DEKO are global leaders in the design, manufacture and supply of sustainable system partitions.

The product range has well-established markets in Europe, Africa and Asia and comprises beautifully designed and engineered components, giving the architect and designer the capacity to achieve ambitious and thought provoking interiors.

The only partitioning company to hold two ETA approvals for partition systems in Europe, and the first company to receive CE labelling for its glazed partition systems, DEKO’s intensive product development continues, pushing the boundaries to provide solutions which are sensitive to the environment, safety and regulation compliant, whilst breaking the mould in terms of the application of glass in interior architecture.

Established in 1970, the goal has been to provide high quality solutions and value for our customers, while focusing on both innovation and documentation. We want to be seen as a strong and indispensable partner, who can help to optimise our customers' business. This can only be done if we constantly develop and create products and services that set new standards and make a difference for customers. Products and services are well documented in relation to functionality and quality, so that customers can feel confident in choosing DEKO as a partner.

In order to obtain transparency and protect DEKO it is important that we are informed of e.g. violence of law and criticisable conditions.

For that purpose we have established a Whistleblower Platform which can be used by our employees, business partners and suppliers.

DEKO's decoration design draws inspiration from the world of glass mosaics and was created to establish a clear visual thread across the company's departments. The visual expression refers to DEKO as a leading supplier and product developer of glass walls, while also reinforcing the connection between DEKO's platforms, functions, and business areas.

The colour palette has been composed to create a calm yet dynamic expression within DEKO's headquarters, inviting both focus, inspiration, and creativity. In this way, the design reflects DEKO as a professional, meticulous, and quality-conscious company with an innovative and adaptable mindset.

A Shared Visual Language

The decoration design is developed based on the characteristics, products, and values that define DEKO and are reflected across its departments. In addition, each department has its own icons that reflect its identity and function, while the interplay between them creates a cohesive narrative of DEKO as a whole.

DEKO Denmark

In DEKO Denmark, the story is expressed through a series of symbols representing key values and strengths. The light bulb symbolises innovation and creativity, the tree points to DEKO as one of Denmark's leading carpentry and joinery companies, and the leaf refers to the recyclable mindset in product development.

The shield reflects responsibility and security in relation to employees and well-being, while the window and the sunrise refer to DEKO as a glass supplier and to the importance of light in interior spaces. The stairs symbolise ambition and development, the magnifying glass meticulousness, the cogwheel functionality, the sound waves acoustics and sound insulation, and the diamond the high quality that characterises DEKO. The smaller waves emphasise DEKO's links to the international sphere.

DEKO Export

The pattern bank for the Export department has been developed as an extension of DEKO's wider visual universe and focuses on the tasks and markets the department works with. The patterns take inspiration from different parts of the world and underline Export as an international department that trades with, delivers to, and communicates with people and companies across the globe.

The colour palette is inspired by both the cold North and the warmth of the South, while selected recurring elements from the other patterns ensure coherence across DEKO's departments. Several of the patterns contain dual references to reflect the broad scope of the Export department: the field points both to rice fields in Asia and rapeseed fields in the Nordic region, while the mountain peaks and pyramids can be read as both northern mountains and southern landscapes.

The desert, the savannah, and the sun represent the warmth of the South, particularly India, Saudi Arabia, and Africa, while the Statue of Liberty and the Grand Canyon reflect the Western world. The wheel and the ship refer to delivery, logistics, and transport, while the factory highlights the productive and practical aspect. The large wave symbolises the oceans that connect the continents, and the globe captures the essence of Export as a department whose field of work is the whole world.

A Unified Identity

The decoration design brings DEKO together across departments, competencies, and markets. It creates a shared visual language in which DEKO Denmark and DEKO Export each have their own identity, while also being part of a larger whole. The result is a design that strengthens internal cohesion and communicates the values, ambitions, and qualities that DEKO stands for.