MONOCLE PODCAST – The Entrepreneurs

Adorno September 10, 2018

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Adorno founders Martin Clausen & Kristian Snorre Andersen has visited Monocle in London to have a talk about the ambitions and ideas behind the company. Hear the story of how it all started, and why they think Adorno is a concept that is needed in today’s design market.
Monocle writes: “Adorno is a digital platform for design-lovers that enables people to discover and buy one-of-a-kind and limited-edition pieces direct from designers around the world. Part marketplace, part online gallery, the site was launched last year by Copenhagen-based entrepreneurs Kristian Snorre Andersen and Martin Clausen, and has already garnered fans worldwide.”
Listen to the podcast right here or head over to Monocle.com.

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