d line

d line

d line is a heritage Danish design brand that hand crafts enduring architectural hardware,sanitary ware and barrier-free solutions. Its portfolio features blue-chip Danish designers including Knud Holscher, Arne Jacobsen, and Bjarke Ingels, and is present in many celebrated buildings—from New York’s Museum of Modern Art to Copenhagen’s SAS Royal Hotel.
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d line is an aptly named hardware company that connects Danish heritage to contemporary design. Its products embrace the timeless minimalism of the mid-20th century, adding an understated sophistication to architecture of today.

The AJ lever handle + thumb turn by Arne Jacobsen for d line

Celebrated pieces like the Egg and Swan chair were, together with the lever handle, designed by Arne Jacobsen for the SAS Royal Hotel in CPH (1960).

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Friday Smart Lock + Friday Entrance by BIG for d line

d line has actively sought to collaborate with BIG and Friday Labs and together we’ve pioneered a state-of-the-art smart lock system operated via mobile phone.

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Toilet roll holder + shampoo shelf by Knud Holscher for d line

Danish architect and designer Knud Holscher conceived our first coordinated line of architectural products in 1971 as ‘modest design that is designed to last’.

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Soap dispenser by Knud Holscher for d line

Hand crafted soap dispenser in AISI 316 stainless steel.

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Toilet roll holder by Knud Holscher for d line

Hand crafted toilet roll holder in AISI 316 stainless steel.

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19U lever handle by Knud Holscher for d line

To the spaces they occupy, they bring a sense of unity – they are often the finishing touches, yet they are never an afterthought.

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d line is a heritage Danish design brand that hand crafts enduring architectural hardware,sanitary ware and barrier-free solutions. Its portfolio features blue-chip Danish designers including Knud Holscher, Arne Jacobsen, and Bjarke Ingels, and is present in many celebrated buildings—from New York’s Museum of Modern Art to Copenhagen’s SAS Royal Hotel.