PRESENTATION: RETAIL, PROJECTS & MUSEUMS




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• Kent Sejdelin
Runs the business, works with customers and our team of international distributors and agents.
• Louise Helmersen Architect and designer. Product and graphic design.


Livingly’s sole vision is to create inspiring and original Danish artistry to home and interior. Design by Danish architects and designers.
• Hanging sculptures
• Decorative mobiles
• Greeting cards
• Paper art posters
• Decoration
• Custom-made projects
We aim at taking care of our environment:
• Local production – less transportation
• FSC-certified paper from Europe
• Wood from Nordic countries
• Recycling waste paper
• Reusing shipment packaging

All our products are produced in Denmark.
Local production in Denmark with our team of 20 skilled homeworkers.


High-profiled retailers and companies:
• Art and design museums
• Gift and department stores
• Interior and furniture stores
• Book and paper stores
• Children’s stores
• City monuments
• Hotels
Custom-made projects, decoration and co-branding in cooperation with:
• Individual companies/brands
• Institutions







• Design by Danish architects and designers
• Eco-friendly materials
• Handmade in Denmark by homeworkers




• Gift box packaging
• Product information on the back of the packaging
• Leaflet inside
• tissue paper protecting the product
• FSC-certified paper
• Display possibilities for the table, shelf or floor.


Decorating with mobiles and ornaments can be a poetic and powerful way of creating an atmosphere – whether it is a total installation or just a single characteristic mobile adding life to the interior.
Hôtel de Crillon, Paris
Snowflake installation, creating a magical snowfall in the Winter Garden of the 5 star hotel.
Planning, delivery and installation with assistance.





Installations for hotels, shops, brands and special places.
CASE: John Lewis, UK
Livingly designs Christmas themes for 33 shops, offering retail matching products.
CASE: Heartland Festival, Fyn
Outdoor installations of paper poetry lotus flowers and more.
CASE: Kabel29, Middelfart
Mobile installation for youth creative space and café.





A mobile card is a surprisingly and livingly greeting with a turning ornament/ logo with which you can be sure to catch attention. Mobile cards as gifts: Mobile cards can be made with free hanging mobiles which the receiver can detach and hang elsewhere. Paper art can be created in many ways. Our team is ready to find a special solution for your company.


Popup cards and mobile cards work well as eye catching representation gifts.
CASE: The Royal Danish Collection
Pop-up cards for Christmas greetings with Rosenborg Castle and Amalienborg Palace.







Special project of paper figures related to Danish royal history and architecture. For souvenirs in the museums and shops.








CASE: H.C. Andersen House
Special project for the main museum of fairytale writer and artist Hans Christian Andersen.
Livingly created a series of products with special themes - for museums and shops. Special packaging, colour range, labels etc.





CASE: Grüne Erde
Livingly products in special packaging
CASE: COS
Customized colour of Livingly product in special packaging




CASE: Bauhaus Museum, Dessau
Series of paper art cards using same tecniques as were used in Bauhaus School of arcitecture and design.



CASE: L’oriot Mobile Ars Mundi, Germany
CASE: Bortnyik Mobile
Thyssen Museum, Spain
CASE: Mosaic Mobile
Alcazar, Sevilla, Spain
CASE: Miró Mobile
Miró Museum, Spain



Inspired by artists
A mobile can tell a story - and it keeps reminding you of something - maybe a great experience from a museum or art show.
These mobiles are inspired by the artist Gustav Klimt. They were created for travelling Klimt exhibitions by Culturespaces.










In 2015, representing the creative part of Livingly, the paper artist and architect Louise Helmersen participated in the national TV show “Made in Denmark” in 11 episodes, including 3 Christmas episodes.
The show featured 7 artists working with different materials, visiting each other’s workshops and learning new skills. The artists battled in skills and creativity.
Louise won 6 challenges out of 18.




































AUSTRALIA
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
AUSTRIA
Grüne Erde
DENMARK
Illums Bolighus
The Royal Danish Collection
Design Museum Denmark
ARoS Aarhus Art Museum
H.C. Andersen Museum
Kunsten, Museum of Modern Art
Museum for Paper Art
Trapholt
FRANCE
Le Bon Marché
Centre Pompidou
Louvre
Picasso Museum
Fondation Vasarely
GERMANY
Deutsche Bank Kunsthalle
BAUHAUS Museum Dessau
Fabriano Boutique
Guggenheim, Venice
MoMA shop, Tokyo
ACTUS, interior stores
SPAIN
Fundacio Joan Miró
Basilica Sagrada Familia
Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia
UK
John Lewis
Victoria & Albert Museum
SCP, interior stores
TATE Modern
William Yeoward
The Hepworth Wakefield
Royal Academy of Arts
USA
The Getty Center, Los Angeles
Museum of Modern Art, New York
Guggenheim, New York
National Gallery of Art
MoMA, New York
Hôtel de Crillon, Paris, FR
Christian Dior
Le Royal Monceau, Raffles, Paris, FR
COS
John Lewis, UK
Guggenheim, Venice, Italy
The Royal Danish Collection, DK
Hans Christian Andersen House, DK
Illums Bolighus, DK
Visit Denmark, DK
LEGO, DK
Kulturøen Middelfart, DK
Kabel29 Middelfart, DK
Hotel Sinatur, Storebælt, DK
The National Museum, DK
Tivoli Gardens, DK
Grundfos, DK
Bauhaus Museum Dessau, DE
Grüne Erde, Austria
Cluizel Chocolate, FR
Nina Concept Store, Panama
Not Another Bill, UK