Comosum Curation
Decor & Accessories
Home decor and accessories from FDB Møbler, Ethnicraft, UMAGE, WOUD and Case, plus Danish ceramics and glass from Lyngby Porcelæn, Kähler and Holmegaard.
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Which brands does Comosum carry for accessories?
The largest ranges come from FDB Møbler, Ethnicraft, WOUD and Case. Tableware and vases come from Lyngby Porcelæn, Kähler, Holmegaard and Rosendahl, doormats from Heymat, clocks from Arne Jacobsen Clocks and 3D-printed planters from Conifer Homewares, with smaller selections from UMAGE, Tikamoon and others.
Are these accessories made from recycled or plant-based materials?
Some are. Most Heymat mats have a 100% recycled PET pile, Heller uses 25–100% recycled plastic in some lines, and Rosendahl makes pots from recycled plastic. Conifer Homewares 3D-prints its pieces in Vancouver from a plant-based bio-polymer and reprocesses its scrap.
Which of these brands are certified B Corps?
Lyngby Porcelæn, Kähler, Holmegaard, Rosendahl and Arne Jacobsen Clocks belong to Rosendahl Design Group, a Certified B Corporation. Tikamoon, Tiptoe, Petite Friture and UMAGE (certified in 2026) are certified themselves. FDB Møbler holds FSC chain-of-custody certification (FSC-C164841) and is distributed in North America by Rosendahl Design Group.
Are the Danish ceramics and glass made in Denmark?
Not all of them. Lyngby Porcelæn is made in Portugal and Germany, and Kähler's Hammershøi ceramics are made in Portugal. Holmegaard glass comes from EU and Asian glassworks, and Rosendahl works with EU and Asian suppliers.
How does Comosum rate these brands for sustainability?
Every brand here is scored on the Comosum Sustainability Meter in six categories: Material, Transportation, Manufacturing, Labor, Energy and Durability. Each is rated 1 to 5 from published evidence, and the grade is the average out of 5, set at brand level. FDB Møbler, the largest range here, is graded 3.7.
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