For our own developments and designs, and for the designers who prefer to be combined with this trademark instead of their own studios with CaDot® Design, we have registered 2DOT® to hold furniture that either does not fit into CaDot® Design collection, but even so are a significant parts of our business and available to our customers maybe even with an exclusivity.

“We design furniture, simple as that”

(Mette Capersen & Oliver Ejlersen)

Monewment is a small design studio with big ideas! Combined these two young designers dare the conventional way of creating and seeing furniture in a new perspective. You will be surprised to sit on the waves of MOTO bench, and how the leg is capable of meeting the table top like a hook.

Mette and Oliver: “We want to make the world our playground and fill it with innovative furniture and products. We wish to create new moments with our designs and through these build new monuments for future homes.”

(Anders Zeeb)

We are looking at a brand holding and expressing the great spirit and heart of Greenland.

Anders: “My design is based on the Greenlandic Inuit culture and not least the Greenlandic nature. Two of my designs is from the ULU range, the APU lounge and NAYA dining chair inspired by Inuit`s oldest tool ULU, which has been used since 2500 BC. I have transformed it into an iconic piece of furniture expressing our culture and sharing names with my bellowed family”.

(Lasse Sundgaard)

Originally Made by Bent was a brand driven by Lasse Sundgaard until he decided to become a full-time carpenter and focus more on family. The elegant vase is part of a whole range from Made by Bent, which is cut out for the modern lifestyle hallway, but also very nice in the bed- or living room.
The vase is the one thing remaining in the CaDot® Design collection, even the whole range is still available for the right customer at 2DOT® and can be expanded with new items upon request.
The vase makes a complete hallway for decoration, but no reason to limit yourselves with this nice item that goes well in a series of 4 as well, use it in every room in the bar, the office or the hotel lobby.

(Pia Würtz Mogensen & Thomas Steffensen)

Steffensen & Würtz is a Danish design studio located in Aalborg. They create appealing, long lasting, and durable design that are meant to be used in your everyday life.

Thomas and Pia: “We believe that design is about creating useful products that makes your everyday great. Our job is to understand our client’s needs, potential and visions as well as always keeping up with the trends and tendencies within design, furniture and lifestyle. In that way we can create the frames to design within to make new designs that are feasible, commercial and desirable.”

(Klaus Lund)

Klaus Lund works with design processes in stylization manner of speaking. His shapes are transformed from the very organic, as he continuously defines lines into the simple and tight shape that characterize the Nordic style. The idea for the Mushroom lamp series is transformed from the image of a light and almost luminescent mushrooms growing out from a piece of wood.

(Jacob Amtorp)

Woodpecker is the creation of Jacob Amtorp. It had a difficult birth, being for a long time, evaluated here and there with highly esteemed Design houses, but always ended up as rejected due to difficulties for the production or even being too avantgarde. Together with the two Leeke directors, Woodpecker dining chair underwent some adjustments, which shaped the currently bestselling product at CaDot® Design collection and becoming a large range with Dining table, Console table/desk, Stool, Barstools and we are not ready to stop yet.

In 2021 Jacob Amtorp and Woodpecker was admitted to NIL, the Norwegian yearbook for Designers and Interior Architects which we are all proud. Also, a huge article in a Chinese Furniture magazine gave a lot of credit to Jacob who was invited as speaker of modern Nordic Design.

Jacob: “When I was younger, I was a rather “fanatic” supporter of the functionalistic era in design and architecture. Today I am less fanatic, but I still use some of the principals in my designs by not having elements merely for decoration. On the contrary, every element must have a functional purpose. The choice of materials, shapes and construction must be chosen to meet the specific purpose.

I have noticed that Scandinavian Design appeals to Asian markets. I think Simplicity and function. The right ergonomic quality and proportion. I have a feeling this apply with the Chinese culture as well”.

(Thomas Bundgaard)

Furniture design is about much more than just furniture and design. For me it’s about balance. The balance between form and function.

(Kim B. Pedersen)

Kim became a part of CaDot® Design during his education, where an internship lead to a project involving a customer, working with a lamp and exclusivity. At this point he has no active designs in any of the collections.
Kim: “I like the unique and long lasting. That is what I strive for, when I design furniture. A design that has a statement but can be as relevant in 10 years as it is today”