We work with the finest of nature. A Dinesen tree is typically 80 to 300 years old and is chosen individually based on its structure and size to guarantee that each tree exemplifies the best that nature can grow.
Our raw wood is sourced from four tree species: Douglas fir, pine, oak, and ash.
Step into the Black Forest by following the link in bio.
In less than a month, @3daysofdesign returns to Copenhagen. This year, Dinesen is represented across the city in various forms and constellations, from art to architecture. Tune in for three days, with Dinesen featured at prominent locations.
Highlights:
- New showroom Gallery wing by Office @kimlenschow
- Wall and ceiling cladding launch
- Dinesen Apartment by @johnpawson with @hansgrohe and @axordesign
- Kengo Kuma & Associates art installation at @copenhagen_contemporary
- @taktcph & @objectsmayvary_
- Art exhibition with Archival at @danisharchitecturecenter
Follow the link in bio to discover our full presence during the festival.
Noma LA 2026 is Noma's latest project: a pop-up restaurant in Los Angeles.
For 16 weeks, @nomacph cooks for Los Angeles. Dinesen supports that vision by supplying fifty square metres of our engineered Layers Oak flooring, enhancing this unique culinary setting.
We’re excited to be part of this creative venture. Follow the link in bio for the full story.
Wall and ceiling cladding – Another approach to wooden surfaces.
Dinesen wood planks for interior solutions, including wall and ceiling cladding, enhance spatial design and deliver a cohesive architectural expression.
The same uncompromising quality in another application.
Explore the potential of Dinesen for walls and ceilings via the link in bio.
The Ash floors at Seaside Residence create a seamless connection between the indoors and outdoors. The design follows a clear architectural concept, focusing on the balance and interaction of materials.
Step inside this private beach house by following the link in our bio.
The Earth | Tree exhibition by @kkaa_official at @copenhagen_contemporary is a sensory encounter of architecture, nature and materiality. Crafted from @dinesen Douglas offcuts, the installation forms a wooden canopy, grounded by @petersentegl tiles and illuminated by @ankerco . Together, the materials evoke the Japanese expression, komorebi, sunlight filtering through leaves, creating a poetic interplay of light and shadow.
You can explore Earth | Tree until 21 February 2027. Discover more via link in bio.
Set atop a detached Victorian house in Hampstead, Vaulting Loft is a spacious loft apartment born from a former top-floor flat, with a striking 4.8-metre ceiling. The new roof extension creates a fluid sequence of spaces that rise and fall with the roofline, offering both expansive and intimate moments. The Dinesen Layers Douglas flooring, with its pale, tactile surface and wide planks, anchors the space, highlighting its proportions and introducing natural grain for a calming effect.
Step inside Vaulting Loft via link in bio.
Dinesen Country Home is designed on the philosophy of creating a home rather than a showroom. This is evident in details such as the bespoke furniture crafted in collaboration with local artisans. Even the small upstairs chambers, with their hidden doors and cosy proportions, speak to a design approach that is as personal as it is refined.
Visit Country Home via link in bio.
We are introducing wood cladding for walls and ceilings: Another approach to wooden surfaces.
Our floors are renowned for their quality and tactile presence. Now we bring wood to walls and ceilings, creating a new way to experience the material. Achieve a spatial expression that is warm, present and architecturally integral.
Discover more via link in bio.
When tasked with updating Dinesen Country Home in 2024, @mentzeottenstein approached the project with deep respect for its history.
“We had stayed in the house before and felt a great sense of reverence when we took on this project,” they recall. “The house was already in great shape, but we wanted to add layers of character and perhaps a touch of the unexpected.”
Explore the gentle restoration by following the link in bio
Designed by Madrid-based architectural studio Plantea, the Casa Ambrose showcases our engineered Layers Douglas flooring. The prominent desk and the TV cabinet are custom-made from solid Dinesen Douglas and crafted by a local Madrid carpenter. Veneered Spanish pine doors and panelled surfaces contribute to a tranquil space that seamlessly combines tradition and contemporary design.
Flooring: Layers Douglas Classic
Finish: Light Oil
Architect: @plantea_estudio
Home creation: @homeofambrose
Photographer: @salvalopez
Enter Casa Ambrose and experience it for yourself via link in bio.
Felling a tree is a powerful ritual — the crack, the crash, then silence. For a moment, the forest holds its breath before life returns, and birds and insects fill the air once more.
Step into the Black Forest via link in bio.
