The founder of Teenage Engineering opens up to his creative space
Jesper Kouthoofd envisioned living in a one-room apartment without any money. But life wanted something different for the Swedish ad-man and founder of music-tech company Teenage Engineering. We were granted an exclusive audience in Kouthoofd’s 18th-century house in Stockholm.
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