Exclusive: Inside the Royal Copenhagen x Griegst dinner with Pernille Teisbaek

"I would say yes immediately to anything related to Griegst. I have a personal connection to the brand going back almost ten years, to when Phillip and I were getting married and chose our wedding rings from Griegst. Ever since, I've been a huge fan of the world Noam [Griegst, Arje Griegst's son, who is currently spearheading the company] has built around the brand.

For years – and I really do mean years – I've been asking Noam when the porcelain might finally return. Eight years of asking, at least. So when I heard that the Triton porcelain was coming back, I was beyond excited.

What makes it even more special is that the collection has been brought back to life with Royal Copenhagen, the very same producers who made it all those years ago. After 50 years in hibernation, Triton has reawakened in the most beautiful new glazes, while remaining completely true to its original spirit.

Attending the Griegst dinner during 3daysofdesign felt particularly meaningful. To see this iconic collection return – and to celebrate it surrounded by people who share a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and design – was a truly special way to spend the evening. Because honestly, in Denmark, this is kind of a big deal..."

Browse all of Teisbaek's standout moments from the evening below.

"A happy evening spent with Noam, the owner of Griegst, pictured here in front of the installation the brand is launching during 3daysofdesign to celebrate the reimagined Triton porcelain collection."

"Phillip and I chose our wedding rings from Griegst, which made this a particularly special evening for us."

"Lots of familiar faces at the dinner, including Emily Weiss, who I know shares a love of the Griegst universe."

"So many exciting plans are in the works. I can't wait for you all to see and experience them."

"Already putting the collection to good use at home."