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In the design duo KIMPOP lies a love for ceramics, for authenticity, for artistry, for history, for the quirky, for the poppy, and for the rebellious. KIMPOP features the colorful personalities Sofie Linde and Joakim Ingversen, and with the new Poppery series, they have, in close creative collaboration with Kähler, designed two mugs, three vases - one with a stopper - and a small whimsical figure you didn't know you needed.
Although Sofie Linde and Joakim Ingversen, under the pseudonym KIMPOP, are now making their debut as designers in the public eye with the Kähler series Poppery, their passion for ceramics is far from new. Alongside their work as hosts on a variety of entertainment programs, the duo has, for many years, explored the world of ceramics and created ceramic art in their own ceramics workshop in their shared villa north of Copenhagen, where each individually and together has delved into challenging the so-called Nordic design. A work, perhaps almost a ceramic mission, which KIMPOP got even more space to cultivate in the beginning of 2024.
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