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Mumutane is represented in Altfor damermes magazine for interiors. There is both a picture and a really nice review: Africa at home "If you want to buy colorful interiors with a clear conscience, you can find it at Mumutane. The Danish brand makes, among other things, cushions, vases, bread baskets, etc. from African residual textiles. The production is sustainable and provides work for young Nigerian women." The masks from Umasqu Studio are also shown here. We are the first dealers of them in Scandinavia.

We are really looking forward to showing off all the fine products from mumutane at Upcomer's design market in the DGI building in Aarhus. It's Saturday 4 May and there will be a wealth of fine products from illustrations, prints, jewellery, coffee, skin care, interiors, ceramics, kimonos, bags, butterflies etc. See all Upcomers right away here . Isn't there plenty of opportunity to find a nice Mother's Day gift or unique confirmation gift? We hope to see you!

Umasqu is a design company that creates modern, quirky and sculptural wall decorations inspired by colors, patterns and different languages ​​of the design world. They each have a special expression and are limited editions. Umasqu's tight design and formal language, as well as references to Africa in several of the collections, harmonize well with mumutane's products and vision to combine the Nordic design tradition with the colorful African universe ....

For some time we have been considering whether to replace the sofa. It's exactly 11 years old and we got it shortly after our first child was born. It's been through a bit of everything, and also has plenty of good times in it as well as a move from flat to house. A lot of questions have been raised about it. the consideration of a new sofa. How long should a sofa last, what is really reasonable? When can you afford to replace it? environmental impact, resource consumption and waste? Research shows that the average lifetime of a sofa...