‘Structures of Living’ showed an exploration of modular interiors that rethinks how we live, work, and gather. Reimagining its flagship store as a gridded environment, FRAMA brings together everyday functions—sleeping, dining, relaxing—into one flexible system. A kind of Tiny house with all functions on a few square meters.. More than a showcase, it invites a conversation around alternative living in a broader context, as described by founder Niels Strøyer Christophersen.
Alongside Frama introduced new pieces across three furniture families: The Petit Rond, Symmetry, and Ratio Series. The exhibition reflects FRAMA’s continued interest in multi-use design and holistic living. This narrative extends into the adjacent 57a Apartment, located directly beside FRAMA’s Studio Store. The 57a Apartment functions both as a live-work space and a spatial inquiry. More than a display, it invites a lived encounter with FRAMA’s evolving universe, where objects are not exhibited but engaged with. Furnishings and forms serve as quiet participants in a broader conversation about rhythm, presence, and the everyday.
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