A unique approach
The brand story
Sarah Emilie Müllertz has been a collector of art since her teenage years, drawing on references from modern art, Japanese architecture, and Danish design tradition in equal measure. Before founding KINRADEN, she ran her own architecture studio before becoming Partner and Global Head of Design at Henning Larsen Architects, leading international teams on projects defined by clarity, structure, and contextual understanding.
That background is legible in every KINRADEN piece, the same discipline applied to a different scale. The brand's name comes from the Old English word for kindred: the understanding that all living things on earth are related, and that everything we touch will in some way touch others. "In the end, we are nothing without each other," Sarah says. Responsible materials and recycled precious metals have been part of KINRADEN from the very beginning — not a position adopted later, but the foundation the brand was built on.









