The Egypt Project - Furniture Design
When students begin the master’s programme in furniture design at the Royal Danish Academy, they are quickly immersed in a collaborative exercise. Working in pairs, they design a piece of furniture, which they then travel to Egypt to produce together with an Egyptian manufacturer.
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