A product of the classic Danish furniture tradition, Povl's interest in design in general and furniture design in particular, started at a young age on the shop floor of his parent's furniture factory in Salling, Denmark. Povl studied architecture at the renowned Aarhus School of Architecture. He initially worked with a number of Danish indoor furniture companies before turning his sights on outdoor furniture. Working with among others, Trip-Trap and Gloster, Povl brought a new sense of design into the outdoor furniture industry, in particular in teak furniture, where his designs brought the elegance & comfort that had been the norm in Danish indoor furniture for decades to a category where heft and weight rather than design and comfort had been key selling parameters.

Dick's interest in furniture design was ignited at an early age where he spent a considerable amount of time in his parent's iconic furniture shop in Helsingborg, Sweden. Starting in his teenage years, Dick funded his passion for design by working after school and weekends assembling furniture, a task that laid the foundation for his passion for perfecting even the smallest of details. Dick went on to study metal work and trained as a cabinetmaker. Having worked as a craftsman at some of Sweden's leading furniture producers, Dick turned to furniture design. His early work include pioneering mixed material outdoor furniture for legendary Berga Form of Sweden.

As a child, Kris faced physical challenges. Unable to compete in sports, young Kris spent his spare time in his father's furniture workshop, crafting games and wooden toys to sell for pocket money. After completing an apprenticeship, Kris went on to manage AJ Iversen's prestigious furniture workshop in Copenhagen. In his pursuit for professional perfection, Kris joined the Danish Technological Institute, where he helped establish the Danish Furnituremakers Quality Control body, which he headed for several years. In the late 1960s, Kris partnered with entrepreneur Paul Wallevik to set up Scanstyle-Mim in Ghana, the first high-end furniture manufacturing company in a developing country. Kris built, set up, and led furniture businesses across the globe. Kris' lifelong passion for furniture resulted in a vast catalogue of innovative designs.

Says Who is a Danish design studio founded by designers Nikolaj Duve and Kasper Meldgaard in 2010. Based in the town of Aarhus in Denmark, the studio specializes in creating modern Scandinavian furniture and product designs. Their design philosophy emphasizes simplicity, functionality, and strong, clean lines. Says Who blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics, aiming to create pieces that are both timeless and innovative. Over the years, the studio has collaborated with various well-known furniture brands, helping them bring contemporary, accessible yet functional designs to a global market.

A graduate from the prestigious Royal Danish Academy, Susanne has since the early nineties designed a plethora of successful products that include furniture, fabrics, kitchenware, lamps and safety products. Susanne's designs are rooted in the Scandinavian tradition of simplicity and elegance with a strong focus on both aesthetics and functionality. Sustainability is an important consideration in her design process. Many of Susanne's projects have earned her internationally renowned design awards including the RedDot Design Award, the Good Design Award, the Norwegian Design Prize and the German Design Award.

Frederic Doughty has won acclaim for his distinctive designs and ability to create compelling useful products for the home furnishings market. Frederic studied at the Rhode Island School of Design, and Art Center College of Design before opening his own firm in Pasadena, California. Now practicing as Premises Design, his company provides clients with a unique resource for developing products meant for architectural and landscaped settings. His furniture designs are characterized by clean timeless lines, comfortable proportions and great attention to detail. Frederic has won numerous design awards over the course of his career and his designs are included in the collections of many prominent brands.

Klaus Nolting is a visionary German industrial designer based in Hamburg, whose career spans over three decades of groundbreaking creativity. A passionate educator, Klaus has shared his expertise as a Professor of Design Theory at FH Mainz (2009) and continues to inspire the next generation of designers as a lecturer at the AMD Academy of Fashion & Design in Hamburg (since 2018). Today, Klaus leads ON3D design studio in Hamburg alongside Sarah Buchholz. Together, they specialize in crafting thoughtfully designed products that enhance modern life-practical, elegant, and effortlessly functional. Klaus's commitment to excellence has earned him some of the design world's most coveted awards, including the iF Award, Red Dot Award, Iconic Design Award, and German Design Award.