
Portrait by Davy Denke
Danish Furniture Designer
based in Copenhagen, DK
Elly Feldstein (1997), MA, likes to challenge conventional furniture pieces and explore new aesthetics and functions. It is interesting for her to draw inspiration from traditional crafts and objects that embody past values and combine them with contemporary needs to create a new perspective.
She is motivated to create longlasting objects, and therefore considers the user experience and how an object connects to its surroundings. She believes functionality, aesthetics and curiosity are essential to expand the life of an object. Which is a thought of sustainability as a natural starting point when designing.
She has gained experience working in both the commercial and conceptual design fields, which has equipped her with a diverse skill set. Personally, she enjoys working in a crossfield, designing objects that both serve a purpose and evoke emotion.
Work experience
2025 - Inhouse Designer, Eilersen
2025 Project Manager, 3daysofdesign
2023-25 Freelance Designer, Tine Mouritsen
2023-24 Freelance Designer, Natural Material Studio
2023 Exhibtion Co-Designer, In Transit, Graduation show, Royal Danish Academy
2021 - Elly Feldstein Studio
2020 Intern, Boris Berlin Design
2019 Exhibition Designer, Fashion Tech
2018-20 Product Development Assistent, Montana Furniture
Exhibitions
2025 Mærk, Perception, Collaboration w. Eilersen, Stack
2025 Gallery høstbo, Solo Exhibition, New Beginnings
2025 The Biennale for Craft and Design, The Traces We Make
2024 Dutch Invertuals, Specimen, Loom Armchair
2023 Treble Clef Audio at Tableau, Stackable & Sculptural
2022 360 Furniture and Object, Stackable & Sculptural 2022 Dutch Invertuals, The Circle (MAKK Cologne), Come Together 2021 Dutch Invertuals, Objects for a New Kind of Society, Come Together 2021 Ukurant, Ukurant Pespectives, Revalued Stools
2020 Dutch Invertuals, True Matter, Revalued Stools
Education
2022 MA degree, Furniture & Object Design, Royal Danish Academy 2020 BA degree, Furniture, Spatial & Material Design, Royal Danish Academy