Lokaldesign

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Lokaldesign in Hamburg offers innovative design ideas, multifunctional and individually designed furniture and environmentally friendly unique pieces.

The Soccer table made of oak, maple and corian with turned figures for 4,990 € is probably one of the most expensive exhibits at Lokaldesign. However the two Hamburg women Julia Oertel and Katharina Roedelius, who cooperate with design colleges throughout Germany to promote newcomers and bring innovative ideas to the market, also have cheaper products from the creative young generation on offer in their shop. A trivet made of recycled skateboards, HeelHole - the shoe shelf for high heels or the tick table leg system, which easily and repeatedly transforms a wide variety of tops into tables: Whoever buys here can be sure to own something unique, for every design idea is produced and sold as a unique item or in small quantities.

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