BIG and Everyday unveil minimalist home climate system Air
Copenhagen cleantech startup Everyday and architecture studio BIG have launched Air, a minimalist home climate system that integrates heating, cooling, and air purification. The indoor unit features a wall-mounted fan with a magnetic exterior and interchangeable oakwood finishes, controlled via a circular panel running EverydayOS. A bulkier outdoor unit was also developed. Co-founder Kaave Pour emphasized bringing design intention to HVAC systems. Air debuted at the 3 Days of Design festival in Copenhagen. Everyday was co-founded by Pour and Morten Meisner-Jensen in 2025. BIG, founded by Bjarke Ingels in 2005, is known for projects like Amager Bakke and The Spiral.
Key facts
- Everyday and BIG designed a minimalist home climate system called Air.
- Air combines heating, cooling, and air purification.
- The indoor unit is wall-mounted with a magnetic exterior and interchangeable oakwood finishes.
- A circular control panel with EverydayOS allows temperature adjustment.
- An outdoor unit with blocky black hardware was also created.
- Air debuted at the 3 Days of Design festival in Copenhagen.
- Everyday was co-founded by Kaave Pour and Morten Meisner-Jensen in 2025.
- BIG was founded by Bjarke Ingels in 2005.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Everyday
- BIG
- 3 Days of Design
Locations
- Copenhagen
- Denmark
Sources
- Dezeen —