In celebration of Bodum’s 80 years anniversary in 2024, Bodum has made a special collection to honor its many years of pure and simple design.
'Are you sure, That we are awake? It seems to me That yet we sleep, we dream.' Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' is a funny play about the misguided ways of love and plays on everything that can happen when we dream. Dare to dream is this year's well-chosen theme at 3daysofdesign. In a time when the world is at war and uncertainty is spreading, we must give ourselves time to find the courage to dream of a better world. Good design can help change the world and we must think new at the same time as we must protect and preserve the planet we live on.
This 3daysofdesign festival is the 11th edition and it has grown to be a leading design event in the world. This is undoubtedly due to not only skilled planners but also to the fact that everyone involved has really wanted to help utilise the resources that are and can be found in existing square metres around Copenhagen. It's the biggest 3daysofdesign ever ... Copenhagen is approaching midsummer, and the night is short and the day long. Let yourself be inspired by the more than 400 design brands who open their doors and invite you in. In one of Denmark's most famous plays, the 1722 comedy 'Jeppe on the Hill; Or, The Transformed Peasant' by Ludvig Holberg, the farmer Jeppe wakes up in the baron's bed and says: 'Am I dreaming, or am I awake?' Designers, Shakespeare, Holberg and other good people: Let's dare to dream.
At the hubs you can meet people of the festival that will guide you. The two hubs are at: Hotel 25hours at Vor Frue Kirke and Reffen Hub at Refshaleøen.
NEW TALENT'S AWARD 2024
Come and celebrate the future of design! Three design talents will each receive a travel grant of 15.000 DKR. BO BEDRE and Bolig Magasinet are behind the award. Thursday 13 June at 17:00, Food Studio, Refshalevej 203A, 1432 Copenhagen
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This is your cinderella story. How do you want it to end? Try and try again. Size it. Feel it. Until you know. It was made for you.
Signe Byrdal Terenziani dreams of
A design that ... is meaningful. A world that ... collectively works towards peace on earth.
A life that ... fosters equal opportunities, without social segregation, without poverty, hunger, homelessness and war.
A 3daysofdesign week that ... will continue to turn dreams into reality.
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'THAT'S WHEN IT STRUCK ME: WE NEED
This year's theme for 3daysofdesign is the prompt 'Dare to Dream'. We asked the festival's Managing Director, Signe Byrdal Terenziani, what dreams mean to her.
Text Malou Wedel Bruun Photo PRThis year's theme is 'Dare to Dream'. Why "dare"? Have we all become so realistic that we have forgotten how to dream?
– To me "DARE" resonates with pushing boundaries, and when adding the optimistic word "DREAM", it becomes a gentle reminder for us all to use dreams as a catalyst for positive change. I don't think we have forgotten to dream. We just need to be reminded. To give ourselves space and time to dream. Because dreams can be a powerful driving force, especially for designers, their contribution to society and to the world at large.
What difference does a dream make?
– Dreams are the gateway to our innermost thoughts. A springboard for the imagination, free from limitations rooted in practicalities. It's within this dreamscape that unconventional ideas and solutions are born.
Do you consider yourself a dreamer?
– Yes, definitely – I guess I'm a dreamer by nature. I dream all the time. It's as if there was an ongoing dreamscape running through my mind –which sometimes can be a bit hard to follow – even for myself ... (smiles) My dreams mostly revolve around how we can use design to make a better world for people and our planet. It could be dreams about using new, environment-friendly materials or creating spaces which would foster communities and inclusive environments. I dream of spaces where we can use design to address social challenges, like loneliness and stress. Just imagine simple things like restaurants with long tables, where you don't feel lonely if you're dining by yourself. I see so many settings where we could do so much more when it comes to taking care of each other and the beautiful world we live in.
When was the last time that you dreamed out loud?
– This morning, actually. I woke up feeling a bit under pressure. I love the dynamics of my work and the feeling of getting things done. But when I looked at my calendar, I could see a very busy day ahead with lots of meetings and deadlines. I'm a dreamer, who likes to dream with my eyes
open. I started dreaming of lying in a hammock on some deserted island, listening to the sound of the ocean waves, surrounded by the scent of flowers and herbs. I knew that I wouldn't be able to physically move to an island today, but I could still nourish part of my dream. So I put on a swim suit and had a quick dip in the Copenhagen harbour in front of my house. Swimming was part of my dream – even though the water was at least 15 degrees colder than what I envisioned. Still, it was absolutely lovely. And instead of driving my car to work and getting stuck in traffic, I decided to go by bike to enjoy the city and the scenery all along the waterfront.
– That's when it struck me: We need to create spaces at our festival that allow us to stop for a moment, close our eyes and dream. We can't just talk about "DARE TO DREAM". We need to walk the talk and show that we are serious about it. In order to dream, you need spaces conducive to dreaming, where you can pause and unplug from phone calls, emails and so forth. You need a nice chair, a hammock or a dreamy sofa. The scent of spearmint or lavender. Soothing music. Spaces where you can close your eyes, open your senses … and dream. When I arrived at the office, I immediately started drawing spaces that could work as dreamscapes in-between the exhibitions during our festival. Where our guests, exhibitors, the press and my team could have immersive sensory moments to dream. I'm working on creating those types of settings as we speak.
Who inspires you to dream?
– Artists, musicians, my children, my loved ones, nature. One person who comes to mind is David Bowie. He once said: 'Go a little bit out of your depth. When you don't feel that your feet are quite touching the bottom, you're just about in the right place to do something exciting.' It reminds me that it's o.k. to feel a bit shaky when stepping out of your comfort zones. Without a dream, design would be purely functional; only serve a purpose. Nothing more, nothing less. But when a design is driven by a dream, it becomes more meaningful. So stay curious and keep on dreaming.
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Slide in as FDB Møbler unveils the latest design news, featuring Linolie & Pigment among others, dripping talks, and immerse yourself in the hands-on experience of the wooden workshop. Let’s get greasy – and creative!
Meet the new icons at Ny Østergade 7, Copenhagen K.
Carpe Diem Beds is also part of the curated joint exhibition.
” Enter the Salon ”, set in The Conary at Dronningens Tværgade 26, Copenhagen K
NEW ARRIVAL Bed: Hällsö Upholstered I Fabric: Designers Guild’s Skye Chalk I Rug: Hemsedal 2500 I Bed Linen: Vindstilla I Bedside table: Holme Chrome MADE BESPOKE WITH FABRICS FROM DESIGNERS GUILD KVADRAT AND THE ROMO GROUP
This year the 3daysofdesign festival is divided into 11 districts to make it easier for you to navigate through the many exciting design events going on around town. Each district has been given a specific colour, so that you quickly can get an overview of what happens where.
Previously an industrial port full of warehouses, Nordhavn has been transformed into a focal point of creativity with its own stop at the metro. Keep your eyes open for the unmistakable landmarks, the iconic Silos.
A few metres from the harbour, you will find 3daysofdesign focal point Pakhus 11, a newly renovated warehouse. Continue along Amerikakaj with its scenic harbour views, and you'll find more exhibitions.
Housed in a beautiful Rococo building, the museum showcases a vast collection of decorative art, crafts and industrial designs. Located on Bredgade, that is expected to come alive during 3daysofdesign.
With galleries and classic furniture design shops populating the historic buildings nearby the breathtakingly beautiful church with its stunning brass dome, this district will be bustling with dozens of exhibitions.
Inside the ornate iron gate, you'll discover exquisite halls used for hosting extravagant gatherings. During 3daysofdesign, we'll celebrate our own cultural event in the mansion and at other elegant venues nearby.
Kongens Nytorv (The King's New Square) is a majestic square with a distinct sense of grandeur, situated next to Strøget, Nyhavn, the Royal Danish Ballet and Bredgade, and easily accessible via the metro.
A little green oasis nestled between the striking silhouette of Den Sorte Diamant (The Black Diamond) library and the regal presence of Christiansborg Palace, it's the perfect place to relax and recharge.
For over 300 years, Holmen served as the grounds for the naval base of the Royal Danish Navy. Now, with a new axis of urban design, it features art schools, galleries, dockside bars and restaurants.
From the Reffen street food market to Michelin-star restaurants, Refshaleøen is an inclusive community with an entrepreneurial spirit. Lounge by the waterfront, before heading back to the bustling city centre.
Vor Frue Kirke (Church of Our Lady), a magnificent cathedral steeped in history and architectural splendour, is the centre of the district that also includes the city's Latin Quarter and Copenhagen University.
Once the industrial zone of Carlsberg, the district has been revitalised into a mix of modern architecture with elements that retain the brewery's cultural heritage and charm, such as the four life-size granite elephants.
JOIN US DURING 3DAYSOFDESIGN
Frederiksgade 14, 2 - 1265 Copenhagen District Marmorkirken
Aarhusgade 131 ∙ Nordhavn
HOUE&friends showroom represents the Danish brands: HOUE, Thors-Design, and ZURFACE.
We present outdoor furniture, rustic furniture in reclaimed wood, and solutions in natural stone – with high-quality craftsmanship and long lifespans for both professionals and private.
Daily programme 16-18: Snacks, bubbles and lounge music
Welcome to Nordhavn, where modernity meets the compelling allure of the waterfront. Previously an industrial port full of warehouses, Nordhavn has been transformed into a focal point of creativity. Keep your eyes open for the iconic Silos, unmistakable landmarks which signals your arrival to an area brimming with opportunities for exploration –including your chance to take a quick dip in the ocean! It's all a testament to the district's evolution from its industrial past to its dynamic present, thanks to the city's dedication to sustainable and progressive urban development.
Konditaget Lüders is a unique rooftop for city dwellers. Grab a coffee, climb the stairs and experience a modern take on an outdoor city space. Helsinkigade 30, 2150 Copenhagen Go for croissants at Skippers Bakery on your way to Nordhavn (right next to the Poul Henningsens Plads metro), but arrive no later than noon or they will be sold out. Østerbrogade 103, 2100 Copenhagen
GUBI invites visitors to discover and explore the intersection of colour and texture – the point where shade and surface meet and the emotions they inspire as a result. Alongside new furniture and lighting editions from the likes of Pierre Paulin and Mathieu Matégot, GUBI unveils fresh material thinking from contemporary studios, including Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt and GamFratesi, in a colourful and graphic display. Revered Italian fabric house Dedar and sustainable leather specialists at Sørensen Leather collaborate with GUBI to showcase a tactile textile and leather installation. And, for UNICEF, GUBI presents a collaboration featuring its iconic Pacha Lounge Chair in surplus fabrics in support of children worldwide. Orientkaj 18-20, 2150 Copenhagen
AKUART
Sundkaj 163, 2150 Copenhagen
AKUART is an acoustic design company, dedicated to creating calm, beautiful and functional interiors fostering serene and appealing conditions in any space.
GUBI
Orientkaj 18-20, 2150 Copenhagen
As well as reintroducing lost treasures of design history for the present generation, GUBI collaborates with visionary design studios to create icons for tomorrow.
KVADRAT
Pakhus 48, Klubiensvej 22, 2150 Copenhagen
A leader in design innovation, Kvadrat produces highperformance, design upholstery and curtain textiles, rugs and acoustic solutions for both commercial and residential interiors.
AUDO COPENHAGEN
Audo House, Århusgade 130, 2150 Copenhagen
Audo Copenhagen fuses Danish tradition with global perspective, emphasising purposeful details, quality materials and humancentric design.
HOUE&FRIENDS
Århusgade 131, 2150 Nordhavn
During 3daysofdesign, HOUE opens the doors to their showroom: HOUE&friends in Nordhavn.
ARCHITECTMADE
Århusgade 64, 2100 Copenhagen
ARCHITECTMADE’s products are designed with the precision of an architect and the vision of an artist.
HANDVÄRK FURNITURE
Århusgade 136A, 2150 Copenhagen
HANDVÄRK refers to the Old Nordic "håndverk" meaning craftsmanship. In essence, HANDVÄRK FURNITURE believes great design should be two things: aesthetic and functional.
KVADRAT ACOUSTICS
Orient Plads 1, 2nd floor, 2150 Copenhagen Kvadrat Acoustics' acoustic solutions set the benchmark for sustainability, flexibility and durability and push aesthetic and technological boundaries.
DEDAR
Orientkaj 18-20, 2150 Copenaghen
Founded in 1976, Dedar is an Italian textile editor that expresses a personal style with its cutting-edge contemporary collections of fine fabrics, wallcoverings and trimmings.
MOSSROOM
Billedevej 4, 2150 Nordhavn
Mossroom Furniture and Rugs provide a rich tapestry of inspiration for customers wanting to work their creative Interior muscle.
MATZFORM SCANDINAVIA
Alexandriagade 1, 2150 Copenhagen
MatzForm is simplicity and quality. MatzForm furniture is timeless, durable and eminently functional.
ST. LEO INTERIORS
Trelleborggade 5, 2150 Copenhagen
Inspired by culture and derived from nature, St. Leo creates premium, eco-friendly finishes that elevate the experience of architectural spaces.
Århusgade 138A, 2150 Copenhagen
Founded with a profound purpose, MAKE nordic is a furniture brand dedicated to creating responsible design handmade in the EU.
Refugio, Nygårdsvej 19, 2100 Copenhagen
ReFramed is a design brand rooted in the bedroom, dedicated to transforming the role of design in people's lives by being accessible, inclusive, beautiful, easy to ship and assemble.
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OBJECTIVE STUDIES
Refugio, Nygårdsvej 19, 2100 Copenhagen
Objective Studies is a new platform, introducing distinctive designs for those searching for unique and extraordinary creations.
VITRA
Pakhus 48, Klubiensvej 22, 2150 Copenhagen
Vitra, a family business in its third generation, strives daily to enhance surroundings through the power of design.
This year Kvadrat presents the design project 'ReThink' with focus on their range of recycled and reused textiles, but with a different approach than before. Instead of the brand's textiles and materials being the subject of the project they are the medium for expression, broadening the scope for the 12 participating designers, artists and architects, such as Patricia Urquiola. Pakhus 48, Klubiensvej 22, 2150 Copenhagen
MARTELA
Sundkaj 153, 2150 Copenhagen
Martela is one of the leading Danish project houses with a long experience in completing activity-based, hybrid working and traditional workplace projects.
Sundkaj 163, 2150 Copenhagen
Rockfon solutions offer the highest sound absorption, specially curated colours and organic materials to realise the design vision. Sounds beautiful.
Join Audo Copenhagen in their inviting Audo House courtyard from 16:00-18:00 on Wednesday the 12th and Friday the 14th to celebrate 3daysofdesign and the unveiling of their latest releases, like new designs by Norwegian design duo Anderssen & Voll and Norm Architects. Dive into the heart of the design week alongside fellow creatives and toast ideas, inspiration and collaboration. Århusgade 130, 2150 Copenhagen
Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi, the design duo behind GamFratesi that won the Designer of the Year 2023 award, strive continuously to meld Italian craftsmanship with the tradition of Danish furniture design. Meet them at GUBI.
Text Emily Nathan Photo PRWhat's your dream?
– To be able to make a sincere contribution through our work in design and architecture, offering people positive emotions in everyday life.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– We are both architects, specialising in furniture and products. Stine wanted to become a cabinet maker, Enrico an architect. In designing furniture, you might say that we have met our dream halfway. It was our maniacal passion for details and materials that led us to design numerous products in our career; these pieces are not for us, they are for the people who will choose, receive or inherit them. We hope that every single line, every thought and all the care that we have put into every detail is an appreciated act that will give people an appreciation of both functionality and beauty.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– We sincerely think that kindness is needed in this moment, more than ever. Each individual can express it in his own way; we express it through design but each of us, with his art, manages to enrich each other. As designers, we have an act of responsibility for the product we create and the surrounding environment it contributes to. We definitely don't need poor quality products, things that are made approximately
and only to be consumed and disposed of. Instead, we create products with high quality, both in terms of material and personal values. This will make the product long lasting, distinguished by its ability to adapt to time and use. We believe that every product should be able to create a personal relationship with its user, hopefully for a very long time that spans generations.
Share your thoughts on the theme 'Dare to Dream'.
– We are sincerely trying continuously to challenge ourselves, challening our own work and design language. We continually reflect on our two cultures and diversities. Personally, we have always looked to history with respect. We feel deep respect for the Scandinavian masters of the past and believe that their work consisted of a unique quality of craftsmanship and materials, combined with highly functional and honest design. We also admire the Italian masters for their intellectual approach to design. We used to say that we draw on the classic Danish furniture and craft tradition, as well as the classic Italian conceptual approach. Therefore, both in work and daily life, we are constantly confronted with contrasts, and contrasts are often the centre of our inspiration. Achieving a perfect balance without stopping dreaming is a challenge we confront every day in our work.
6 MILLION KNOTS BY HAND
Linie Design’s exhibition for this year’s 3daysofdesign, combines the creative possibilities offered by traditional rug craftmanship with a dream-like underwater world. Designer Urd Moll Gundermann’s intricately hand-drawn deep-sea dwellers are imaginatively transformed into a compelling woven narrative. Using a myriad of structures, colours and forms to express subtle tonal interplays and tactile contrasts, the vibrant organic shapes and mother-of-pearl nuances are brought to life in the rugs. The complex compositions challenge traditional techniques, pushing the potential of rug artistry to new heights that invite curiosity and immersion, making it a unique woven underwater dreamscape experience not to be missed.
3 x Early Bird
12, 13 and 14 June from 9-10
Come by the Anker & Co showroom and learn more about the future of sustainable lighting when Georg König from the new brand IQ LUX presents the latest techniques and possibilities with 3D printed lighting products in bio-based and recycled materials.
During 3daysofdesign you can experience a unique collection of exciting new lighting products from a carefully curated selection of leading international lighting brands in the Anker & Co showroom. Explore novelties and icons from Wästberg, Barovier & Toso, Wever & Ducré, XAL, Tekna, Michael Anastassiades, Bomma and Catellani & Smith.
Anker & Co supplies lighting products and lighting design solutions for various projects in collaboration with designers, architects, builders and contractors.
Quality, design and technology form the key criteria for the lighting brands you will find in the collection.
Anker & Co has put together a complete selection of decorative and technical lighting that enable a holistic approach where both functional needs and spatial aesthetics are part of the solution.
The architectural lighting serves and enhances certain architectural elements and accentuates the spatial experience. The decorative lighting emphasises the interior and exterior design concept.
In the showroom you can experience the handpicked collection of lighting and find inspiration for your next project.
3daysofdesign opening hours 9-18
Amerikakaj (America Quay) is a 700-metre-long waterfront in Copenhagen's Free Port, where the Scandinavian American Line passenger ships used to berth during the first half of the 20th century. Since then, the area has undergone a massive transformation of historical warehouses into office spaces, restaurants and private residences. Journey from the city centre towards Amerikakaj and saunter around the star-shaped citadel of Kastellet. Be on the look-out for The Little Mermaid, located at the Langelinie promenade. A few metres from the harbour, you will find Pakhus 11. During 3daysofdesign, this newly renovated warehouse will be a focal point housing a variety of design and art brands.
Grab a flødebolle (cream puff) or a BMO (bolle med ost = bun with cheese) and a matcha latte to go or to stay at Lagkagehuset aka Ole & Steen. Dampfærgevej 9, 2100 Copenhagen Walk by Langelinie to the city and stop by The Little Mermaid on your way to say hello. Small and perfect. Continue to Restaurant Lumskebugten for a lunch with smørrebrød (open sandwiches). Start with herrings on ryebread. Esplanaden 21, 1263 Copenhagen
MICHAEL ANASTASSIADES
The international top designer is a valued guest at 3daysofdesign – his exhibition last year was nominated for a Design Award. This year you can find his works both in Pakhus 11, at Anker & Co, at Flos and finally at KOYORI, which will include the world premiere of a new chair he has designed for them – his first for a Japanese company. – For me, it has been an exceptionally good collaboration. When KOYORI sent the first copy based on my drawings, it was perfect. I have never tried that before, says Anastassiades. Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
BOMMA ’s handmade crystal lighting creates a distinct mood in any interior, combining traditional craft with signature modern design. Explore our lighting at Design / Dialogue by Ark Journal Pakhus 11
AGAPE
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Agape has been synonymous with design culture for 50 years.
The brand, founded by the Benedini family, offers hundreds of products that meet every functional need in the bathroom.
ATELIER DE TROUPE
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
All products are designed by the Atelier with a focus on natural materials, exquisite craftsmanship and responsible production methods.
CC-TAPIS
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
cc-tapis is an Italian rug maker which produces contemporary hand-made rugs.
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Their collection of storage, tables and carpets is designed by Swedish and international well-known designers, artists and architects.
BOMMA
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
BOMMA is a progressive Czech glass company, manufacturing handcrafted sculptural lighting.
ANKER & CO
Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen
Anker & Co specialises in high-quality lighting solutions for various spaces, crafted in collaboration with esteemed builders, architects and lighting designers.
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
BassamFellows is a Furniture & Design House renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and distinctive creativity and character.
DESALTO
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
For over 30 years, Desalto has nurtured a concept of aesthetically sophisticated products rooted in continuous technical and technological research aimed at enhanced functionality.
ASTRID
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
The Swedish passionate textile company Astrid provides beautiful and high-quality fabrics with Scandinavian aesthetics. Established in 2003.
CATELLANI & SMITH
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Established in 1989, Catellani & Smith reflects the artistic personality of its founder, carrying out work that is in continuous evolution, halfway between art and craft.
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Porcelain has been produced in Hasami for the past four centuries. Clean lines, organic textures and multifunctional designs define the brand’s tableware.
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Ark Journal is an independent print magazine, capturing the essence of the Scandinavian lifestyle and design values, with a passion for art, design, architecture and culture.
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Michael Anastassiades is a Cypriot-born, London-based designer whose practice encompasses lighting, furniture, objects and spatial design.
MENGEL
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
The company is rooted in a minimal, elegant design vision that balances refined aesthetics and raw materials, with pieces that are simple yet sculptural in their purest form.
Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen
Fiorini Trading, representing renowned furniture brands like Living Divani and Extremis, champions family-owned companies with rich traditions in quality craftsmanship and collections crafted by world-leading designers.
MORE
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Designed in Hamburg, manufactured in Germany. more is characterised by clear ideas, surprising features and timeless shapes – not to mention durability and sustainability.
Early morning birds visiting Anker & Co. will be greeted by the newest brand in the light expert’s portfolio, IQ LUX, who works with bio materials and 3D printing in their lamp production. Every morning, IQ LUX will dive into their production methods, elaborating on the possibilities within sustainable lighting solutions. And of course, no 3daysofdesign for Anker & Co. without a special installation by Michael Anastassiades. Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen
RÄKKI RUGS
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
RÄKKI RUGS creates a distinctive range of high-quality, hand-knotted rugs from Nepal that centre timeless design and traditional handicraft with contemporary art and culture.
VAARNII
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Vaarnii is a furniture and lighting company with a uniquely Finnish perspective. All Vaarnii products are manufactured in Finland and made to last for generations to come.
TOM FEREDAY
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Fascinated by the tension that lies between natural materials and contemporary design and manufacture, Tom Fereday develops unique designs.
Design / Dialogue by Ark Journal is a new exhibition concept leading the way for the future of design, craftsmanship and creative collaborations. Ark Journal brings together more than 20 international design brands and artists from all corners of the world. Curated by the team behind Ark Journal, the focus of this exhibition is to promote high-quality design and to show new products in an inspiring and relevant way. Ark Journal Exhibitors: Agape, Agape Casa, Allaert Aluminium, Anker & Co, Ark Kollekt, Asplund, Astrid, Atelier de Troupe, BassamFellows, Bomma, Catellani & Smith, cc-tapis, Desalto, Hasami Porcelain, Living Divani, Mengel, Michael Anastassiades, More, Räkki Rugs, Sanayi313, Tom Fereday, Toni Copenhagen, Vaarnii, Wästberg. Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
SANAYI313
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen SANAYI313 functions as an umbrella for a diverse spread of creative businesses; a design studio operating a canteen and a curated store offering unconventional shopping experiences.
WÄSTBERG
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
In close collaboration with leading architects and designers, Wästberg creates long-lasting, technologically driven, economically viable and environmentally conscious lighting.
TONI COPENHAGEN
Pakhus 11, Dampfærgevej 2, 2100 Copenhagen
Founded 105 years ago, TONI Copenhagen emerged from a family's deep-rooted appreciation for traditional brass finishing and craftsmanship.
We open our permanet showroom in Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign. Bubbles and more.
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Thursday 10.00 - 20.00
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Galerie Mikael Andersen Bredgade 63, 1260 Copenhagen Wednesday Join us at Galerie Mikael Andersen, nestled in the historic street Bredgade in the heart of Copenhagen, to celebrate the visionary works of some of the most influential designers of the past century. The showcase features reissued lamps by the renowned 1970s Italian sculptor and designer Angelo Mangiarotti alongside mid-century masterpieces by Danish architect Bodil Kjær, and contemporary creations by Dutch designer Aldo Bakker.
Designmuseum Danmark is housed in a beautiful Rococo building constructed in 1757. Exhibiting iconic pieces by legendary names in design, such as Arne Jacobsen, Hans J. Wegner, Finn Juhl and Poul Henningsen, this is your chance to brush up on your Danish design history. Kaare Klint, considered the forefather of Danish Modernism, furnished the museum and designed its entire inventory in the late 1920s. Klint encouraged to size up the human form before putting pen to paper, thus revolutionising functional design. Located on the upper end of Bredgade, the street is expected to come alive during 3daysofdesign.
Go for a stroll at Kastellet Park, one of Copenhagen's original ramparts. Gl. Hovedvagt, Kastellet 1, 2100 Copenhagen Look up! The old houses of Bredgade are full of carved-out dragons and birds. Bredgade, 1260 Copenhagen Sct. Annæ Hotel also houses a luxurious roof terrace – the vibe is laid back and cosy. Skt. Annæ Plads 18, 1250 Copenhagen
HONEST LIGHT AND OTHER STORIES
Founded on curiosity for the unique, the Danish brand Karakter presents a unique portfolio of furniture, lighting and objects from designers who have already written the history of design, from Bodil Kjær and Achille Castiglioni to Aldo Bakker and Michael Anastassiades. During 3daysofdesign, Karakter will exhibit at Galerie Mikael Andersen in Bredgade where they will present new items by both old and young designers. New lamps, designed in the sixties, seventies and eighties by the Italian architect, sculptor and designer Angelo Mangiarotti (1921-2012), will be on the podium – three novelties; Sfera, Accela and Alola, that represents Mangiarotti's firm belief that honest architecture and design is a practical discipline. Among the novelties you will also find lighting by Birgitte Due Madsen, Jonas Trampedach, Paul McCobb and Joe Colombo, furniture by Bodil Kjær and Aldo Bakker and series of graceful porcelain by the Taiwanese designer Pili Wu. Galerie Mikael Andersen, Bredgade 63, 1260 Copenhagen
12 – 14 JUNE 2024 / BREDG ADE 66, COPENHAGEN
Step into a captivating journey through UNIFIED ‘Dreamscapes’ - a collaborative exhibition featuring 9 curated brands at Bredgade 66 in the centre of Copenhagen. You will experience encouraging moments of reflection, evoking your senses throughout your visit, while we share our hopes, visions, and innovative solutions aimed at creating a better future.
ALL MATTERS STUDIO
Bredgade 67, ground floor (left), 1260 Copenhagen
All Matters Studio's mission is to create and produce timeless and high quality interior products developed from a Scandinavian design mindset with an international approach.
BOLON
Kronprinsessegade 62, 1306 Copenhagen
A third-generation Swedish family company, BOLON originated with a courageous idea: crafting woven flooring from waste materials.
DE LA ESPADA
Garde Hvalsøe, Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
De La Espada furniture is where leading design meets the highest level of European craftsmanship.
Esplanaden 6, 1263 Copenhagen
Astep, founded in 2014 by Alessandro Sarfatti, blends contemporary design with timeless lighting solutions with Italian influence, embracing innovation and environmental awareness.
Hammerensgade 4, 1267 Copenhagen
David Design embraces individuality and rejects conformity. They challenge the status quo, striving for something beyond the ordinary.
Bredgade 77, 1260 Copenhagen
Known for its "The Human Light" philosophy, Artemide boasts high skills in light design and innovation, with products originating from research and high-quality manufacturing.
Bredgade 67, 1260 Copenhagen
Driven by passion and operated as a family business, blomus is dedicated to providing designs that endure and are cherished for generations to come.
DENMARK
Bredgade 68, 1260 Copenhagen
Located in the heart of central Copenhagen, Designmuseum Denmark is Denmark's leading museum of Danish and international design.
Designmuseum Denmark, Bredgade 68, 1260 Copenhagen
Bléo is a colour house based in Copenhagen, operating at the intersection of surfaces, spaces and objects.
DDI WORK STUDIO
Bredgade 66, 2nd floor, 1260 Copenhagen
DDI Work Studio is a capital fund that specialises in the growth of purpose-driven design and lifestyle brands.
FRAMA
Fredericiagade 57, 1310 Copenhagen
Based in Copenhagen, FRAMA is a multi-disciplinary brand encompassing furniture, lifestyle objects, self care and fragrances that inspire the senses and encourage mindful living.
HEMVERK
Bredgade 66, 2nd floor, 1260 Copenhagen
Hemverk is a collection of wall clocks that unite form and function with their minimalist Scandinavian style and simplicity.
KODANSKA
Bredgade 66, 2nd floor, 1260 Copenhagen
Marie Graff is the creative soul behind the Danish design company Kodanska. Marie focuses on shapes, colours, the quality of the process and the aesthetics of the final result.
Bredgade 65, 1260 Copenhagen
Durup is a luxury drapery and design studio that combines a signature haute couture aesthetic with a joie de vivre approach to interiors.
GARDE HVALSØE
Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
Since 1990, Garde Hvalsøe strives for timeless beauty and enduring quality, ensuring their creations resonate for generations.
Galerie Mikael Andersen, Bredgade 63, 1260 Copenhagen
Karakter produces great design pieces with character, honesty and beauty that move people emotionally and enhance their lives.
FORMEL A
Esplanaden 1, 1263 Copenhagen
Mixed with a certain unpredictability and constant play with lines, form and colour, Formel A aims to challenge our idea of aesthetics and influence our beliefs via simple geometries.
Bredgade 69, 1260 Copenhagen
Källemo believes in enduring furniture, blending aesthetics with quality. Collaborating with designers, they value quality over trends, embracing both technology and craftsmanship.
LIFESTYLE & DESIGN CLUSTER
Designmuseum Danmark, Bredgade 68, Garden, 1260 Copenhagen
Lifestyle & Design Cluster connects fashion, furniture and design firms with Circular Economy expertise, fostering innovation and sustainability.
EMBASSY OF FINLAND
Grønningen 11, 1270 Copenhagen
The Embassy of Finland in Copenhagen, Denmark, opens its doors to the ambassador's residence to showcase new products from Finnish design brands Lepo and VM Carpet.
GÖTESSONS DESIGN GROUP
Hammerensgade 4, 1267 Copenhagen
Götessons Design Group creates furniture, environments and products that combine beauty, good ergonomics and sustainability.
KASPER KYSTER DESIGN
Bredgade 66, 1260 Copenhagen
Kasper Kyster embraces the unknown, driven by intuition and experimentation. His work, focusing on statics, tectonics and form, prioritises materials and craft to redefine aesthetics.
Galleri Christoffer Egelund, Bredgade 75, 1260 Copenhagen
In 2009, two designers, sharing a neo-modernist vision of functional, elegant design, decided to create a furniture company focusing on the interplay between object and context.
NEMO
Store Kongensgade 118, 1264 Copenhagen
NEMO Lighting is an Italian decorative and architectural lighting company founded in Milan in 1993 and since 2012 owned by Federico Palazzari.
PLEASE WAIT TO BE SEATED
Esplanaden 2, 1263 Copenhagen
PLEASE WAIT to be SEATED introduces contemporary designs with the potential to become classics.
Store Kongensgade 124, 1264 Copenhagen
Made by Hand is a contemporary Danish design brand celebrating fine craftsmanship and understated luxury.
Store Kongensgade 99, 1264 Copenhagen
MOTARASU creates lighting, furniture and interior that calls for being present in the now, fusing the Danish design heritage with the aesthetics of Japanese craftsmanship.
Alice Folker Gallery, Esplanaden 14, 1263 Copenhagen
Ocee & Four Design believes in enriching lives through inspiring spaces. Their unique blend of British eclecticism and Danish minimalism creates exceptional designs for diverse environments worldwide.
MÅLBAR
Designmuseum Denmark, Bredgade 68, 1260 Copenhagen
Målbar offers an innovative digital tool to assess product climate impact, simplifying CO2 footprint measures for companies, facilitating responsible design and production choices.
Store Kongensgade 118, 1264 Copenhagen
MOEBE is a design studio that creates beautiful, simple and responsibly made furniture, lighting and design objects with great details that last a lifetime.
NTK ATELIER
Hammerensgade 4, 1267 Copenhagen
NTK Atelier and NTK Retail & Contract are both brands of Englund-Gruppen – a well renowned company within the flooring industry with a successful history going back to 1986.
Bredgade 66, 2nd floor, 1260 Copenhagen
ReCollector designs storage solutions for small living spaces made from recycled or certified materials.
Bredgade 66, 2nd floor, 1260 Copenhagen
Customised furniture that suit your unique needs and preferences, designed and produced in Denmark.
NY PERMANENT UDSTILLING, ÅBEN FRA 14. JUNI
Dansk design er kendt og elsket herhjemme og i udlandet, men hvad førte frem til succesen, og hvem er de store danske designere i det 20. århundrede? Udstillingen ’Danish Modern’ udfolder historien om dansk design fra 1920’erne og frem til 1970’erne.
SEIKI DESIGN STUDIO
Store Kongensgade 124, 1264 Copenhagen
SEIKI DESIGN STUDIO
specialises in product and furniture design. The studio engages in cross-disciplinary projects.
V-ZUG
Store Kongensgade 114, 1264 Copenhagen
V-ZUG, Switzerland's leading brand for household appliances, has been developing and producing kitchen and laundry appliances in Switzerland for 111 years.
WEHLERS
Bredgade 66, 1260 Copenhagen
The company believes in creating positive changes within the furniture design industry, driven by a deep sense of responsibility towards future generations.
WABI SABI NORDIC
Bredgade 66, 2nd Floor, 1260 Copenhagen
Beautiful and functional interior in stone, where the material is treated with care and respect, and where the purpose is to create products that endure for generations.
WENDELBO
Bredgade 65, 2 TH, 1260 Copenhagen
Founded in 1955 as a family upholstery workshop, Wendelbo's legacy spans six decades. Today, it's an international design brand known for its craftsmanship and collaborations.
Begin your morning with Garde Hvalsøe on Wednesday, 12 June at 09:30. The kitchen makers extraordinaire has joined forces with Portuguese furniture maker De La Espada and Danish stylist Pernille Vest. With both companies' passion for craftsmanship, natural materials and beautiful design, Pernille Vest has curated the exhibition 'Crafted to Last', an inspiring story of home life or, as Garde Hvalsøe puts it: 'A tribute to the enduring legacy of thoughtful design and its impact on our lives.'
Esplanaden 8D, 1263 Copenhagen
SQUARELY COPENHAGEN
Bredgade 66, 1260 Copenhagen
SQUARELY COPENHAGEN offers self-watering planters from upcycled wood, redefining Green Living. Embrace an eco-friendly future with their modern, modular design that effortlessly blends nature into spaces.
WECYCLE FURNITURE
Bredgade 66, 1260 Copenhagen
Wecycle Furniture is a Danish furniture company founded in 2022. All furniture and textiles are locally produced, made from 100% reused wood and natural, discarded textiles.
Massproductions' newest design is a merging of old and new: a modern sofa system called Patch, inspired by the 1990's video taping culture. Swing by their location on Thursday, 13 June between 17:00-21:00 for drinks with the founders Chris Martin and Magnus Elebäck whilst trying out Patch and enjoying a special VHS installation. Bredgade 75, 1260 Copenhagen
Kasper Kyster is a designer and founder of the exhibition platform and design collective UKURANT and was awarded Talent of the Year at BO BEDRE's Design Awards in 2022. During 3daysofdesign you can experience Kasper Kyster Design at his first solo exhibition 'Crafting Plastic' at Officinet in Bredgade 66.
Text May Kjærsgaard Photo PRWhat's your dream?
– As a young designer my influences come from all over the world, both in industrial design and art and the things in between. My dream is that my practice can include both worlds. Not only working with industrial furniture design but being able to keep making experimental designs that perhaps can give new ideas to the other side and vice versa. I dream of becoming a designer who makes products that will contribute with something new and hopefully something better.
– For 3daysofdesign, I dream of creating an exhibition that challenges the visitors' perception of plastic and its properties in crafts and design. I wish to create a space where you experience a collection of domestic furniture crafted with a unique technique that forces us to reconsider what modern craftsmanship is, exploring the aesthetics of plastic, transforming the industrial material into an analogue form of expression.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– I want to contribute with something new and hopefully better. I don't want to make just another chair. I want it to be new in a functional or aesthetic way. It can be the whole expression of the chair or it can be a small detail making all the difference. I want to create intuitive design. Not overcomplicating things. People should be able to understand my design, how it's made and how it's put together.
Kasper Kyster wanted to create focus on young experimental design, not yet part of the industry. The platform Ukurant won Exhibition Of the Year during 3daysofdesign 2021. Kyster graduated in 2022.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– I think the world needs more quality and less of the opposite. In all aspects of our society. Not only products. But when it comes to products and design, quality takes time to develop. So: Not thinking of fast solutions for bigger problems but taking time to rethink the standards of our normal means. Let's raise the bar of standards so that quality is the new normal.
Share your thought on the theme 'Dare to dream'.
– The first thing that comes to mind is our exhibition platform for young experimental design during 3daysofdesign, Ukurant. It started as a dream in 2020 for my colleagues and me for us to exhibit our bachelor's projects during 3daysofdesign. Signe Byrdal Terenziani (the festival's Managing Director, ed.) quickly responded and gave us a nice location at Frederiksgade 1. But the space was bigger than what we ourselves could fill out, so we wrote a manifest explaining what we wanted Ukurant to be: an exhibition platform and community for young experimental design showcasing the best of what the youth have to offer. Creating a scene for talents making sure they are seen by the industry and a wider audience so that hopefully their dreams come true.
101 Copenhagen is excited to unveil its latest collection, a seamless amalgamation of 70s and 80s design that introduces timeless elegance into modern interiors. This innovative series features high-quality Nubuck leather from Italian tanneries and reimagined chrome finishes, embodying the best of both eras with a contemporary twist. Designers Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl have skillfully blended fresh materials and finishes with the iconic earth tones synonymous with 101 Copenhagen. The collection includes updates to the Toe Chair and Big Foot Stool, now available in luxurious Nubuck leather, offering both comfort and cutting-edge aesthetic appeal. The new lighting fixtures, including the Ghost Chandelier Chrome and Drop Chandelier Globe, are inspired by 80s geometric and minimalist designs. These pieces incorporate chrome’s dynamic and reflective qualities to enhance any space they occupy, providing both functionality and enchanting visual effects. With its meticulous attention to detail and innovative use of materials, the new collection from 101 Copenhagen invites a refined sense of elegance and sophistication into living rooms, lounges, and office spaces alike. This line is a testament to the brand’s commitment to quality and design excellence, ensuring each piece not only serves as a functional asset but also as a central artistic statement.
101 Copenhagen is a Danish design brand founded in 2017. With a vision to honor exquisite quality and craftsmanship, the collection encompasses furniture, lighting and accessories in a timeless, yet modern design. With a true passion for materials and refined textures, organic shapes and colours, 101 Copenhagen presents the epitome of classics and must-have novelties for Scandinavian and international interior connoisseurs alike. The design of 101 Copenhagen is firmly rooted in the Scandinavian soil and nourished by Japanese minimalist aesthetics. Sharing
an emphasis on quality materials, techniques and traditions, the meeting between the North and the East is notable in the holistic collections of 101 Copenhagen. The design approach is dynamic and characterised by freedom of expression - creating unique and timeless pieces without compromising on playfulness and individualit. An attention to detail and a shared sense of aesthetics is what drives the two main designers of 101 Copenhagen, Tommy Hyldahl and Kristian Sofus Hansen. Merging their backgrounds and experiences from the fashion
industry, the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and travels in Japan respectively, a narrative of minimalist, sculptural and conceptual design is evident throughout the collections. Translating and transforming the simplistic inspiration from Japan in a Scandinavian context is all about honouring quality, heritage and materiality while never seizing to compromise on form and function. 101 Copenhagen is a curated selection of tactile, bold objects standing out in a crowd and gathers as a whole.
TOMMY
HYLDAHL KRISTIAN SOFUS HANSEN
ØSTERGADE 17, 3RD & 4TH FLOOR 1100 COPENHAGEN
OPENING HOURS WEDNESDAY 10-18, THURSDAY 10-18, FRIDAY 10-18.
The medium for artist and designer Nina Nørgaard is glass. Having studied mouth blown and sculpted glass with masters in Paris, Venice and San Francisco, she graduated from Kosta School of Glass in Sweden in 2010. Today, she works with commissioned and personal projects world wide.
Text May Kjærsgaard Photo PRWhat's your dream?
– My dream is to balance work life and being a good mother and wife as an independent artist and business owner. I dream of creating a good and healthy life and staying true to my dreams. We moved away from the city in May last year – to pursue a dream (initially my husband's) of establishing a vineyard in the hills of Odsherred (the North West coast of Zealand). We also built a studio at home where I can work and create pieces, contributing to the vineyard with glassware. It's a big project because there's so much work to be done – but I've learned to appreciate every step of the way. I'm so grateful that I trusted Joachim's dream of leaving the city to build this paradise.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– I hope I will still keep inspiring the next generation to learn a craft and to follow their dreams. Remembering that good things take time and patience. Another aspect is to show the world that it's better to buy less but of good quality. I recycle and save everything, giving them new life in other projects – glass is very expensive to produce and the world is lacking in sand, so being aware of the precious material glass is, and making pieces that are beautiful, functional and not copies of all the pieces already made, is really important for me as an artist and a designer.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– Good, honest design; inspiring art; well-made, excellent craft – where you can see and feel the time it takes for a piece to be made and the skills and dedication involved. Too much low-quality work that looks the same as the pieces in the shop next door is being produced every day.
Share your thought on the theme 'Dare to dream'.
– I am a dreamer by nature – I dreamed of working with glass since I was 5. I wanted to create glass pieces for restaurant Noma in 2012 (they became my first client). Additionally, in 2017, I had the opportunity to visit L.A. after being invited by a world-famous actress who showed me around and gave me business in the states. Then, I dreamed that glass should be something the younger generation would put on their wish list alongside a bag – today, I have many young customers. Byredo, Ben Gorham, Reform ... I have many stories, and I'm not like everyone else, as my family would say. I believe you should dare to dream big if you want to make a living working with glass. It's hard, expensive and warm. Few people work with glass because of that. But for me, there is so much life, beauty and possibilities that I never get bored. My bonus son once said, 'On your stone, it should say, "everything is possible".' I'm impulsive, I take risks. But I never gamble with money.
Secto Design lamps have spread their inviting, harmonious light in many homes and public interiors worldwide for over 20 years. Designed by the award-winning architect Seppo Koho, these modern classics are sustainably handmade in Finland from premium local birch wood. The Secto Design lighting collection both stands out and adapts to the surroundings, appealing to different design tastes, styles, and traditions.
www.sectodesign.fi
THE VARIOUS EMBASSIES are important cultural links between Denmark and their home countries. The French Embassy is located in the Thott Palace; a remarkable 17th century historical building on Kongens Nytorv, that has housed the embassy for more than a century. The Embassy has showcased French designers as part of 3daysofdesign every year since the festival began.
In Copenhagen, embassies are very much a part of the cultural life, buzzing with events all year round that promote their home country's DNA in Denmark. But! Always with a personal invite. During 3daysofdesign, several of them open up their doors, showcasing new design – and their own exquisite decor. Meet them here.
EMBASSY OF ITALY – Why visit the Italian Residence during 3daysofdesign? says Ambassador Stefania Rosini. – I would suggest three main reasons plus one: 1) The location is at the centre of an amazing part of the city, where the history speaks through a special architecture. 2) The designers today are in the first row dealing with an evident need to be aware that beauty must go hand in hand with the respect of the environment. 3) Thanks to the special relation with the Triennale di Milano and the Director of the Museo del Design italiano, Prof. Marco Sammicheli, the Embassy involved one of the most important Italian creative directors, Claudia Pignatale, who has prepared "An Italian Affair" with partners Ethimo, Fenix, Moroso and Secondome. The four brands – two self-producers, one artist and one flower designer – will each be telling a story of Italian craftsmanship and style. 4) Our pleasure to meet friends, who are always welcome at Fredericiagade 2! Fredericiagade 2, 1310 Copenhagen
EMBASSY OF SPAIN – The Spanish Embassy through ICEX, Spanish Trade and Investment, is thrilled to once again be part of 3daysofdesign. This is a unique occasion to witness how the Spanish furniture brands blend their rich artisanal heritage with their innovative designs. We invite you to visit us at the Odd Fellow Palæet and immerse yourself in this space, connect with industry enthusiasts and discover the latest trends that will shape the furniture of tomorrow, the Embassy encourages. Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
EMBASSY OF FRANCE – This year again, I am delighted to open the doors of the French Embassy as part of 3daysofdesign, and to allow the public to discover this exhibition presenting the best of the new French design scene in the beautiful framework of this historical palace, located in the heart of Copenhagen, says Ambassador Christophe Parisot. The Embassy and Institut français, the French cultural centre in Denmark, will showcase a series of pieces throughout the palace's iconic historical reception rooms by some of France's most promising upcoming designers. This includes pieces by students from some of France's top design schools (école Camondo, école Duperré, école des arts décoratifs ...), as well as French designer Arnaud
Lapierre’s "Rondin", an elegant bench specially commissioned by the French ministry of culture. The exhibition will be completed by a set of remarkable tapestries from the Manufactures d’Aubusson and ceramics from Manufactures de Sèvres. Conceived in partnership with Mobilier National. NB! Registration via Billetto on the embassy's page on 3daysofdesign.dk is mandatory. Kongens Nytorv 4, 1050 Copenhagen
EMBASSY OF ICELAND – The embassy is delighted to open our doors to celebrate Icelandic design and participate in Copenhagen's vibrant 3daysofdesign festival, says Ambassador Árni Þór Sigurðsson. The showcase features two distinct exhibitions, highlighting the fusion of Icelandic and Seattle based design studios in a collaborative project themed "Designing Friendship". This year your are guaranteed not to miss pizzatime, with designers Flétta and Ýrúarí, the winners of the prestigious Icelandic Design Awards 2023. Through their innovative approach, they intertwine design with environmental consciousness, offering a playful and impactful narrative. An electrical felting machine plays the role of a pizza oven while the designers work as pizza makers. Guests will be able to order a pizza from a menu, or by selecting toppings to customise the order to their own taste and bring home a one of a kind wool pizza made from leftovers from the Icelandic wool industry. Strandgade 89, 1401 Copenhagen
EMBASSY OF FINLAND – Unfortunately, we will not be able to make a public event this year, since the embassy is newly renovated. But we have a "by invitation only" event, where we are happy to exhibit two brands that are typical for Finnish interior design. They both represent small and family owned enterprises, producing exclusive and democratic products based on tradition, but immensely evolved. Lepo with 70 years of design history, including the Moderno Collection by Prof. Yrjö Kukkapuro, and 50 year old VM Carpet. Carpets and rugs represent the traditional Finnish way of sustainable living; in the old days, rugs were placed not only on the floors but also on the bed and on the walls – practical and pragmatic energy efficiency during the long and cold winters, says Ambassador Harri Kämäräinen. Grønningen 11, 1270 Copenhagen
Opening hours
June 12—14 10 to 18
Bredgade 21–23 1260 Copenhagen
PREPARE TO SMILE when you enter the world of Absalons Kirke, designed in close collaboration with artist Tal R, known for his exploding colours.
Upcycling is not just for clothes and furniture; with new ways of living and thinking, buildings change function as well. We guide you to some of Copenhagen's finest transformations, from churches to post offices.
Text Emily Nathan Photo PRLike many thriving cities, Copenhagen hovers in a state of endless evolution. Scaffolds pop up from one day to the next; well-traveled commutes are suddenly rerouted by traffic cones as the city pursues an infinite series of transformations.
A cosmopolitan hub's ability to successfully revive, integrate and illuminate its pre-existing spaces, architectures and environments is certainly proof of something – progressive vision and economy, to name two. And Copenhagen ranks up there with the best of them. Perched along its historic streets and hidden inside its picturesque court-yards, obsolete spaces are being revitalised into vibrant new destinations seeking to answer the
ever-shifting needs of a modern metropolis. What's remarkable about these transformations is not just the infusion of new life into neglected areas, but the sustainable ethos of reuse, and the fresh, original vision for what a city can – and should – offer its residents that underpins them.
Here in Denmark's capital, there are a handful of visit-worthy architectural typologies that have yielded the most inspiring transformations from old to new, from past to the present – in ways that assert their readiness to embrace the future, whatever it may bring, as well as each of them being quality buildings reminding that "Gilding fades fast, but pigskin will last," as Hans Christian Andersen wrote in his 1847 fairy tale 'The Old House'.
ABSALONS KIRKE
Once a solemn place of worship, Absalon now serves as a bustling hub of community engagement and cultural exchange, decorated by renowned artist Tal R. Offering everything from dining experiences to table tennis matches and flea markets, Absalon has not only given the building a new lease on life, but reflects a broader shift in societal values towards inclusivity, community engagement and adaptive reuse of space. Go for: the long table dinners and a game of table tennis.
HELLIGÅNDSKIRKEN
Helligåndskirken (the Church of the Holy Ghost) is still an active place of worship – but it has been adapted to the modern world. Located on the vibrant shopping street Strøget, it integrates its spiritual heritage with the city's contemporary life by hosting various community activities, including open markets, antiquarian booksellers and concerts. Go for: the outdoor markets.
KØDBYEN
Literally named "Meat city", this former hub of Copenhagen's butchering industry has evolved into a lively cultural and culinary district while preserving its architectural heritage. Today, the area beautifully merges historical elements with contemporary uses; most of the former meatpacking facilities now accommodate art galleries, trendy dining spots, nightlife venues and innovative workspaces, but a handful of butcheries still operate alongside burgeoning businesses, merging the district's industrious history with a vibrant, creative present. Go for: the croissant at Prolog Coffee.
BRØNNUM
Once a bustling ticket salespoint and meeting point for the city's theatre set, Brønnum now houses a chic cocktail bar, decorated by original wood carvings imported from an antique pharmacy in Spain. The transition of a space like this reflects Copenhagen's ability to seamlessly blend the old with the new, drawing on the charm and gravitas of a space's former life to anchor and ground contemporary possibilities. Go for: the Milk and Honey Highball.
VEGA
Originally known as The People's House and built in 1956, the building was designed by architect Vilhelm Lauritzen (1894-1984), who is known for several significant works in Copenhagen, including the Radiohuset and the old terminal at Copenhagen Airport. After undergoing a major renovation in 1996, it was transformed into VEGA, now one of the city's most prominent music venues. This transformation retained many of the original architectural features, such as the dark wood paneling, mahogany floors and unique friezes, railings and lamps, which contribute to its status as an architectural gem. Go for: the concerts (vega.dk).
BANEGAARDEN
This former railway station in outer Copenhagen has traded its tracks and timetables for a dynamic new role as a cultural hub. Where travelers once hurried to catch trains, locals and tourists now meander through art exhibitions, craft markets and music events. The original architectural features of Banegaarden have been meticulously preserved and integrated into its new function. The high windows that once streamed daylight onto busy platforms now illuminate creative spaces for workshops and studios, and the waiting rooms, once a place of transient passage, have become gathering spots for classes and other educational activities. Go for: the organic street-food market, where all meals cost 50 dkk. (banegaarden.com/foodstalls).
THE COFFEE STATION, IN HELLERUP STATION
This café is located on site at Hellerup Station, in a space that was originally part of the original station and local post office. Emphasising quality and good taste, The Coffee Station is run by two charming hosts, and most of the baked goods and lunch items are homemade. The interior transformation marries the historical charm of the original train station structure with cozy café culture, creating a unique and inviting atmosphere. Go for: the owners, who know coffee and can offer alternatives to the trendy, acidic profiles popular in Copenhagen.
VILLA HOTEL
Set across from Copenhagen Central Station in a grand building that once served as the Central Post and Telegraph Head Office, Villa exemplifies a masterful blend of historical preservation and modern luxury. The design maintains the building's Neo-Baroque exterior – original architectural elements like marble columns and timber paneling have been preserved –while the interior has become a bustling contemporary meeting place for guests and locals alike. Visitors can relax in the lobby, take meetings under the stunning, arched glass ceiling or enjoy food and drinks from one of the elevated on-site bistros and cafés. Go for: the pastries at Rug Bakery.
Situated in the historical post office building next to the ENIGMA museum, Brasserie Post has undergone extensive renovations to reinvigorate the space. The transformation was carefully planned to maintain the grandeur and architectural integrity of the original building while infusing it with a contemporary flair suitable for a modern brasserie. Now in operation for almost one year, the venue boasts a menu offering a mix of classic dishes and specialties complemented by an ambitious wine list, as well as welcoming guests for casual snacks in the bar, cozy dinners by the fireplace or social gatherings in the courtyard. Go for: a special dinner.
Marmorkirken (The Marble Church) with its stunning brass dome and intricately-detailed marble columns and walls is an iconic, Neo-Baroque landmark that took nearly 150 years to complete. A few blocks away is Amalienborg Castle – four identical palaces designated to select members of the Danish royal family. The cobblestone streets surrounding the church have undergone significant renovation in recent years, with galleries and classic furniture design shops populating other historic buildings nearby. During 3daysofdesign, the district will be bustling with dozens of exhibitions – not least at FREDERIKSGADE 1, a house full of exhibitors and events next to the Marmorkirken metro.
A really good Copenhagen coffee chain is Original Coffee. If you're in the vicinity of the Marble Church and need a jolt, go there. Bredgade 36, 1260 Copenhagen Take a time out by the water in the small park Amaliehaven next to Amalienborg Castle. Toldbodgade, 1253 Copenhagen Or take a quick stroll over to Kongens Have (the King's Garden) for some hygge in the sun!
RUDY AUDIO TAKES HI-FI SERIOUSLY
Rudy Audio, a collaboration between Københavns Møbelsnedkeri and Søren Rose Studio, is a startup that takes vinyl collectors seriously. Rudy Audio produces its line of hand-crafted speakers, amplifiers and furniture focused on uncompromised audio-visual experience along with a dogma that the wood they use is harvested locally in Denmark. The inside of each speaker is insulated with compressed seaweed, and they even have their own sawmill where they meticulously dry, cut and prepare the wood for each piece. – We love the innovation there's been in the industry when it comes to sound performance, but we raise a big question about why speakers and amplifiers look like they do. We have a very different take on how these objects should feel and look without compromising the sound and experience, says co-founder Kim Dolva. Rudy Audio is also taking a swing at redesigning the black panel flat-screen that has become the centre of attention in our living rooms. – There is nothing better than watching a great movie on a screen, but I also want the ability not to look at a black screen when it's not in use. So we have integrated a projector, speakers, and screen into a beautiful credenza. It's state-of-the-art technology that will blow your mind, says co-founder Søren Rose. Frederiksgade 1, 1st floor, 1265 Copenhagen
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Atelier Luxus er førende inden for eksklusive afbrydere og stikkontakter og fremstiller æstetiske produkter i et utal af variationer, håndlavede patinaer og skræddersyede løsninger med den nyeste teknologi. Produkterne kan leveres i standard 230V on/off/push, Casambi, KNX, m.fl. Atelier Luxus har et stort antal tilgængelige mekanismer som USB, USB-C, HDMI, RJ45, m.m. Produkterne er godkendt iht. den lovpligtige danske standard. For mere information kontakt LEGIO Architectural Solutions – eneforhandler af Atelier Luxus i Danmark.
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Founded in 2018, the curtain studio &Drape create atmosphere and well-being through made-to-measure curtains in private and professional spaces.
AUGUST SANDGREN
The Conary, Dronningens Tværgade 26, 1302 Copenhagen
August Sandgren makes mess pretty by handcrafting timeless, functional and aesthetic storage objects.
DUX
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Increasing comfort, performance and longevity have been the DUX's goals since the beginning. The technology works, and DUX has the history to prove it.
Bredgade 36, 1260 Copenhagen
Ancher crafts durable tableware for restaurants and kitchens. Emphasising local production, they invite guest designers for bespoke collaborations, rooted in Nordic aesthetics.
Store Kongensgade 81, 1264 Copenhagen
Blå Station is a family business located in what used to be a sewing factory in Åhus, on the southeast coast of Sweden, where the ocean is just as restless as they are.
The Conary, Dronningens Tværgade 26, 1302 Copenhagen
A Japanese light design company founded in 2009, envisions creating portable, indestructible lights with integrated LED technology, maintaining comfort and elegance.
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
The purpose of AYTM's existence is to reinvent design traditions, providing interior design with a new perspective through a more expressive approach to Scandinavian design.
EMBASSY OF ITALY
Embassy of Italy, Fredericiagade 2, 1310 Copenhagen
The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Denmark, together with the Italian Embassy in Copenhagen, have the pleasure to host the Italian exhibition during 3daysofdesign 2024.
ATELIER LUXUS
Frederiksgade 1, ground floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Atelier Luxus is leading in the realm of luxury switches, crafting exquisite, hand-finished products that seamlessly integrate the latest technological advancements.
DAGMAR
Frederiksgade 1, 4th floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Dagmar showcases timeless Scandinavian furniture classics from the 20th century alongside contemporary designs, all produced with an unwavering dedication to quality craftsmanship.
Embassy of Italy, Fredericiagade 2, 1310 Copenhagen
Ethimo is an Italian company founded in 2009 that specialised in high-end outdoor furnishings that express contemporary design in a balanced synthesis of form and function.
Fredericiagade 17, 1310 Copenhagen
FÓLK, an emerging Nordic brand, accelerates the green transition through design. Their vision emphasises low environmental impact, durability and circularity.
FRAME STUDIO
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
With an uncompromising approach to design and aesthetic, Frame Studios strive to offer beautiful, handcrafted kitchens, bathrooms and wardrobes at affordable prices.
EMU
Frederiksgade 1, ground floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Furniture solutions that perfectly respond to every contract style and setting thanks to their transversal design, variety of materials and broad range of available colours.
Embassy of Italy, Fredericiagade 2, 1310 Copenhagen
FENIX are the innovative materials created for interior design by Arpa Industriale in 2013. Created with proprietary technologies, FENIX makes you experience unique features.
Frederiksgade 1, ground floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Foscarini imagines, develops and produces decorative lamps: night and day, whether they’re on or off, they seduce, surprise and inspire.
EXPORMIM RUBY ATELIER, Amaliegade 6, 1256 Copenhagen
EXPORMIM catalogues are made up of original pieces for indoor and outdoor use, committed to environmental sustainability, quality and good design.
& REFINE
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Form & Refine is a Danish design brand that celebrates materials, form and sustainability equally.
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
What started back in 2012 as a one-man show has now, in little more than a decade, become an established European design brand: Freifrau Manufaktur.
ENTER THE SALON Dronningens Tværgade 26, 1302 Copenhagen
Enter the Salon is a curated joint exhibition of international brands, set in The Conary, an old townhouse in central Copenhagen, celebrating the famous salons of yesterday.
FILE UNDER POP
Frederiksgade 1, 1st floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Copenhagen-based brand transforms rooms by equipping surfaces with tiles crafted from clay and lava stone, hand-painted wall pieces, textiles and durable, ultra matt paint.
FRAGTRUP COLLECTIONS
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
The furnitures and objects are designed with philosophy of creating unique pieces with an aesthetic, an artistic perspective.
FURNIPART X SIGNE HYTTE
Frederiksgade 1, ground floor, 1265, Copenhagen
Specialised in designing handles and knobs for the kitchen industry, embracing the power of durable designs that not only serve a function but also carry stories.
HELLE MARDAHL STUDIO
Bredgade 38, 2nd floor, 1260 Copenhagen
Helle Mardahl Studio operates at the intersection of art and functionality to create a dreamy universe of richly coloured glass designs of eccentric deviance.
KARIMOKU CASE
Dronningens Tværgade 26, 1302 Copenhagen
Emerging from shared design values, Karimoku Case is a contemporary lifestyle brand based in Japan and born out of love for serene beauty, material richness and timeless appeal.
FRIENDS & FOUNDERS
X ASTRID
Østergade 24, 1100 Copenhagen
FRIENDS & FOUNDERS crafts contemporary designs with strong emphasis on architecture, art and craftsmanship.
GLIMAKRA OF SWEDEN
Store Kongensgade 81, 1264 Copenhagen
The Home of Acoustic Design –Glimakra of Sweden takes great pride in collaborating with local suppliers, always with immediate access to the renewable resources of the forest.
INTARSIA FURNITURE
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Intarsia Furniture has relaunched a carefully selected range of popular and iconic furniture from Møbelintarsia, which has its roots in the Danish tradition of design and craftsmanship.
GEJST
Store Kongensgade 74, 1264 Copenhagen
Focusing on functional design and high quality materials, Gejst takes a normal product, looks at the need to be fulfilled, then strips it down to come up with something thrilling.
HORREDS
Store Kongensgade 81, 1264 Copenhagen
The philosophy is based on giving back to nature, to make a strong impression with minimal impact on our natural environment. Be the Rebel with a Purpose.
KNOTHOUSE
Borgergade 17C, 1300 Copenhagen
Knothouse is a Copenhagen based hand knotted rug studio and store. Premier resource for both high-end interior designers and sophisticated retail clients.
FRIPON
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Copenhagen-based design company FRIPON is relaunching the classic Philosopher Lamp, designed by the Danish architect Lars-Erik Ejlers in the early 1990s.
HEIN STUDIO
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
HEIN STUDIO's purpose is to elevate the frame for life by making everyday objects extraordinary.
JUSLIN MAUNULA
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Juslin Maunula has a unique focus: crafting designs from discarded textiles, transforming them into home products, wearables and installations.
KOSTA BODA
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Kosta Boda offers inspiring contemporary interior design objects and art glass anchored in Swedish design tradition, targeting modern lifestyle.
MAHARAM
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Founded in 1902 in New York, Maharam is a leading creator of textiles for commercial and residential interiors.
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
By combining handmade craft and digital innovation in woodworking, Mattiazzi makes long-lasting, cherished pieces.
KØBENHAVNS
MØBELSNEDKERI
Frederiksgade 1, 1st floor, 1265 Copenhagen Københavns Møbelsnedkeri is dedicated to the craft of making handmade furniture in Copenhagen with extraordinary quality that is put into every single piece, every day.
LADIES & GENTLEMEN STUDIO
The Conary, Dronningens Tværgade 26, 1302 Copenhagen
Through their thoughtful approach, the studio offers objects from lighting, furniture, accessories, to creative direction of spaces and creative experiences.
MARSET
RUBY ATELIER, Amaliegade 6, 1256 Copenhagen
Marset will be part of a shared design exhibition alongside Expormim and NaniMarquina, curated by the magazine Openhouse.
KRISTINA DAM STUDIO
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Kristina Dam Studio defines sculptural minimalism by merging the artist's meticulous attention to detail with the architect's vision and spatial understanding.
MARMOMARMO
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
The craftsmanship inspired to combine tactile expertise with digital accessibility, to offer an approachable and superior experience.
Dronningens Tværgade 50, 1302 Copenhagen
Mazo focuses on innovative design, exploring material quality. Their creations balance beauty and function, with a commitment to enduring aesthetics and meticulous craftsmanship.
KØBENHAVNS SNEDKERLAUG
Dronningens Tværgade 2, 1302 Copenhagen
Since 1554, Copenhagen
Cabinetmakers' Guild has been a gathering place for both furniture makers and building carpenters.
MAGNUS OLESEN
Frederiksgade 7, 1265 Copenhagen
Durability and quality are core values in Magnus Olesen and the mission is to create high quality and sustainable design furniture.
MATIAS MOELLENBACH
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Matias Moellenbach, an emerging furniture and interior design brand from Copenhagen, strives to produce unique and durable items.
Embassy of Italy, Fredericiagade 2, 1310 Copenhagen
Founded in 1952, Moroso balances creative vision, industrial processes, and craftsmanship, shaping designers' ideas into home furnishings, all made in Italy.
Borgergade 17E, 1300 Copenhagen
Based in Stockholm since 2008 and today working all over the world, Note is a forward-thinking design studio with a potent collective spirit.
Frederiksgade 1, ground floor, 1265 Copenhagen
As the inventor of adjustable lighting, Midgard aims to bring the bauhaus spirit into the now, striving for a balance between functionality and emotional quality of their drafts.
Bernstorff Mansion, Bredgade 42, 1260 Copenhagen
New Works combines tradition with innovation, blending Scandinavian craftsmanship with contemporary forms. They celebrate the sensual and the bold in their collection.
RUBY ATELIER, Amaliegade 6, 1256 Copenhagen
nanimarquina was born from a singular desire: to create visually stunning rugs that would captivate people's senses.
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Prioritising natural materials and soft hues, novoform crafts simple yet extraordinary collections inspired by everyday life, remarkable individuals and the beauty of nature.
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Miniforms is a bizarre entity, adorned in colourful attire with unconventional shapes, often engaged in talks with young, talented designers.
NOMAD
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
NOMAD carpets create a new standard of design for conscious consumers and open a new perspective on the aesthetic of recycled materials.
For the first time ever, Danish design and kitchen experts Simonsen og Czechura exhibit during 3daysofdesign. Otherwise located in Charlottenlund north of Copenhagen, it is a unique chance to see their latest design solutions, which they customise to homes all over Europe. With 30 years of experience, they deliver complete, hand crafted solutions from wardrobes, bathrooms and furniture to kitchens in a modern Scandinavian style. Explore their transformation of art gallery In The Gallery, Dronningens Tværgade 19, 1302 Copenhagen
NYCHAIR X
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Nychair X is a folding lounge chair designed in 1970 by Takeshi Nii, continuously made in Japan.
OUR SOCIETY
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen our society crafts contemporary designs reflecting current culture and values. Collaborating with emerging designers, they shape a modern legacy with innovative materials.
POSSI
Dronningens Tværgade 5B, 1302 Copenhagen
POSSI offers a versatile furniture system adaptable for kitchen, shelving, or storage needs. Its modular design allows easy assembly ensuring longevity and flexibility.
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Founded in 2019 by architect Rune Krøjgaard, NUAD offers a range of lighting fixtures with a retro, industrial look and a warm, earthy colour palette.
The Conary, Dronningens Tværgade 26, 1302 Copenhagen
Origin Made is a movement to encourage people to reflect on how the things around us are created, as well as to appreciate natural materials and craftsmanship.
PEACH CORNER
Frederiksgade 1, 4th floor, 1265 Copenhagen
PEACH CORNER is a dynamic forum for artistic materialisations in clay and offer a platform for the full range of the ceramic field across crafts, design and visual arts.
RUBY ATELIER, Amaliegade 6, 1256 Copenhagen
Openhouse Studio leads creative projects and bears brands' messages in a comprehensive and unique way. The studio emerged from Openhouse Magazine, a biannual publication.
ÖRSJÖ BELYSNING
Frederiksgade 1, basement, 1265 Copenhagen
Örsjö is founded on simple values and strong beliefs, dedicated to developing and crafting premium lighting by hand in their local factory.
RAAWII X ERWAN BOUROULLEC
Etage Projects, Borgergade 15E, 1300 Copenhagen
Erwan Bouroullec and raawii join forces during 3daysofdesign for an exhibition of collaborative and personal works, including a new lounge chair.
Frederiksgade 14, 2nd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Centred around the chandelier, a symbol of generosity and abundance, Nuura reimagines traditional lighting designs in a modern context.
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
For more than 120 years, Orrefors has been rooted in a Scandinavian design tradition that is characterised by timeless aesthetics, functionality, craftsmanship and sustainable quality.
PHOLC
Frederiksgade 1, ground floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Founded in 2015 by Maja and Samuel Norburg, Pholc is a distinctly Swedish lighting brand with a new take on Scandinavian aesthetics.
Frederiksgade 1, ground floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Sika-Design was established in 1942 and is the oldest manufacturer of rattan and wicker furniture in Scandinavia.
Frederiksgade 1, 1st floor, 1265 Copenhagen
A collaboration between Københavns Møbelsnedkeri & Søren Rose Studio, combining years of experience in high-end residential projects with a lifelong passion for high fidelity. A startup that takes vinyl collectors seriously.
Dronningens Tværgade 19, 1302 Copenhagen
Established in 1994, Simonsen og Czechura specialises in kitchen and furniture design. They create lasting interiors, blending global styles and materials for timeless solutions.
Frederiksgade 1, 4th floor, 1264 Copenhagen
From the passion for raw wool and alpaca materials, craftsmanship and design, Silkeborg Uldspinderi presents its collection of exclusive, long-lasting throws, cushions and scarfs.
Since 2015, New Works has been an exponent of a design collection based on a strong Scandinavian tradition for good craftmanship and functional and simple design. For this year's 3daysofdesign, New Works announces the inaugural opening of their new home The New Works Residence, nestled in the vibrant heart of Copenhagen, on the second floor of the historic Bernstorffs Palæ in Bredgade. Of 1,000 m2, a breathtaking home for design unfolds in the alluring atmosphere that characterises New Works. The new home for the Danish design brand is styled in a calm, intimate and harmonious way by the Swedish stylist Lotta Agaton. She has made a residential feeling of home in the rooms filled with coziness and elegance. For New Works, this year's 3daysofdesign transcends the mere revelation of new designs and exciting collaborations; it unveils an entirely new chapter for the design brand, resonating with the spirit of creativity. Bredgade 42, 1260 Copenhagen
Fredericiagade 2, 1310 Copenhagen
Established in 2006 by Claudia Pignatale, Secondome fosters experimental designers and artisans, creating unique furniture and objects.
Dronningens Tværgade 2, 1302 Copenhagen
Skovby furniture is based on ideas of simplicity, functionality and great details. Skovby works hard and passionately each day to uphold the traditions of great Danish design.
Icelandic Fólk focuses on how to change industrial waste into beautiful and functional design. During 3daysofdesign, they launch several exiting collaborations with designers, like Swedish glassblowers using gas from a nearby waste dump as energy source. Combined with reused glass obtained from local glass producers, the women led company have succeeded in turning the extreme heat and energy demanding industry almost CO2 neutral. Discover this and much more (like reused steel, stone and textile waste) at the exhibition 'Circular Landscapes' in Fólk's showroom. PS! Don't miss out on the design talk with Erik Rimmer, Editor in Chief, BO BEDRE, on 12 June at 14:30. Fredericiagade 17, 1310 Copenhagen
STUDIO ABOUT
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Studio About wants to inspire more creative and experimental self-expression, therefore they keep pushing boundaries and being curious about their design philosophy.
UN'COMMON
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Un'common is a Polish design studio which creates furniture from finest materials such as marble, wood and steel. Yet the heart of the brand is stone.
VIBIA
Borgergade 17E, 1300 Copenhagen
Vibia crafts lighting for meaningful experiences, enhancing well-being with unique effects tailored to diverse spaces, times and emotions.
SKOVGAARD JENSEN 1903
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
'Looking back while looking forward' – Skovgaard Jensen 1903 takes pride in craftsmanship deeply rooted in tradition while maintaining a keen focus on emerging trends.
THORUP COPENHAGEN
Frederiksgade 11, 1265 Copenhagen
Thorup Copenhagen is an independent Danish design studio, crafting furniture, lighting and objects with a commitment to design excellence.
VEARK
Frederiksgade 11, 1265 Copenhagen
Based in Copenhagen, Veark is a contemporary kitchenware company dedicated to developing sustainable, honest and high quality tools for everyday use.
SÆTTER COPENHAGEN
Frederiksgade 1, 3rd floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Founded in 2020, Sætter Copenhagen's mission is to produced high quality furniture in honest materials, designed and produced in Denmark.
VANDRA RUGS
Kronprinsessegade 34B, 1306 Copenhagen
Vandra Rugs offers luxurious hand-woven rugs that seamlessly blend design with exceptional craftsmanship.
WOUD
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copehagen
WOUD is a Danish design brand founded with the vision of establishing a harmonious collective that blends the talents of innovative newcomers and experienced designers.
SONY
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
A showcase, exploring the dynamics of colour, material and finish within physical and digital dimensions. Including concepts, sparking design and enabling limitless exploration.
Store Kongensgade 81, 1264 Copenhagen
TreCe is one of the leading Nordic suppliers of storage and recycling furniture. TreCe has reached this position by developing continuously.
VERMLAND
Frederiksgade 11, 1265 Copenhagen
The brand creates nontraditional designs rooted in nature by intertwining traditional Danish crafts with an investigative interest in new materials.
A former priest, now working as an artist and sculptor, Katrine Blinkenberg creates her own works in materials such as plaster and clay, but also teaches others in open creative workshops under FirePaperRun. During 3daysofdesign, you can experience her works exhibited at Nuura.
DON'T MISS OUT ...
The brand new showroom of Mazo has turned into an exhibition curated by Julie Ellegaard, I CON TEMP. Situated in the iconic functionalistic architecture of Dronningegården from 1958, designed by renowned architect and professor Kay Otto Fisker, the beautiful rooms will not only frame the launch of the new MOD shelving system but also show curated art works by Anja Soussa. Come by and relax in the exhibited furniture with a cup of coffee from the pop-up café. Dronningens Tværgade 50, 1302 Copenhagen
stones from Ukraine into glazes for her
– When I look at the world, I'm in awe of all the beauty that exists here. At the same time, so many terrible things happen, there's so much pain. It's tempting to ignore the dreadful or be overwhelmed by powerlessness. But instead, I dream that we all strive to make the world a better place where we are. I've embarked on experimenting with transforming stones from Ukraine into glazes for my ceramic sculptures. In Sydhavn (Copenhagen area, ed.), where I reside with my family, there's a sizable community of Ukrainians. The stones for this project made their way to Denmark through a young Russian woman, whose friend hails from Ukraine, and they assisted me. All three of us dream of the same thing as most others – we dream of peace.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– The dream of alleviating the pain in the world has always been present. Not by offering comfort, as the worst things cannot be comforted away. But by being with people who experience sorrow, loss and pain without trying to move them from point A to point B, but simply being with them in the exact situation they find themselves in. I want to make room for reflection, whether it concerns a ceramic piece or a conversation.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– Starting with what we need less of: Many people have a strong urge to assert their opinions on various matters, often while simultaneously condemning others and their viewpoints. I would like to see less of that. And more? Amazing things can happen when people are present, listening and curious. I believe we should reserve our outrage for matters that truly matter, where significant injustices occur, as they do, for example, in Ukraine.
Share your thoughts on the theme 'Dare to dream'.
– I dreamt of being happy for many years. I wasn't. I was unhappy when I worked as a priest in the Church of Denmark – not because of the work, but because of the working environment. After 12 years, I resigned. And since then, with the help of many people, I have built my vision. Making my own art pieces but also taking care of people in a new way – I teach them to create everything from abstract sculptures in gypsum to ceramic cups. I tell them what I learned – that you can build anything if you know how to do just one thing: Ask for help. My work still involves meeting and working with people, no matter what they bring and no matter how they feel. That remains the same.
For 3daysofdesign 2024, Tarkett partners with FranklinTill to create a textural and tactile exhibition bringing to life the Beauty of Circularity.
We invite visitors to immerse themselves in Tarkett’s circular journey and experience the changing states of materials within their innovative closed-loop systems.
tarkett.dk
Odd Fellow Palæet (Odd Fellow Palace) is a stunning example of Rococo style, built during the reign of King Frederik V in the second half of the 18th century. The mansion is located on Bredgade, one of the most prominent streets in Denmark's capital, and inside the ornate iron gate, you'll discover exquisite halls. Previously the private home of a noble family, it was subsequently named after the local branch of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. During 3daysofdesign, we'll celebrate our own cultural gathering in the mansion and at other venues nearby, where visitors will have exclusive access to exhibitions in stately settings.
Go to the hip area around Borgergade for cafes and bars like Apotek 57, Atelier September and Bottega Barlie, and a cool Copenhagen vibe. Borgergade, 1300 Copenhagen Don't miss the quirky, yellow rowhouses in Nyboder, a historic residential area, still housing navy and military personnel. Nyboder, 1325 Copenhagen
MEET THE MAKERS
Stop by Carl Hansen & Søn on 12 June between 11:00 and 14:00 and meet designers Rikke Frost and Gudmundur Ludvik for a chat about their new pieces for the Danish heritage brand. The entire flagship store in the heart of Copenhagen will be transformed into an exhibition called 'Shaping the Future', celebrating Hans J. Wegner's 110th anniversary. Bredgade 21-23, 1260 Copenhagen
Arper, Artisan, Auping, Avolt, BoConcept, Brokis, Caneline, ClassiCon, Eva Solo, Fermob, Fjordfiesta, Frostline, Gaggenau, Grythyttan Stålmöbler, Heymat, Johanson, Kasthall, Kettal, Lapalma, LK Hjelle, Luceplan, M2Rugs, Man of Parts, Montis, Moooi, Naver Collection, Nikari, Njordrum Home, Ondarreta, Ox Denmarq, Porcelanosa, pulpo, RS Barcelona, SAVO, Schönbuch, Secto Design, Stolab, String Furniture, Swedese, Tarkett, Viccarbe, Woodnotes, Zanat, Zeitraum
ANDERSEN FURNITURE
Bredgade 23A, 1st floor, 1260 Copenhagen
Andersen Furniture is a design company with an approach rooted in curiosity, innovation and talent for the benefit of everyone.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
For more than 135 years, Auping has been designing the very best ways of resting. Every single bed is made with care and attention to details, the environment and the future.
BOFFI|DEPADOVA
Bredgade 32, 1260 Copenhagen
With 90 years of tradition, Boffi|DePadova merges functionality and aesthetics in integrated design solutions, crafting distinct atmospheres of quality and consistency in furniture systems.
ARPER
Avlskarl Gallery, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Arper is a global design brand that envisions products for the way we live, founded in Italy in 1989 by the Feltrin family.
BENT HANSEN
Bredgade 28A, 1260 Copenhagen
Bent Hansen delivers honest design with a passion for solid craftsmanship, high-quality materials and unique comfort. At Bent Hansen materials matter.
ANOUR
Bredgade 28A, 1260 Copenhagen Lamps by ANOUR combine natural materials with the best LED technology in a unique way that allows for an eternal lifespan.
AVOLT
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
AVOLT is a Swedish-based design studio that makes objects that extend electricity to devices, deploying Scandinavian design for homes, offices, retail environments and public spaces.
BRDR. KRÜGER
Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Since 1886, Brdr. Krüger blends Danish furniture craftsmanship with modernity, curating an evolving collection for timeless appeal across five generations.
ATELJÉ LYKTAN
Bredgade 41, 1260 Copenhagen
Located in Åhus, ateljé Lyktan boasts a 90-year legacy crafting iconic Swedish lighting. Committed to sustainability, it innovates eco-friendly solutions with minimal environmental impact.
BOCONCEPT
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Since 1952, BoConcept champions Danish design globally, focusing on purpose, simplicity and craftsmanship, collaborating with award-winning designers.
HANSEN & SØN
Bredgade 21-23, 1260 Copenhagen
Carl Hansen & Søn represents more than 115 years of Danish furniture history infused with respect and passion for artisanal craftsmanship.
DYNAUDIO
Bredgade 35, 1260 Copenhagen
In juxtaposition to the bustle of city, Dynaudio will create a place of solitude: DYNAUDIO LISTENING FOREST – a listening and tea garden in the heart of the city center.
FDB MØBLER
Store Kongensgade 21A, 1264 Copenhagen
Furniture ought to make room for people. That has been the philosophy since 1942, when FDB Møbler was founded, with architect Børge Mogensen heading up the studio.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
The Czech premium lighting brand BROKIS stands for the synthesis of exquisite design, superior quality and the craftsmanship of Bohemian glass artisans.
COPENHAGEN VENICE
Studio Force Majeure, Borgergade 2, courtyard, 1300 Copenhagen
Simone Voigt spent over a decade collecting vintage Murano lamps before founding Copenhagen Venice in 2020, focusing on the curation of the Italian-made lighting designs.
EMBASSY OF SPAIN
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
An exclusive exhibition where numerous well-known Spanish brands take part in an extraordinary event.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Furniture design that convinces and accompanies people through their lives, offering reliability and beauty that is appreciated and, ideally, passed down through generations.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Cane-line is a Danish design company with more than 35 years of experience in designing and manufacturing functional and comfortable furniture.
Bredgade 33C, 1260 Copenhagen
Since the 1980s, the familyowned Danish design brand Cube Design has been a leading player on the contract market for quality office furniture.
FERMOB
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
A leading name in outdoor design, Fermob is a French manufacturer of colourful metal furniture, with 30 years of consecutive growth, generating 50 % of its sales from exports.
EVA SOLO
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
At Eva Solo, the team never sits still, tirelessly exploring new possibilities to infuse elegance, function and design into people's homes, enriching their everyday lives.
FROSTLINE
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Frostline is created, designed and built by hand in Denmark. Indulge in the range of unrestrained frost-free outdoor showers and taps.
JOHANSON DESIGN
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 2nd floor, 1260 Copenhagen Johanson has captivated an international audience with its distinctive Scandinavian design. The current product range encompasses furniture, sound absorbers and lamps.
FRAMING
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
During 3daysofdesign, FRAMING will create a joint exhibition at a spectacular venue showcasing exclusive design brands and their novelties in an inspiring and relevant way.
GÄRSNÄS
Antonigade 3, 1106 Copenhagen
Gärsnäs, a family-owned furniture industry located in the south-east of Sweden, is one of Scandinavia’s leading and most inquisitive manufacturers of wooden furniture.
GAGGENAU
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Gaggenau is a manufacturer of high-quality home appliances and is acknowledged as an innovation leader in design and technology “Made in Germany”.
KARUP DESIGN
Lille Strandstræde 24A, 1254 Copenhagen
Karup Design stands out in the furniture industry for its multifunctional and stylish furniture. Emphasising the philosophy "Make room for more. In less space".
FRANDSEN
Lindencrone Mansion, Sankt Annæ Plads 1, 1250 Copenhagen Frandsen crafts decorative and timeless lighting designs that evokes curiosity and adds personality into every space.
GRYTHYTTAN STÅLMÖBLER
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Grythyttan Stålmöbler recounts a narrative spanning generations, deeply rooted in Sweden’s industrial legacy and ever-evolving.
CECILIE MANZ PRESENTS A NEW LANDSCAPE
It is a world premiere, when the prominent Danish designer Cecilie Manz presents her new rug collection for Swedish Kasthall. The collection is called Landskab (Landscape), drawing inspiration from Danish words associated with nature: ålegræs, spire, korn, strå, rimfrost, kalk (eel grass, sprout, corn, straw, frost, chalk). Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
KETTAL
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Kettal is a specialised outdoor furniture designer and manufacturer. Since its beginnings in 1966, Kettal has had an international calling to design and innovation.
LYFA
Bredgade 28B, 1260 Copenhagen
The LYFA collection is founded on pure aesthetics and a purposeful design philosophy shaped by decades of dedicated craftsmanship and captivating lighting designs.
MØBEL COPENHAGEN
Ofelia Plads, Kvæsthusbroen, 1250 Copenhagen
Møbel celebrates the classic design virtues of craftsmanship, functionalism and honest materials – but insists on being bold and looking forward.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Kasthall has created unique and contemporary woven and hand-tufted rugs for floors all over the world since 1889.
LK HJELLE
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
LK Hjelle distinguishes itself as a brand that, like its clientele, stands out from the ordinary. LK Hjelle embodies the essence of “Long Lasting Love”.
MALTE GORMSEN KOLLEKTION
Store Kongensgade 40H, 1264 Copenhagen
The Malte Gormsen Kollektion is a carefully curated selection of furniture and objects designed by Space Copenhagen, Norm Architects, Nanna Ditzel and Malte Gormsen.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Lapalma's story begins with their past as artisans over 40 years ago in Padua, Italy. Lapalma's products are made to last, thanks to their exceptional durability and timeless design.
M2RUGS
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
M2Rugs is an award winning brand for contemporary hand knotted rugs based in Hamburg. M2R was founded in the beginning of 2021 by Marcel Müller.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
At Montis, every action is guided by a singular principle: to craft furniture that brings joy, whether in use or simply admired.
KAUFMANN KERAMIK
Studio Force Majeure, Borgergade 2, courtyard, 1300 Copenhagen
Each ceramic is a handmade promise of quality for people who care about where and by whom their ceramics are produced.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
The Luceplan catalogue contains a versatile range of lighting fixtures, with high standards of performance and aesthetics, crossing fields of applications and adapting to any context.
MAN OF PARTS
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Born of a cross-cultural, post-national design sensibility, MAN OF PARTS was created for global nomads who appreciate craft but prefer a modern experience.
Lindencrone Mansion, Bredgade 26, 1260 Copenhagen
NINE unites emergent and established European talent, creating confident and refined design for contemporary spaces.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen pulpo presents novelties and classic designs in a new way. Join the fusion of luxury and innovation as pulpo highlights the essence of design and creates an unforgettable display.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Clean designs, expressive colours and wide choice of finishes. The products are not just functional but designer pieces with exquisite craftsmanship and delicate features.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1st floor, 1260 Copenhagen
The design is a fusion of innovative design, classic craftsmanship and the heritage of a rich design history.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Ondarreta, a family-owned furniture company with 50 years of history, specialises in crafting chairs, tables, stools, shelves and home accessories.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
RS Barcelona, driven by a passion to craft memorable experiences, designs unique game tables and furniture that inspire people to live in a more creative and sustainable way.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1265 Copenhagen Njordrum Home creates aesthetic, prefabricated, modular homes from wood, where beauty is considered at every stage of the design phase.
Bredgade 19E, 1260 Copenhagen
Ro Collection, founded in 2013, cherishes craftsmanship and timeless aesthetics, creating enduring furniture and accessories appreciated across generations.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Secto Design is a Finnish family-run company specialising in hand-made design lamps from high quality PEFC certified local birch.
NIKARI
Buehøjgård Showroom, Bredgade 28A, 1260 Copenhagen
Nikari est. 1967 is a Finnish design studio and furniture manufacturer advocating good, harmonious life with warm natural materials, representing serene Nordic aesthetics.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Known worldwide for premium ceramic tiles, bathroom accessories and kitchen solutions, Porcelanosa creates inspirational living spaces, inviting you to create unforgettable moments.
SAVO
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Savo, a Swedish producer, delivers an extraordinary seating experience through innovative, intuitive design and lives by the watchwords: reduce, reuse, repair, recycle.
Bredgade 22, 1260 Copenhagen
Stilling is a renowned design company that creates stunning, handcrafted curtain tracks for projects and exhibitions worldwide.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
With a history of 140 years, Tarkett is a global leader in flooring and sports surfaces. Creating products and services that are good for people and for the planet.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Zanat is a design-oriented manufacturing company built on the foundations of a UNESCO world heritage woodcarving tradition and a century old family business.
Bredgade 25, 1260 Copenhagen
Selected BySecher would like to present some of the lesser known but very talented Danish furniture architects and designers.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
String Furniture is a Swedish design company that produces a number of modern classics and furniture brands.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Viccarbe is an international reference in the manufacture of collaborative furniture for contract, hospitality, educational, healthcare and residential environments.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Stolab strives to produce solid wood furniture with soul and character. Stolab aims to create pieces that can be enjoyed and appreciated by generations to come.
Bredgade 25B, 1260 Copenhagen
Tenksom, an emerging Danish furniture brand, is based on an ambition to make durable design that reduces resource consumption and pollution.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
With experience and passion in working with solid wood, ZEITRAUM stands for a modern, reduced design language and sustainable approach.
Store Strandstræde 20, 1260 Copenhagen
Sibast Furniture, a Danish family business since 1908, blends tradition with contemporary design, honouring iconic styles while creating new narratives.
Odd Fellow Palace, Bredgade 28, 1260 Copenhagen
Swedese is a classic Swedish furniture producer with a strong anchor in both the public and domestic domain.
Buehøjgård Showroom, Bredgade 28A, 1260 Copenhagen
The concept behind Woodnotes', est. 1987, products is to combine artistic creativity inspired by Finland's rugged nature with technology to shape beautiful local raw materials.
Once again FRAMING will host a huge number of prominent Danish and international brands, this year in two spectacular exhibit areas: for the fifth time in one of the city’s finest Rococo palazzos, the Odd Fellow Palace, and for the first time in the beautifully restored Harsdorff House on Kongens Nytorv.
FRAMING will host 44 brands in total during 3daysofdesign, and due to the successful expansion, this year will include the two wings of the Odd Fellow Palace as the vibrant centre, as well as the Harsdorff House on Kongens Nytorv. This historic house is just a short walk away from the Odd Fellow Palace, and as it is usually closed to the public, this is a unique chance to experience the beautiful surroundings from within.
The founder and owner of FRAMING, Samira Kudsk, who has been involved in 3daysofdesign since its inception, understands how important a location can be, and she is looking forward to welcoming both old and new exhibitors as well as guests with interest in good design in the spectacular settings.
– I am proud to tell that a large number of brands once again have decided to exhibit at FRAMING, and of course, I am also grateful that so many new brands have chosen our framework for their participation in 3daysofdesign. There is no doubt that 3daysofdesign has become an event you don't want to miss, and an event that companies really invest in, says Samira Kudsk.
International and Danish guests will find fresh ideas in furnishing, objects and projects by young talent and established designers.
From all over the world, design companies will join the exhibition –from Canada, Spain, Italy, Germany and the Czech Republic, to mention but a few.
Among the new exhibitors at FRAMING are Brokis, who creates a range of very exciting lighting design. Also debuting in the Odd Fellow Palace are Dutch brands Auping, Montis and Moooi Carpets as well as the German brands Classicon and Pulpo.
The Scandinavian countries are strongly represented, including Danish BoConcept and Cane-line. The Finnish brands Secto Design, Nikari and Woodnotes will gather at the corner of Bredgade, just outside the gates of the palace. Swedish brands such as Kasthall, Johanson Design and String Furniture, who mark their 75th anniversary, will all display their novelties.
This year, Danish Njordrum Home and their concept of a sustainable, mobile house can also be found at FRAMING.
Once again, the City Garden will come to life in the courtyard of the palace, and a variety of outdoor brands will showcase their new products for outside settings such as the garden, the terrace or the balcony.
RANGING FROM FURNITURE AND LIGHTING to decorative items, Herkner's creations are celebrated for their intricate details, innovative use of materials, and vibrant colour palettes. Since establishing his studio in 2006, he has created furniture, lamps and objects for international titans of design including the side table in metal and glass for ClassiCon, as well as developing interior architecture, museum and exhibition design projects around the world.
Award-winning German designer Sebastian Herkner has gained international acclaim for his unique approach to design, which emphasises the blend of cultural contexts, combining new technologies with traditional craftsmanship. Meet him at ClassiCon, the Odd Fellow Palace.
Text Emily Nathan Photo PRWhat's your dream?
– My dream is more dreams. I love to think in all creative directions and act between various disciplines, from product to lighting to interior. Every challenge is the driving force, and it offers endless new perspectives. There is not a specific topic I am looking for, it is more the surprise that compells me.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– I would like to send a message and have an impact with my products. My hope is that people stop consuming trendy products and start to cherish well-crafted objects that last. I don't want to simply contribute more products to an already saturated landscape; I want to give people treasures.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– I think we all need to understand that satisfaction is more relevant than always striving for more. Slow and considered is very often more sustainable than fast and thoughtless. Slow food, like slow design, is an attitude we should consider seriously.
Share your thoughts on the theme 'Dare to Dream'.
– Dreams set us on the paths to greatest freedom and are the seeds for creativity. Unconditional dreaming is my personal way to grow ideas and visions, without restrictions and requirements. To be unique, you need to feel confident with yourself.
Visit Muuto Store – Copenhagen for new designs and cold refreshments Icecream by Østerberg from 13:00—16:00 To Øl Beer and Folk Kombucha from 14:00—18:00 Get a free Muuto tote by signing up to our newsletter*
Visit us at our headquarters to explore new product launches and previews of new designs alongside the reveal of the Muuto Design Contest
Østergade 36 - 38 · 1110 København K · 09:00—17:00
Kongens Nytorv (the King's New Square) is a majestic square with a distinct sense of grandeur, situated in the heart of Copenhagen and easily accessible via the metro. Take a stroll east of the square along the sunny side of Nyhavn (the "sin" side for some, since back in the days, when Nyhavn was frequented by sailors, it was the city’s red-light district). Here, you’ll find the iconic, colourful townhouses with bars and restaurants overlooking the canal. Facing the square is the Royal Danish Theatre's "Old Stage", now home to the Royal Danish Ballet, and just adjacent is Charlottenborg Palace, which houses The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts.
Have you heard of cozy NYT favourite Værnedamsvej at Copenhagen area Frederiksberg? The street Store Strandstræde has some of the same vibe. Parallel with Bredgade No visit to Copenhagen without smørrebrød (open sandwiches). Go for a lunch at Anton on the corner of the trendy Store Strandstræde. Store Strandstræde 3, 1255 Copenhagen Enjoy your aperitif at Hotel Sanders. Conceived by one of Denmark’s most famous ballet dancers, it is the ideal setting for a poetic pause. Tordenskjoldsgade 15, 1055 Copenhagen
VISIT THE VERPAN CLUB
Verner Panton (1926-98) became one of the most important designers of the 20th century, and his colourful and wild universe is now turned into The VERPAN Club, which celebrates and embraces the social aspect of Verner Panton's design. Here, you can experience his design such as The Cloverleaf sofa, which is a great conversation starter, while The Welle series provides an ideal setting for relaxed gatherings with friends. The VERPAN Club's goal is to curate playful and joyful events inspired by the spirit of Verner Panton's innovative creations – and you don't want to miss out meeting Verner Panton's daughter Carin in a 3daysofdesign design talk. See when on the official app. Møntergade 19, 1116 Copenhagen.
&TRADITION
Kronprinsessegade 4, 1306 Copenhagen
Founded in 2010 in Copenhagen, &Tradition is an international brand, built on a Danish legacy of craftmanship and design. &Tradition tell stories with originality.
ANNO STUDIO
Store Regnegade 12, 1110 Copenhagen
Anno Studio was founded in 2021 with the vision of relaunching older design classics in a sustainable and updated design.
BERNSTORFFSMINDE
Store Regnegade 12, 2nd floor, 1110 Copenhagen
Bernstorffsminde unites
tradition, innovation and passion for creating furniture that is unique and beautiful in their design.
Østergade 17, 1100 Copenhagen
A-N-D is a decorative luminaire design studio and manufacturer based in Vancouver, Canada, where original collections are conceptualised, built and assembled in-house.
ARTISAN
Kongens Nytorv 3-5, 1051 Copenhagen
Through their collections as well as individual pieces, Artisan offers a wide range of furniture such as seating, tables, sideboards, beds and lamps.
101 COPENHAGEN
Østergade 17, 3rd–4th floor, 1100 Copenhagen
With a vision to honour exquisite quality and craftsmanship, the collection encompasses furniture, lighting and accessories in a timeless, yet modern design.
ARNE AKSEL X E-TYPES
Vognmagergade 7, outdoor, 1120 Copenhagen
ARNE AKSEL aim to inspire through extraordinary textile experiences. This year ARNE AKSEL and e-Types, a Copenhagen based brand agency, team up.
BODUM
Ny Østergade 28, 1101 Copenhagen
Bodum's mission is pure and simple. They aim to bring high quality coffee and tea solutions and household accessories to everyone.
AESOP
Kronprinsensgade 4-6, 1114 Copenhagen
For over 30 years, Aesop has created efficacious and aromatic formulations for the skin, hair, body and home.
BANG & OLUFSEN
Østergade 18, 1100 Copenhagen
Bang & Olufsen is a luxury audio brand founded in 1925 in Struer, Denmark, by Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen whose devotion and vision remain the foundation for the company.
CARPE DIEM BEDS
Ny Østergade 7, 1101 Copenhagen
Carpe Diem Beds creates beds that please the eye as much as the body by transcending functionality to become a testament of style and comfort.
EMBASSY OF FRANCE
Kongens Nytorv 4, 1050 Copenhagen
The palace has housed the embassy for a century and has since its origins been a symbol of the strong ties between France and Denmark.
GEORG JENSEN
Amagertorv 4, 1160 Copenhagen
Georg Jensen's legacy of over a century epitomises quality and timeless design. Their creations blend functionality with beauty, echoing the ethos of their founder.
BRANDT COLLECTIVE
CHEVRON Parquet, Bredgade 8, 1260 Copenhagen
BRANDT Collective is a Danish design-driven brand with a holistic approach to product creation that results in collections that harmoniously unite functionality and aesthetics.
Illums Bolighus, Amagertorv 10, 2nd floor, 1160 Copenhagen dk3 is a Danish design furniture company, producing exclusive classic and contemporary furniture from acclaimed Danish and international designers.
FOGIA
Store Regnegade 12, 1110 Copenhagen
Through a genuine knowledge of craft and construction, Fogia manufactures high quality products with purposeful function without compromising on form.
DENCON
Kronprinsessegade 6, ground floor, 1306 Copenhagen
Every piece of furniture that leaves their production in Skive is a result of decades of experience and expertise.
FEAST OF EDEN
Møntergade 3D, 1116 Copenhagen
FEAST OF EDEN is a group-exhibition with CAIA Leifsdotter and Atelier Madirazza, where Iril Systems and Kinraden will be found among the designs and works of art.
GETAMA KLASSIK Bredgade 3, 1260 Copenhagen
GETAMA KLASSIK is the epitome of genuine Danish furniture craftsmanship, with a focus on delivering the finest pieces of furniture.
CACHÉ X NEW MAGS
Ny Østergade 28, 1101 Copenhagen
Sculptural objects meet the latest and greatest lifestyle books when Caché and New Mags join forces.
DUSTY DECO
Store Regnegade 2, 1110 Copenhagen
Since 2011, Dusty Deco has been curating vintage furniture, accessories and art. Today, they design their own collection, maintaining the brand's storytelling and passion for craftsmanship.
FROST DENMARK
Christian IX's Gade 5, 1111 Copenhagen
Founded by Hans Jørgen Frost in 2002, FROST merges Danish design tradition with functionality in interior accessories and architectural hardware.
HAY
Østergade 61, 1100 Copenhagen
Founded in 2002 with the ambition of creating contemporary furniture, lighting and accessories for modern living, HAY's vision is to create high-quality and well-designed products.
HOUSE OF NORDIC DESIGN
Store Strandstæde 19, 5th floor, 1255 Copenhagen
House of Nordic Design presents the remarkable talents of a carefully curated selection of up-and-coming designers from the Nordic region.
GIOPATO & COOMBES
Kronprinsessegade 3, 1306 Copenhagen
Giopato & Coombes is a creative studio that brings together a design approach and art research into their projects, founded in Italy by Cristiana Giopato and Christopher Coombes.
HEYMAT
Kongens Nytorv 5, 1050 Copenhagen
By combining innovative Scandinavian Design with exceptionally high-quality materials, Heymat products take daily life in their stride.
ILLUMS BOLIGHUS
Amagertorv 10, 1160 Copenhagen
Illums Bolighus harmonises tradition with innovation, offering timeless classics alongside modern designs. Explore top-quality products and creative exhibitions for an inspiring aesthetic journey.
HEM Palægade 8, 1261 Copenhagen
Hem is an independent design brand and platform for progressive thinking, inspiring the creative community through collaboration, innovation and experimentation.
ILLUM X SELETTI
ILLUM, Østergade 52, 1100 Copenhagen
From furniture to lighting, each creation is a testament to Seletti's commitment to experimentation and imagination.
H. SKJALM P.
Nikolaj Plads 9-11, 1067 Copenhagen
A centre for home interior and lifestyle items designed to inspire to an aesthetic and more sustainable lifestyle.
HOUSE OF FINN JUHL
Gothersgade 9, 1123 Copenhagen
For over two decades, House of Finn Juhl, Onecollection, has been entrusted with the exclusive rights to revive and manufacture Finn Juhl's iconic furniture.
JONAS TRAMPEDACH STUDIO
Gothersgade 30, 1123 Copenhagen
The studio has a varied approach to working with materials, processes and techniques, creating projects that span industrial design to unique pieces.
The world's leading design store? A good bet is the shops you will find at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Meet the museum's director of merchandising retail, Emmanuel Plat, in a conversation with BO BEDRE's editor-in-chief, Erik Rimmer – and discover why Bodum is part of the MoMA collection. Thursday, 13 June at 09:00. Ny Østergade 28, 1101 Copenhagen
LE KLINT
Store Kirkestræde 1, 1073 Copenhagen
LE KLINT's origins date back to the beginning of the 20th century, when P.V. Jensen-Klint folded the first hand-pleated lampshade for a kerosene lamp that he had designed.
Vognmagergade 9, 1120 Copenhagen
Founded in 2010, LOUISE ROE creates elegant objects by interpreting the shapes, stories and evocative characteristics of her surroundings.
MINDO
Store Regnegade 12, 1110 Copenhagen
With a strong focus on design and materials, Mindo offers high-quality outdoor furniture without compromising on aesthetics or comfort.
Tordenskjoldsgade 15, 1055 Copenhagen
La Bagatelle is a collection of items the modern wardrobe should be composed of. During 3daysofdesign, La Bagatelle will showcase a collaboration with ceramist Franca Christophersen on a set of tea and espresso cups.
Palægade 2, 1261 Copenhagen
Established in 1980 with the mission of creating quality, Danish-designed rugs, Linie Design is now one of the largest developers of handmade rugs in Europe.
MAROKK TILES
Klareboderne 16, 1115 Copenhagen
Experts in sourcing and curating handmade, high-end tiles from small local producers worldwide, MAROKK is passionate about creating unique tiles for true tile enthusiasts.
LIGHT-POINT
Gothersgade 14, 1123 Copenhagen
Since 1995, LIGHT-POINT has been producing innovative lighting products based on a long tradition of superior quality and craftsmanship.
Pilestræde 29, 1112 Copenhagen
Marimekko was founded in 1951 and is a Finnish lifestyle design company renowned for its original prints and colours.
MUUTO
Østergade 36-38, 3rd–4th floor, 1100 Copenhagen
Muuto is rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition characterised by enduring aesthetics, functionality, craftsmanship and an honest expression.
LAYERED
Holbergsgade 16, 1057 Copenhagen
LAYERED is a Swedish interior design brand that combines a bold contemporary expression with genuine craftsmanship and sustainable materials.
LOMBRELLO
Soho House Copenhagen, Havnegade 44, 1058 Copenhagen
With a playful attitude towards design and passion for art, Lombrello creates unconventional chairs with a minimal silhouette.
MERIDIANI
Rue Verte, Ny Østergade 11, 1101 Copenhagen
Meridiani is a Made in Italy furniture company founded in Brianza in 1996, distinguished by its ability to create timeless, contemporary and versatile collections.
Store Regnegade 2, 1110 Copenhagen
Nuvole is a visionary concept brought to life by sisters Marlene Bernth and Louise Bernth Olsen, renowned entrepreneurs with a passion for innovation in the world of retail and design.
MUJI Illum, Østergade 52, 1100 Copenhagen
Public Crafts is a material development and research team that specialises in Japanese crafts within the field of interior design.
RUE VERTE
Ny Østergade 11, 1101 Copenhagen
The space is filled with a carefully curated selection of unique objects, vintage finds and art pieces mixed with high-end furnishings by some of the world's foremost designers.
Kronprinsessegade 6, Ground Floor, 1306 Copenhagen
Nevotex is Europe's leading supplier of fabrics, leather, technical materials and tools for the interior design and furniture industry.
Kronprinsensgade 6B, 1114 Copenhagen
Since Offecct's founding in 1990, the brand has collaborated with the world's leading designers and architects to create unique furniture for offices and public spaces.
Christian IX's Gade 7, 1111 Copenhagen
Known for handcrafted designer furniture made with a sustainable mindset, where timeless aesthetics, exclusive materials and distinct stand-out details are key.
Palægade 4, 1261 Copenhagen
Occhio creates "a new culture of light" – to enrich people's quality of life! The minds behind the Occhio brand are committed to this great idea.
OXDENMARQ
Harsdorffs Hus, Kongens Nytorv 5, 1050 Copenhagen
Oxdenmarq was founded in 2003. The goal was to produce reasonably priced furniture from exclusive materials like vegetable tanned saddle leather.
SOHO HOUSE
COPENHAGEN
Havnegade 44, 1058 Copenhagen
Located in the former customs house, a classical modernist building designed by Kristoffer Nyrop Varming in 1937, it's the first Soho House in Scandinavia.
Østergade 17, 2nd floor, 1100 Copenhagen
By harmoniously blending form, function and comfort, NORR11 is committed to creating timeless pieces on the leading edge of design.
Store Strandstræde 9, 1255 Copenhagen
Defined by a quiet and elegant aesthetic, PINCH collections are designed to endure, inspire and aspire to be inherited – the result of refinement and dedication to craft and process.
REEVEIN STUDIOS
Nikolaj Plads 32, 1067 Copenhagen
Reevein Studios is a Danish high-end design company dedicated to crafting collectible floral and botanical objects that last a lifetime.
TINE K HOME
Ny Østergade 25, 1101 Copenhagen
Tine K Home creates interior and furniture with Scandinavian simplicity in mind and has always believed in authentic living. Beautiful items are ever inspiring.
VIPP
Ny Østergade 34, 1101 Copenhagen
Vipp might have begun with a pedal-controlled bin but over the last 80 years, the Danish brand has grown to include kitchens, furniture, lighting and accessories.
SPACES WITHIN
Møntergade 2, 1116 Copenhagen
SPACES WITHIN is a Stockholmbased label, crafting sculptural cabinet hardware with sensual forms, textural finishes and unique proportions.
Havnegade 29, 1058 Copenhagen
UMAGE means "making an effort", and that’s what they aim to do every day. Danish design meets affordability, high-quality materials and a genuine care for the environment.
TOM DIXON Vognmagergade 7, left, 1120 Copenhagen
Renowned for innovative creations and instantly recognisable designs, the brand seamlessly blends craftsmanship and contemporary design.
WE DO WOOD
Store Regnegade 12, 1110 Copenhagen
We Do Wood was founded in Copenhagen in 2011, based on the vision that new Danish design and strict sustainability principles should be closely intertwined.
Linie Design's exhibition 'Watertopia' combines the creative possibilities offered by traditional rug craftmanship with the dream-like world submerged in the depths of the ocean. Head of Design, Urd Moll Gundermann, uses her intricately hand-drawn designs to create fascinating tapestries inspired by deep-sea dwellers, imaginatively transformed into a compelling woven narrative, bringing to life the vibrant organic shapes and mother-ofpearl nuances. The complex compositions challenge traditional techniques, pushing the potential of rug artistry to expand with new perspectives that invite curiosity and immersion.
Programme: Wed-Fri: 10:00-11:00 Morning coffee, 13:00-14:00 Quick lunch-bites, 15:00-18:00 Live music, 16:00-17:00 Bubbles. Palægade 2, 1261 Copenhagen
Once again, TheSocialHouse opens its doors in the middle of Copenhagen. On the ground floor you will find the Muuto shop, on the 1st floor Floor Fogia and on the 2nd floor Your Brand Partner presents Anno Studio, Mindo, Bernstorffsminde and We Do Wood. Pop by! St. Regnegade 12, 1110 Copenhagen
TEKLA
Vognmagergade 7, right, 1120 Copenhagen
Established in Copenhagen in 2017, Tekla creates elevated yet functional homeware pieces that centre a timeless, straightforward design expression.
Møntergade 19, 1116 Copenhagen
VERPAN – for Verner Panton – is a design company working to preserve, reissue and recontextualise the Danish architect and designer's radiant body of work.
We are excited to unveil The Karin Collection, this newly extended collection including sofas and tables will enhance the increasingly desirable Karin chair.
DE SIGNHUSET FREDERIKSGADE 1 1265 COPENHAGEN
10 .00AM - 6.00PM
12 th - 14th JUNE 2024
What's your dream?
– Dreams are always in flux, changing and transforming as time passes. Longings and experience are somehow inseparable. Perhaps the notion of being able – and fortunate enough – to continuously move forward, evolving and discovering what this strange world is about, is our longest-lasting dream.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– We think that our focus on virtues, committing to our principles and sticking by them, defines some sort of navigation. By trying our best, by celebrating skill and curiosity and on the way being conscious of how our choices have impact and consequence – this is our compass. We strive to be always aware, moving and dreaming with a sense of responsibility for our actions.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– We need more focus on the climate, nature and essential human
Space Copenhagen (Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou) deftly balances opposites – classic and modern, sculptural and minimal. Find their new outdoor collection 'Thorvald' at &Tradition.
connections. We need less digital noise, which steals our time, intellect, concentration and attention from the things that really matter.
Share your thoughts on the theme 'Dare to Dream'.
– Like everyone else, we are deeply affected by the state of the world – and whether the topic is climate, war or radical political division, we are dealing with a reality that is radically different and much more challenging than when we started our work life. But we all have to keep hope and optimism alive, and we dare to dream that spaces and relevant design can also change our perception of things, especially when it comes to human interaction. As designers, we have a great responsibility in these matters, and we try to design and create spaces where people feel comfortable and embraced. We also create designs with a long life, that feel both timely and timeless, and always engaging. Our mantras throughout our entire work life have been "slow aesthetics" and "poetic modernism", which are statements that we feel are even more essential today than ever.
Multi-talented designer Anne Boysen spans various design categories and materials, now adding silver work for Georg Jensen with the exhibition INTOO, celebrating the brand's 120th anniversary.
What's your dream?
– I dream of simplifying our complex world by creating designs and experiences that make time stand still. Ever since I was a child, I've possessed the ability – or perhaps a gift – to fully immerse myself in the creative process. It's this profound sense of presence and enchantment that I aspire to share with others.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– I envision crafting designs that offer people a playful, immersive experience – a pause that allows them to truly connect with themselves. In an era marked by uncertainty, crises and constant change, my dream is to help people remember the importance of finding beauty in the present moment, as well as in their connections with themselves and others.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– The world is in dire need of more pauses, a slower pace and deeper immersion. We live in a society overwhelmed by material indifference,
constantly bombarded with information that demands our attention. We do not have the bandwidth to process all these impressions without sacrificing the capacity for deep engagement. I advocate for prioritizing quality over quantity, regarding both stimuli and, particularly, products.
Share your thoughts on the theme 'Dare to dream'.
– For the past 1.5 years, I've had the privilege of working on a dream project. Since childhood, I have been fascinated by craftsmanship and how you can create the most fantastic works with creativity and your hands. So it was a dream come true, when I was invited by Georg Jensen to design an innovative piece that would test the limits of silversmith craftsmanship and celebrate innovation and creativity. I began studying the history of Georg Jensen, alongside hands-on training in silversmithing. The result is INTOO, a large, wall-mounted jewelry-ornament that offers an immersive experience, prompting viewers to become aware of the present and dream of the future by viewing the past from a new perspective.
I drømmeboligen skal der være rum til livet. Det kræver et sundt indeklima med god akustik. Besøg et af vores showrooms, og gå på opdagelse i det brede udvalg af Troldtekt akustikløsninger til lofter og vægge.
6 gode grunde til at vælge
Troldtekt i dit hjem:
> God akustik
> Sundt indeklima
> Dokumenterede bæredygtighedstiltag
> Effektiv brandsikring
> Robust og holdbar
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I denne nyrenoverede 1960’er-villa er valgt designløsningen Troldtekt v-line. Troldtekt v-line er med diskrete v-spor, som giver loftet karakter.
Troldtekt A/S har siden 1935 produceret Troldtekt akustikplader af dansk træ og cement. Vi designer, udvikler og producerer akustikpladerne i Danmark.
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Nestled between the striking silhouette of the library Den Sorte Diamant (The Black Diamond) and the parliament, Christiansborg Palace, lies a little green oasis: Bibliotekshaven (the Royal Library's Garden). Just a few steps away, you'll find BLOX, a multifunctional building complex located on the harbour front and home to the Danish Architecture Centre (DAC), which will host a dedicated exhibition during 3daysofdesign. Along Frederiksholms Kanal, you'll find Kongernes Lapidarium (The Lapidarium of Kings). Once a brewery that quenched the thirst of soldiers, during 3daysofdesign you'll have exclusive access to a curated exhibition featuring outstanding contemporary design.
The Royal Library's Garden is worth a visit in and of itself. A tranquil haven in the middle of the bustling city. Proviantpasagen 1, 1218 Copenhagen Go visit The Black Diamond Library. Take the escalators to the 1st floor and look up: The ceiling painting is made by Danish artist and poet Per Kirkeby (1938-2018). Søren Kierkegaards Pl. 1, 1221 Copenhagen
The teenage bedroom. Perhaps the word makes you think of posters of popstars, gaming computers and stacks of dirty dishes. But it's not just that. The needs for room decoration are radically changing in these years as teenagers' values and behaviours evolve. Their lives unfold largely on digital platforms, and their interest in climate and recycling is increasing. How can future design accommodate this, and can we draw inspiration from teenagers' needs and dreams in the way we design? At DAC (Danish Architecture Centre) three young Danish design firms present their visions for the design of the future teenage bedroom with the exhibition 'Teenage Dreams'. Each with their take on how digitisation, sustainability, mental well-being and the use of social media affect and alter teenagers’ needs and desires for their private spaces. You can also experience videos featuring young teenagers talking about their own dream rooms, and the photo art project 'Still Life of Teenagers' by sociologist and photographer Barbara Marstrand, presenting snapshots from contemporary teenage bedrooms. 'Teenage Dreams', 12 June 2024 to 5 January 2025. NB! In connection with 3daysofdesign, the admission to the exhibition is free. Bryghuspladsen 10, 1473 Copenhagen
Fontein & Bova is a young, small-scale Belgian company with big dreams, specializing in the design and crafting of distinctive, solid wood designer furniture with great respect for craftsmanship and an eye for detail.
www.atelierfontein.be
1882 LTD.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
1882 Ltd. is a design-driven ceramics company focused on a progressive, innovative and dynamic ethos that marries traditional skills with contemporary thought and silhouette.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Cph Lighting's mission is to create lighting that will stay relevant and appreciated, both functionally and visually, for many years to come, and hopefully for generations.
DDCATED
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
A designhub with an exciting mix of contemporary designs will be at one of Denmark's most unique locations: the museum of the Lapidarium of Kings in the heart of Copenhagen.
ANKER BAK
Knippelsbro 2, 1400 Copenhagen
Anker Bak is a pioneering designer, merging the essence of Nordic cabinetmaking traditions with innovative, regenerative furniture and assistive aids.
DAGGRY
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
What began as a desire to do different in the world of textile, quickly expanded into a pipeline of original lighting and design projects. The idea has blossomed into DAGGRY.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
AnalogLab is a multidisciplinary studio in Milan, Italy, founded by Thomas Lehman.
CRÉATION BAUMANN
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Création Baumann nurtures a deep passion for interior design and high technological competence – central to development of innovative textile solutions.
DUUS & MØLLER
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Duus & Møller furniture is developped with inspiration from classic, Danish design. Duus & Møller furniture is made to last.
ANTONIO FRATTINI
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Antonio Frattini is a company rooted in tradition, with a story dating back to 1933, yet infused with a youthful spirit that drives innovation forward.
DANISH ARCHITECTURE CENTER
Bryghuspladsen 10, 1473 Copenhagen
Danish Architecture Center (DAC) is an international cultural attraction for everyone who wants to experience and understand how architecture and design create the framework for our lives.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen ELVANG creates responsibly produced textiles which combine timeless Nordic design with exquisite Peruvian craftsmanship.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen Bringing you function with quiet elegance. Led by Hironori Tsukue, JAPAN FORM embodies a blend of understated elegance and functionality.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
La Boite concept is a French manufacturer of allinone loudspeakers.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Eberhart Furniture creates pieces to stand the test of time, both in terms of design and craftsmanship.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Architect Pål Lunder founded Fjordfiesta in 2004, wishing to develop and reconnect with the Scandinavian design heritage.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
KOS Studio specialises in the fusion of interior and product design, driven by a profound dedication to quality craftsmanship and commitment to sustainability.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
FID is a Frenchbased, unconventional and visionary furniture brand founded with a bold step towards combinable furniture design.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen jianze wants to provide inclusive and environmentally friendly home design for the younger generation to make a stressfree and selfexpressive home life possible.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Each limited piece is meticulously designed, woven, and embroidered, drawing from the rich tradition of Flemish craftsmanship and innovation.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Weaving together timeless Danish design and sustainable ambitions, Ege Carpets crafts walltowall carpets, rugs, carpet tiles and planks for commercial buildings, hotels and more.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
A young, Belgian company with big dreams, specialising in the design and crafting of distinctive, solid wood furniture with great respect for craftsmanship and an eye for detail.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Their handcrafted wax candles combine traditional craftsmanship with modern design, and they never compromise in the choices of raw materials or suppliers.
PABLO DESIGNS
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Pablo believes that the right light can transform any environment. Pablo Designs is committed to creating lasting solutions that provide a lifetime of illumination.
WILD STUDIO CPH
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
The collection they exhibit is made from 100 % plastic waste, like water bottles, fishnets and household sorting. All the products are manufactured in Denmark.
NEIL DAVID
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Neil David designs products where the idea is, and stays, the centrepiece of the design process from beginning to end.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
The duo's furniture is always defined by a high degree of refinement and an uncompromising approach to craftsmanship and quality.
EXPLORE COPENHAGEN: 5 GUIDED DESIGN WALKS
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
SACKit embodies design meant for life, prioritising the creation of inviting spaces without compromising on quality.
WOOD ZONE
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Wood Zone is a Danish furniture design and manufacturing company. The brand is focused around high quality furniture and home decor items in solid wood – mainly oak and walnut.
3daysofdesign Design Walks are the perfect way to explore Copenhagen's thriving design scene. Whether you are a design lover, an industry professional or simply curious, our five unique guided 3daysofdesign walks led by knowledgeable guides will take you behind the scenes to get insights and inspiration. It's your chance to visit various design exhibitions within each district, while enjoying the sights and sounds along the streets of Copenhagen. Explore how the Danish capital was shaped by some of our most renowned designers, architects and other noteworthy figures, and get ready to be inspired by the most forward-thinking ideas in furniture and interior design. 3daysofdesign Design Walks, tickets are mandatory. Book on 3daysofdesign.dk 2
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
The company produces chairs in recycled plastic made of waste from the aquaculture industry in the region, typically ropes.
Frederiksholms Kanal 28A, 1220 Copenhagen
Whether it is in unconventional ways or in tribute to past generations, Ukurant presents new perspectives in the world of design and showcases prospective design by emerging talents.
Lapidarium of Kings, Frederiksholms Kanal 29, 1220 Copenhagen
Woodio is a modern Finnish interior and design brand that combines the best of Nordic design traditions with a sustainable biomaterial innovation in a contemporary way.
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Anker Bak is equally a designer and storyteller and insists his designs must inspire us in a time when we need new solutions and different stories. During 3daysofdesign, you can visit
Anker Bak's exhibition 'The Furniture We Need' in Kulturtårnet on Knippelsbro Bridge.
Text May Kjærsgaard Photo PR, Andreas ThaulowWhat's your dream?
– My dream is for assistive furniture to be normalised to the point where you use a cane before you fall. Design has the immense power to influence the way we think and speak of aging, of impairments and of death. I want my designs to help facilitate conversations about these subjects and bring hope and dignity to this phase in life. My role and my mission are simply to ensure that beautiful, respectful and dignified designs can be delivered to everyone in all of life's phases. Whether you are old or young, rich or poor, energetically living or soon dying, you should have the opportunity to get products that can bring pride and joy into your life. Not only function. My wish is that as "ordinary" furniture or products, we should be able to buy the furniture and assistive aids we need in stores everywhere.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– I'm a practical and stubborn dreamer. You can say I'm in a slow hurry to get things done. There is something essentially wrong when we fear getting older, when we don't value our elders as resources, or when we are afraid to talk about the fact that life has an end. I want to change that. Growing older and dying are the only certainties in life and something we should cherish the same way we cherish a newborn
beginning its life. I dream of breaking these taboos in hopes of improving the quality of life for many and opening up important conversations in life with people in between. I believe that taboos are suppressing us as humans, which is why I find it so important to challenge them.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– I think the world needs less furniture and more furniture! We continue to produce the same types of furniture in new ways, while simultaneously leaving many needs unfulfilled. Around the world, people are increasingly growing older, and with that comes a need for furniture that caters them.
Share your thought on the theme 'Dare to dream'.
– 'Dare to dream' to me is not an option but a condition to live and simply a must. It’s essential to challenge your fear of dreaming big to create real changes. A specific example of where I dared to dream – or maybe rather dared to feel – was when I made my coffin Ro (Calm), one of my newest and biggest projects. A product designed with pure intuition and a deep sense of necessity. I just had to succeed with the design regardless. When making Ro, I had to deal with the fact that my grandmother was dying. I was up close and personal with her death and my sorrow almost every day, and I felt a great responsibility to honour both my grandparents with this last goodbye.
TF Chan, Louis Poulsen: First House of Light, Phaidon, July 2024
For over 300 years, Holmen has served a series of important maritime functions as the former grounds for the naval base of the Royal Danish Navy. At one point, it was even home for warehouses for coal and paper. Only in recent years has Holmen entered a new chapter in its story: Connecting its naval past with a new axis of urban design, it features art schools, galleries, performance venues, dockside bars and restaurants. Heading south, you'll reach the Danish Art and Design Workshops, open to the public exclusively during 3daysofdesign. Heading north towards Refshaleøen, you'll pass by the new Opera Garden, which features exciting pop-up installations during this year’s festival.
Hart Bakery, renowned for its incredibly tasty baked goods, has quickly become a Copenhagen stable. Galionsvej 41, 1437 Copenhagen If you cross Christianshavn on your way to Holmen, Hotel NH Collection Copenhagen's rooftop bar and lounge, Roof, is a good place for signature cocktails, mocktails and snack bites. Strandgade 7, 1401 Copenhagen
KUGLEGAARDEN AND THE HOUSE OF LIGHT
Louis Poulsen, renowned for its iconic lighting designs, has been intimately involved in the redevelopment of the area around Kuglegaarden on Holmen, emphasising its commitment to Danish design history and innovation. –The brand's presence in Kuglegaarden, this square that used to store cannon balls, contributes to the blend of historical reverence and modern innovation in design, and aligns with the island's transformation from an industrial site to a hub of creative activities, emphasising sustainable and forward-thinking design practices, says London-based TF Chan, author of a forthcoming book about the company. – Kuglegaarden is certainly a credit to the city in terms of how it's planned, how it integrates with the neighbourhood. It's a credit to the architects who have restored the building, while ensuring that it's very well integrated into the contemporary elements surrounding it. I think it is also important that these courtyards are open to the general public – and that was a decision made by a city authority. The whole area has been designated public space, and whenever you walk by, you see how the courtyard itself becomes a living part of that space. People are always there, having coffee on the grass or reading a book. Kuglegårdsvej 19-23, 1434 Copenhagen
KUGLEGAARDSVEJ 5, 1434 COPENHAGEN K
OPENING HOURS: JUNE 12TH – 14TH: 10.00-18.00
ABSTRACTA INTERIØR
Danneskiold-Samsøes Allé 15, ground floor, 1434 Copenhagen
Abstracta have been working to create better soundscapes since 1972 – which makes them acoustics pioneers. Abstracta is part of Lammhults Design Group.
DORNBRACHT
Galionsvej 33, 1437 Copenhagen
Dornbracht is a leading specialist for superior designer fittings and accessories for bathrooms, spa's and kitchens.
FLOS
Kuglegårdsvej 13-17, 1434 Copenhagen
FLOS is an international company, recognised the world over as a leading brand in the residential, outdoor and architectural lighting sector.
DANISH ART WORKSHOPS
Strandgade 27B, 1401 Copenhagen
Danish Art Workshops contribute to the field of art and design in Denmark by providing professionals with a unique platform for artistic development and production.
EST.18
Kanonbådsvej 4, 1437 Copenhagen
Founded on the principles of sustainability, craftsmanship and traditions, EST.18 curates and showcases exceptional pieces from global artisans and designers.
BOLIA
Kuglegårdsvej 12, 1434 Copenhagen
Step into the world of Bolia, where Danish design heritage meets international luxury.
EMBASSY OF ICELAND
Strandgade 89, 1401 Copenhagen
The Icelandic Embassy in Denmark teams up with the Iceland Design and Architecture center to present two different exhibitions showcasing the diversity of Icelandic design.
FRITZ HANSEN
Ekvipagemestervej 18, 1438 Copenhagen
Founded in Denmark in 1872, Fritz Hansen is a global leader in indoor and outdoor furniture, lighting, accessory design and production.
Kanonbådsvej 4A, 1437 Copenhagen
DCWéditions creates lighting objects that are thoughtfully conceived, well designed and well made.
FERM LIVING
The Home of ferm LIVING, Kuglegårdsvej 1-5, 1434 Copenhagen
Based on a passion for design and with responsibility at the forefront, ferm LIVING creates honest products and calm environments that inspire you to balance the contrasts in life.
Ørgreen Studios,
Overgaden Oven Vandet 58A, 1415 Copenhagen
Offering quality furniture and interior design that adds value to everyday life, KOYORI was founded to showcase the heritage of Japanese craftsmanship to the world.
Danneskiold-Samsøes Allé 15, 1434 Copenhagen
Ragnars, a Swedish furniture company in Småland, crafts high-end office furniture for modern workplaces. Their unique designs and premium materials aim to foster creativity, health and harmony at work.
UKRAINE HOUSE DENMARK
Strandgade 27B, 1401 Copenhagen
Ukraine House in Denmark
fosters cultural diplomacy, enhancing Ukrainian-Danish cooperation in culture and creative industries. Established in July 2022, it hosts exhibitions, discussions and more.
Danneskiold-Samsøes Allé 15, 1434 Copenhagen
Fora Form is a Norwegian contract furniture manufacturer for areas wherever people meet. Furniture designed with a focus on democratic processes, equality and trust.
Kuglegårdsvej 19-23, 1434 Copenhagen
Founded in 1874, the Danish lighting manufacturer Louis Poulsen creates products that encompass the duality of design and light. Every design starts and ends with light.
Danneskiold-Samsøes Allé 15, ground floor, 1434 Copenhagen
Lammhults develops contemporary design for various kinds of spaces – public spaces, modern offices and domestic spaces. Inhabited spaces have a strong influence on oneself.
Kanonbådsvej 4B, 1437 Copenhagen
TFurniture started up in 2011 and represent the following brands ATBO, HOWE, Nordgröna, Intuit By Softrend, Q&M and Green Furniture Concept.
Celebrating the power of domestic space to reflect our essence, "The spaces we create are who we are" will include sneak peeks of new interior, exterior, and professional pieces from the AW24 collection, placed in compelling installations, as well as an exclusive new fabric line and a Bolia x La Cabra Coffee Shop. Don’t miss the talk between Blast Studio and Jill Hawkins on 13 June at 16:00, followed by cocktails and live music from Emilie Lilja and DJ Ploy. Kuglegårdsvej 12, 1434 Copenhagen
HOLMRIS B8
25hours Hotel, Paper Island, 1436 Copenhagen
HOLMRIS B8, a leading furniture sales and design company, creates spaces for people worldwide – offering premium designer furniture and eco-conscious practices.
Kanonbådsvej 4A, 1437 Copenhagen
Zilenzio brings relief from distracting noises and visual clutter by combining accurate data on productivity and well-being with a deep knowledge of sound and design.
12th - 14th June 2024
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Once the bustling heart of the city's paper industry, Papirøen, or Paper Island, has in recent years been undergoing drastic transformation – evolving from a locus of trade and manufacture into a cultural landmark that overflows with architectural ingenuity.
The connecting link between Copenhagen's historic city centre and the formerly industrial districts of Holmen and Refshaleøen which are quickly becoming its future, Papirøen is a stepping stone that leads visitors into the city's innovative core. On the occasion of 3daysofdesign 2024, we engaged two titans of design excellence and architectural innovation who have a distinctive contemporary presence on Papirøen: COBE Architects and Fritz Hansen.
Danish firm COBE Architects has played a transformative role in redeveloping Papirøen, shaping its evolution from an industrial zone into a vibrant and dynamic new neighbourhood. Housing apartments, public halls and cultural venues – as well as public spaces, both indoors and outdoors –COBE's designs for Papirøen have already become architectural landmarks for residents and visitors alike. Seamlessly blending the raw authenticity of the district's industrial roots with the sleek minimalism of contemporary design, COBE's contributions to Papirøen reflect Copenhagen's architectural evolution, its ethos of communal space and environmental harmony.
We spoke with COBE founder Dan Stubbegaard about the future of cities, the possibilities of architecture and how the two go hand in hand.
Can you describe the vision underpinning your transformation of Papirøen?
– Both Papirøen and the Opera Park are post-industrial areas, previously off limits to the public, and both projects focused on opening up the sites to the public as dynamic and vibrant places in central Copenhagen. They do so in different ways: The Opera Park provides a much-needed, publicly accessible green oasis in the heart of the dense city centre, while Papirøen offers a place where both public and private life can coexist. In that way, both projects are examples of how Copenhagen is transforming from an industrial city to a place for people.
How does COBE's work reflect and respect the historical and cultural context of the area?
– Papirøen is a very historical place in Copenhagen, situated on the border between the former navy islands of Holmen and Christianshavn – the city's old industrial warehouse district. Our design for the district is therefore based on reimagining the unique spirit of the place and creating future-proof
IN OPERAPARKEN (the Opera Park) next to the Opera House you find Væksthuset, a combined parking garage, greenery and restaurant.
architecture that balances with the historical surroundings – both fitting in and standing out at the same time. In that way, the historic warehouses of Holmen and Christianshavn, along with the old storage buildings on Papirøen, have inspired the design of the new Papirøen.
How did COBE Architects balance innovation with practicality in terms of framing the district as a destination for tourists and locals alike?
– It has been very important to create a place where both public and private life can coexist. Therefore, the island will contain both condominiums, cooperative social housing, a hotel and a water culture house – all interconnected at ground level with public halls and a harbour promenade. The halls pay homage to the former industrial halls on the island – some up to 9 metres high, open and flexible, which will house diverse, cultural facilities such as street food markets and event spaces. The mix of functions will make the island accessible to all, creating a place for people and showcasing Copenhagen's generous urban living, which can attract tourists and visitors while maintaining a strong local presence.
Papirøen residences are experienced as a coherent aesthetic volume from up close, but there are certain perspectives from which they interrupt the skyline. How did you balance consideration of the local environment with a sense of the larger urban fabric or framework of the city – and was this a challenge?
– Papirøen has its own unique island identity, but it is also positioned within a row of islets developed for industrial purposes along the Copenhagen waterfront. The architecture of these surrounding islands is defined by the pitchedroof motif – the warehouses in Christianshavn and the old military facilities of Holmen, the former navy yard. The new buildings at Papirøen are an interpretation of this distinctive feature, which incorporates the roof profile as a unifying design parameter.
– The entire development is designed as one big perimeter block, with gables facing the harbourfront and long roofs that mirror the historical warehouses along the harbourfront. The unique Papirøen roof profile is intended as a contemporary interpretation of this motif. But instead of a dark shelter for storage, these new "warehouses" will act as welllit apartment buildings in varying scales, all in a toneddown material palette extracted from the local context of yellow brick, concrete and wood. The division into several smaller units, some taller than others, contributes to a varied experience at eye level. At the same time, the architecture defines an overall identity for Papirøen as a new unique profile on the Copenhagen harbour skyline.
How does COBE's approach to the Papirøen project build on the broader narrative of Copenhagen as a city of architectural innovation?
– Located within a cultural "trinity" between the Royal Opera House and
the Royal Playhouse, Paper Island's unique location has provided an opportunity for developing a new significant cultural nerve centre in the city. The vision for our project has been to create an informal cultural icon for Copenhagen – not so much an architectural icon – but more a place that invites everyone in and a place which offers a wide range of public activities. This way, Papirøen will hopefully provide a different and more diverse cultural urban life than the one represented by the guests at the opera and the playhouse. The island is loved and known in Copenhagen as a place that does not exist anywhere else. It will be a public attraction made possible by the flexible and robust ground floor halls with the spatial capacity for everchanging urban events.
On the occasion of 3daysofdesign, Fritz Hansen is exploring contemporary design within architecture through a trilogy of experiences at three new Papirøen related spaces, all designed by COBE Architects: Operaparken, Væksthuset and Papirøen. Using COBE's architecture as contextual collabo rator, Fritz Hansen will stage compelling exhibitions of its outdoor collection, its hospitality collection and a range of thoughtprovoking modernworkspace configurations, all embodying the ethos of "aesthetic islands of wellbeing".
We spoke with Marketing Director Mark Hammerich about how design can engage with architecture – and why it should.
How does the "islands of wellbeing" concept reflect Fritz Hansen's design ethos?
– At Fritz Hansen we strive in our interior decoration to create aesthetic "islands" of extraordinary design that elevate personal wellbeing. Furniture designed for spaces where people meet, interact and engage, balanced in form and functionality. Places where design helps us improve life.
Can you describe the synergy between Fritz Hansen's designs and the modern architecture of COBE, particularly in the context of the new harbourside destinations in Copenhagen?
– COBE creates architecture with clear references to the immediate surroundings – past and present – and we follow that same principle in design, like the bricks we've made especially for Papirøen, which are infused with historic significance. They are made to last into the future. COBE's Operaparken brings a unique sense of nature into the architecture; and this relates perfectly to the distinctive, organic shapes in the Fritz Hansen design collec tion, all inspired by nature. This year we are exploring "design in architecture". One is nothing without the other.
How do Fritz Hansen's configurations at Papirøen represent the evolving needs of the modern workspace?
– The distinctive design in the Fritz Hansen design collection stands out clearly in open space where many people spend time during their daily work activities. The idea is to create beautiful design islands of wellbeing for people, even when they're at work. We are focused on the need for more flexibility in the curation of offices and professional spaces, with a fundamental purpose of presenting inviting workspaces for modern day people.
What do you believe the interaction between modern, living design companies and historical sites like Papirøen can "do" for us, as a society, in 2024 and onward?
– If you don't know your past, you don't know yourself. The two Copenhagen harbour islands where we are located during 3daysofdesign hold a rich and inspiring history that is now the context, launchpad and backdrop for creating new and exciting experiences. Know the past and be relevant in the now, when forming the future. Always try to be extraordinary in design, in architecture and in life.
Once a busy industrial area, Refshaleøen (the Fox Tail Island) has been re-purposed into a dynamic space for creative minds and design enthusiasts. The island's industrial past is reflected in its raw architecture, visible in the rusted steel structures and refurbished warehouses which offer a glimpse into its rich history. Today, Refshaleøen is one of Copenhagen's trendy neighbourhoods, nicknamed Reffen. From the Reffen street food market to Michelin-star restaurants, it's an inclusive community with an entrepreneurial eco-focused spirit. Check out the 3daysofdesign Reffen Hub for details about the district and the programme of talks revolving around sustainability and materials of tomorrow.
Find brilliant breakfast or coffee on the go in cosy surroundings at Lille Bakery. Refshalevej 213B, 1432 Copenhagen Pop in at Copenhagen Contemporary (CC), currently showcasing a dreamy exhibition by French-Canadian artist Kapwani Kiwanga. Refshalevej 173A, 1432 Copenhagen La Banchina is the best place to partake in the epitome of Copenhagen summer behaviour: sipping coffee or wine on rafters while dipping a toe in the water. Refshalevej 141, 1432 Copenhagen
The 'Design Kan' podcast was founded in Copenhagen by Kristina May, Director of AM Copenhagen, a graphic-design studio. Created to share insights and knowledge about design and branding, not just within Denmark but globally, the podcast emphasises the impactful role design can play in society. We asked her, what dreams can and should do in the world we currently inhabit? – One of the pivotal skills inherent to design is the ability to envision futures yet to materialise, allowing others to dream alongside us and to navigate towards them. While some may call it dreaming, I refer to it as ethical design. Even individuals lacking formal design education can employ the design process to make purposeful decisions in both their professional and personal lives. My aspiration is for everyone to become architects of a new world; one founded on the principles of fostering healthy individuals, a sustainable planet, and robust economic systems, says Kristina May. – Design possesses the power to catalyse the transformative change that we, and the world, so urgently require. This lies at the core of the purpose of design. However, it is imperative to steer in the right direction, as design also holds the potential to construct a dystopian future if not executed with the right intentions. 'Design Kan', free podcast, language: English or Danish
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Anklang is a young furniture brand deeply rooted in the charming town of Præstø, Denmark. Anklang embraces the danish forest to infuse that feeling of calm into its furniture.
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Cosentino is a global manufacturer of sustainable surfaces for architecture, design and interior – and presents the 2024 launches of their two main brands, Dekton and Silestone.
FABRIC FOREST
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Fabric Forest have used a new and innovative technique to develop a renewable textile material from Swedish trees, which can transform the entire textile industry.
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Bill Amberg Studio has existed for over 30 years and today stands as an industry leader in bespoke leather products, interiors and furniture.
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Designercarpets Drechsle stands for high-quality, handmade carpets. Transparent manufacturing processes have been an integral part of the company's DNA from the very beginning.
BARLBY CARLSSON
Refshalevej 171C, 1432 Copenhagen
With a keen sense for detail from inception to production, Barlby Carlsson works within the field of retail, exhibitions and interiors.
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Combining diverse skills, the duo creates light objects that go beyond mere function, telling stories and infusing everyday spaces with dreaminess.
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen GoEs is an award-winning design-oriented manufacturer that transforms solid wood and sustainable materials into contemporary furniture.
Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
BLÆS is a glassblowing studio where the traditional craft methods are mastered and developed to produce contemporary designs, unique works and sculptural installations.
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
The award winning design studio is renowned for its commitment to creativity, quality and environmental responsibility.
Lycka Boat, Sønder Hoved, 1432 Copenhagen
The textile studio was established in 1989 and is a supplier of high-quality woven fabrics, homeware products, and fashion accessories with graphic patterns and beautiful textures.
MARI KOPPANEN
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Mari Koppanen stands at the forefront of contemporary design, operating at the intersections of design, material innovation and artistic inquiry.
NEUSCHNEE
Barlby Carlsson, Refshalevej 171C, 1432 Copenhagen
Neuschnee proudly presents a collection of curated products developed by talented students and graduates of the Faculty of Applied Arts Schneeberg.
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Based on the iconic, original cube – the GRID module – and its many accessory components, GRID is the ultimate flexible interior system.
Lycka Boat, Sønder Hoved, 1432 Copenhagen
Driven by their mission to create timeless, contemporary and sustainable everyday objects that can be handed down across generations.
NANETTE DEKOOL
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Nanette loves working with circular 3D knits: remains like leftover textiles and yarns including production flaws.
Lycka Boat, Sønder Hoved, 1432 Copenhagen
Light Cognitive is a Nordic award-winning lighting design that celebrates natural light.
MARTIN KECHAYAS
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Martin Kechayas' long and productive career in furniture design has resulted in a plethora of unique pieces, driven by his profound interest in form, comfort and art.
Refshalevej 213A, 1432 Copenhagen
Noma Projects was founded in 2022 to share the knowledge, innovations and flavours of noma beyond the four walls of the restaurant in Copenhagen.
Refshalevej 169B, 1432 Copenhagen
ID Collective is a newly established design collective of 10 recent design graduates.
MANU
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
The philosophy guiding Manu is that by developing emotional relationships with objects, one will start treating them with the respect, care and longevity the world needs.
NATURAL MATERIAL STUDIO
Refshalevej 203A, 1432 Copenhagen
Through materials, the studio is proposing a new design typology and terminology based on systemic methodologies.
PLASTIZ
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Plastiz transforms plastic waste into a new surface material, 100 % recycled and recyclable for visionary designers and architects.
SPACE OF MIND
Lycka Boat, Sønder Hoved, 1432 Copenhagen
Introducing Space of Mind
– a transformative brand that redefines both hospitality and personal sanctuary spaces with its innovative, eco-conscious design.
TRANSCENDENCE
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
TRANSCENDENCE curated by Frederikke Aagard, focuses on sustainability in Copenhagen's industrial hall, offering insight into material significance.
OMARCITY
Refshalevej 203A, 1432 Copenhagen
Omarcity is a creative studio which presents collections from sustainable brands and inspiring designers. These designers come from cities not associated with design.
SCHNEID STUDIO
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Navigated by the senses, Schneid Studio finds harmony between ethics and aesthetics to elaborate thoughtful products with timeless appeal.
SØULD
Båd 44, Refshalevej 169E, 1432 Copenhagen
A Danish material manufacturer committed to providing forward-thinking designers, builders and end-users with recyclable and CO2-storing acoustic materials made from eelgrass.
ROYAL DANISH ACADEMY
Af/krog Reffen, Refshalevej 167G, 1432 Copenhagen
The Royal Danish Academy embodies the transformative potential of design and architecture within its Institute of Architecture and Design.
STUDIO EGGI
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
Studio Eggi creates space for present living. Eggi is inspired by where there is deficit, and builds with what can be renewed.
WUUD
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
WUUD develops wood modifying technologies, allowing cost efficient and sustainable production of embossed surface textures, weather proofing and fire retardancy.
PAPER PASTE LIVING
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
The philosophy of Paper Paste
Living is to create beautiful and functional home items in circular materials.
SHEYN
Werkstatt 167, Refshalevej 167A, 1432 Copenhagen
For Sheyn, Vienna-based designer Nicolas Gold has created a range of intricately patterned homeware called Tiny Architecture that is made using 3D printing techniques.
THE MATERIAL WAY
Øens Have, Refshalevej 159B, 1432 Copenhagen
The Material Way is a new collaborative platform for material-based studies focused on supporting creators who strive to craft a more holistic, local and nature-minded future.
District Refshaleøen, Copenhagen www.goes.ba
Start your day at Vor Frue Kirke (Church of Our Lady), a magnificent cathedral steeped in history and architectural splendour. Next, embark on a journey through Copenhagen's charming Latin Quarter, and then continue north towards the lakes, where the city's pulse is a little stronger. Along the way, you'll pass Israels Plads, where locals come to bask in the sun, skateboard, browse antique markets and shoot basketball hoops crafted from recycled Nike shoes. Right next door you'll see the glass market halls of Torvehallerne, the perfect spot to refuel over a leisurely lunch. At the end of the day, make your way over to the 3daysofdesign City HUB at the chic 25Hours Hotel on Pilestræde.
The area around Vor Frue Kirke (Church of our Lady) is also the old area of Copenhagen University. Visit the beautiful University Library, worthy of Harry Potter. Opening hours 10-17, except Thu 10-20, closed Sun-Mon. Fiolstræde 1, 1171 Copenhagen Fiolstræde contains several book shops and book cafés, among them the French in no. 16 and the feministic Brøg (named after author Suzanne Brøgger) in no. 7. Fiolstræde, 1171 Copenhagen Grab a bite or a drink in the sun at the bustling food halls, TorvehallerneKBH. Frederiksborggade 21, 1360 Copenhagen
WHEN
Montana Furniture and fashion first mover Mads Nørgaard Copenhagen celebrate their respective classics – the Nørgaard stripes and the Montana Free shelving system as well as the Kevi-series – by merging them. The collaboration honours the quintessence of Danish design: functionality, timelessness, quality and a shared passion for colours. The collaboration's starting point is Mads Nørgaard's signature striped textile in two colours: Ruby (a soft pink) and Balsamic (a saturated brown), both found in Montana's comprehensive colour catalogue. The textile has been applied to the panel of the iconic Free shelving-system, adding an expressive edge to the design. Furthermore, the textile has been used to upholster the Kevi Office Chair, which transforms it from a classic to a statement piece embodying style, function and comfort. Make sure you don't miss this joint venture launching during 3daysofdesign. Montana Store, Bredgade 24, 1260 Copenhagen + Montana Showroom, Skindergade 38, 1159 Copenhagen + Mads Nørgaard – Strøget, Amagertorv 13-15, 1160 Copenhagen
Kattesundet 4 / Strøget 24, 1st floor, 1458 Copenhagen
+Halle exists to develop a different type of furniture, designed to make a difference to people's daily lives, helping them focus, work and relax in ways they actually want.
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 7, 1153 Copenhagen
Founded in 1895, Eilersen has focused on craftsmanship, quality and innovation.
Sankt Peders Stræde 34, ground floor, 1453 Copenhagen
Humdakin, a brand that creates allergy-friendly formulas with lovely scents, cleaning products that are gentle on your skin, and household tools that are beautiful to have on display.
Trommesalen 5, 1614 Copenhagen
ASKO, a respected Scandinavian brand, is known for its simple and timeless design rooted in Scandinavian principles.
Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Since its foundation in 1911, the family-owned company Fredericia has built a strong tradition of beautiful craftsmanship and innovative design.
Gammel Strand 48, 1202 Copenhagen
A Copenhagen-based design practice that explores interior architecture for transformation and care of the existing, applying regenerative concepts, flexible building systems, and sensory-rich environments.
Badstuestræde 17, 1st floor, 1209 Copenhagen
Founded in 2016, Form Portfolios owns and manages the work of historic and contemporary designers.
Landemærket 8, 1119 Copenhagen
Internationally recognised as one of the world's leading names in furniture design and production, J. L. Møller was established in 1944 by cabinetmaker Niels Otto Møller.
Søtorvet 5, 1371 Copenhagen
Dinesen is Denmark's leading manufacturer of exclusive wooden flooring. The familyowned company was founded in 1898 as a sawmill with the highest standards for quality wood.
Vestergade 20C, 2nd floor, 1456 Copenhagen
Geberit has a long tradition of quality, reliability and innovation. Since its beginnings in 1874, the company has helped to shape industry developments with products behind the wall.
MASSIMO COPENHAGEN
Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Established in Copenhagen, Denmark, for more than 20 years, massimo has focused on creating handmade contemporary rugs for both private homes and public spaces.
PETITE FRITURE
Restaurant Babylon, Gyldenløvesgade 24, 1369 Copenhagen
Petite Friture has made a name for itself as a design editor like no other; a universe to live in with a wholly independent style and tone.
JACOB JENSEN
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 26, 1153 Copenhagen
Jacob Jensen is a realm of Danish design, transforming everyday essentials into extraordinary objects that captivate, bringing surprise, delight and meaningful impact.
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 12, 1153 Copenhagen
Since Normann Copenhagen's foundation in 1999, the brand's ambition has been to challenge conventional thinking and make the ordinary extraordinary through great design.
SANTA & COLE
Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Santa & Cole, a small, independent, global editor of design, art and books rooted in Barcelona, with the mission of preparing original ideas or works for the public domain.
MONTANA FURNITURE
Skindergade 38, 1159 Copenhagen
Montana Furniture is an expert in creating playful spaces and the effect of colours in the interior.
COPENHAGEN
Valkendorfsgade 15, 1217 Copenhagen
Reflections Copenhagen exists to push the boundaries within the field of decorative luxury objects.
THE DEVIL IS IN THE
Guests visiting Eilersen's showroom will get an introduction to all the details that goes into creating the furniture makers pieces with an exhibition aptly named The Detail, lifting the veil to the craftsmanship, from luxurious upholstery to innovative structural features. During 3daysofdesign, the company will also ensure a very cool social setting with a Lounge & Lunch concept. 12 June is a particular good day to stop by for some end-of-day chill as Eilersen will host a jazz session featuring Chris Minh Doky + a special surprise appearance. Niels Hemmingsensgade 7, 1153 Copenhagen
LINTEX
Farvergade 17, ground floor, 1463 Copenhagen
LINTEX manufactures writing boards for schools and offices but brings to this a stringency and subtlety, like a well-developed fashion line.
PAUSTIAN
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 24, 1153 Copenhagen
Since 1964, Paustian has represented some of the most celebrated and renowned furniture designs, supplying furniture and interior solutions for both homes and organisations.
SOFTLINE
Politikens Forhal, Vester Voldgade 33, 1552 Copenhagen
Since 1979, SOFTLINE have specialised in designing, developing and producing innovative, functional, high-quality furniture.
THE POSTER CLUB
Købmagergade 55, 1st floor, 1150 Copenhagen
The Poster Club is a Copenhagen-based art platform, offering a carefully curated collection of premium art prints made by individual artists from around the world.
SØRENSEN LEATHER
Kunstforeningen, Læderstræde 15, 1201 Copenhagen
Sørensen Leather is a globally recognised brand and provider of some of the world's most high-end, sought-after and environmentally sustainable leather collections.
Vestergade 20C, 2nd floor, 1456 Copenhagen
Troldtekt’s mission is to increase the acoustic comfort in buildings as well as securing a sustainable and healthy indoor climate.
THE UPCYCL
Farvergade 4D, 1463 Copenhagen By connecting industries with industrial waste materials and companies that need them, THE UPCYCL creates circular possibilities.
A stop by Fredericia is a guarantee for meeting cool people and seeing beautiful design. This year, the likes of Jasper Morrison, Edward Barber of Barber Osgerby, Klas Ernflo and Galleria Santa & Cole are all part of the programme, revealing new collabs and art installations. Also, designer Maria Bruun has curated the exhibition 'Crafting the Present', opening on 12 June, followed by three full days of showcasing the craftsmen, tools and processes that goes into creating the Spanish Chair, Ox Chair and 2204 Wing Chair, all expertly guided by either Thomas or Rasmus Graversen, the family behind Fredericia. Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
TABLEAU
Vimmelskaftet 41A, 1161 Copenhagen
TABLEAU is a multidisciplinary creative studio and exhibition space, founded in Copenhagen in 2018 by floral designer Julius Værnes Iversen.
Niels Hemmingsens Gade 24, 1153 Copenhagen
Warm Nordic features a colourful and charming design universe full of personality, encapsulating the timeless and inclusive essence of the Nordic spirit.
Dinesen, founded in 1898 and Denmark's leading manufacturer of handcrafted wooden flooring and products, launches a bespoke furniture collection with long-term collaborator and revered British architectural designer John Pawson. The Pawson Furniture Collection is a new high point in a three-decade-long relationship that both Dinesen and Pawson are immensely proud of. Back in 1992, Pawson's vision saw the floor become a crucial architectural element, giving the space a sense of direction. The Pawson Furniture Collection for Dinesen with Dining and Lounge series is based on the span of a Dinesen floorboard, whose pared-back forms consequently appear to be lifted directly out of the floor. Søtorvet 5, 1371 Copenhagen
At Novoform, our deep passion for design fuels meticulous attention to every detail, ensuring a seamless blend of aesthetics, functionality, and craftsmanship. Rooted in Danish design traditions, we draw inspiration from a rich heritage, embracing the responsibility to propel its
legacy forward with a commitment to daily excellence. Prioritizing natural materials and soft hues, we aim to craft simple yet extraordinary collections inspired by everyday life, remarkable individuals, and the beauty of nature. We fondly call them Danish Design Originals
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Award winning designer Maria Bruun works with furniture, interiors and exhibitions at the junction between the artistic and commercial, insisting that one does not exclude the other. During 3daysofdesign, you can experience Maria Bruun's design as part of the exhibitions at Fredericia and Pholc.
– Design raises the questions: Who are you in relation to your surroundings? How does the form and material relate to your mind and body? How do you fit into the whole? I represent contemporary Danish design in this very moment which is why I dream of contributing to the definition of what constitutes Danish design in the future – what will make our extensive heritage and tradition sustainable for the next fifty or hundred years.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– To create works and furniture that extend beyond my time. We initially have to think about the full circle of life for the products we create – from the broad spectrum of types of wood to reforestation. The idea of sustainability must be represented in the piece when you design. It could be through flexible functionality, where one creates multiple opportunities or scales within one design, or by ensuring that the materials are easily repaired, replaced or disposed. However, I believe the most important value is to create objects with high design quality. A piece of furniture that can stand the test of time and is aesthetically pleasing with wellthought-out details carried out in the best craftsmanship and materials, and that the users will care for, repair and carry on through generations, is what is most sustainable.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– I believe that the world needs more cross-pollination between disciplines. In the dynamic ecosystem of creative fields such as craft, furniture design, architecture and art, the interplay and exchange of ideas are essential for reimagining the possibilities, ultimately enriching the lives of individuals and communities through thoughtful and holistic design solutions.
– I believe that the world needs less free work in the design field. For far too long, designers have endured inadequate compensation for their work. Envision a future where sustainability certification extends to both the design itself and the well-being of the designer.
Share your thoughts on the theme 'Dare to dream'.
– For me, it means approaching my work as an independent furniture designer with curiosity, respect and care. My dream is simple: to create beautiful furniture that serve as everyday scenography for people's lives. To develop designs that not only fulfill functional needs but also contribute to the aesthetic experience of time and place. This involves a deep love for design, meticulous craftsmanship and a thoughtful selection of materials. Ultimately, I see the viewer and the user as integral parts of the objects — a seamless integration where design becomes part of one's basic self-understanding.
Carlsberg Byen is a brilliant example of a neighbourhood transformed through urban design. Originally the private industrial zone of Carlsberg Brewery in the 1800s, the district has been revitalised and revamped into a mix of modern architecture with historic elements that retain Carlsberg's cultural heritage and charm. To this end, e.g., the original entrance featuring four life-size granite elephants remains intact. Down the road are modern residences, retail and design shops, bars and restaurants. During 3daysofdesign, the district will be full of opportunities to learn about city planning, whilst enjoying visits to a handful of specially selected exhibitions.
Take a time-out in J.C. Jacobsen's Garden, a little park founded by Carlsberg brewer Jacobsen himself in 1847, inspired by his travels to Rome. Pasteursvej, 1778 Copenhagen Right next to J.C. Jacobsen's Garden is the wine bar Liquo specialising in Italian wine and cocktails. Fadet 35, 1799 Copenhagen Københavns Bageri is known for its pastries and danishes. Flaskehalsen 22, 1778 Copenhagen On your way to or from Carlsberg, stop by the rooftop bar at Grand Joanna Hotel for the view and a Garden Spritz. Vesterbrogade 9A, 1620 Copenhagen
A CELEBRATION OF WEGNER
PP Møbler has dedicated this year's 3daysofdesign to the 75th anniversary of Hans J. Wegner's (1914-2007) Round Chair with an exhibition at their flagship store in Carlsberg Byen. To commemorate this iconic design, Kasper Holst Pedersen, third generation owner of PP Møbler, will sit down for a talk with Wegner's daughter, Marianne Wegner, on 13 June from 15:00-16:00. Also, electronic music producer Bjørn Svin Christiansen has composed music for a series of short films about PP Møbler's production, and you can wrap up your Friday afternoon by enjoying drinks and a live performance from him on 14 June at 16:00. Bryggernes Plads 11, 1977 Copenhagen
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Bryggernes Plads 22, 1799 Copenhagen by Adelborg showcases Danish and international design in a 650 m2 space, redefining retail with unique colours, materials, and products, including furniture, art, fashion and more.
PP MØBLER
Bryggernes Plads 11, 1799 Copenhagen
PP Møbler is a family owned furniture workshop with a strong tradition for advanced craftsmanship made to the highest possible quality standards.
FILE UNDER POP Bohrsgade 32, 1799 Copenhagen Copenhagen-based brand transforms rooms by equipping surfaces with tiles crafted from clay and lava stone, hand-painted wall pieces, textiles and durable, ultra matt paint.
SWEDISH NINJA
Smedstorp, Flaskehalsen 1, 1799 Copenhagen
SWEDISH NINJA, a Swedish lighting brand, celebrates bold colours, innovative shapes and clever multi-functionality.
CARL HANSEN & SØN
Flaskehalsen 2, 1778 Copenhagen
Carl Hansen & Søn represents more than 115 years of Danish furniture history infused with respect and passion for artisanal craftsmanship.
STILLARK
Flaskehalsen 1, 1799 Copenhagen
The Stillark furniture collection is designed and built with the same philosophy as their kitchens, with a focus on simplicity, functionality and a solid construction that can last.
Join Nicolai De Gier, TAKT Design Director and Professor at The Royal Danish Academy, in a conversation with designers Sam Hecht and Kim Colin about creative output, intentional design ideas and of course the new chair, Hecht and Colin designed for TAKT. It's happening on Thursday, 13 June from 11:00 to 12:00 in the very cool location of Formation Gallery. Gasværksvej 9, 1656 Copenhagen
Sønder Boulevard 41, 1720 Copenhagen
Form 22, launching a new collection in 2024, reshapes climate communication through innovative design and art.
TAKT
Gasværksvej 9, 1656 Copenhagen
TAKT is rethinking the approach to designing, constructing and selling furniture – all TAKT's high-quality design is designed for repair.
From the iconic restaurant space he created for Noma to his minimalist boutique for Mark Kenly Domino Tan Studio, the work of David Thulstrup's eponymous studio is immediately recognisable. Seamlessly integrating textures and surfaces that illuminate the character of any space, Thustrup's style is contextually sensitive, drawing bespoke techniques and raw materials into refined aesthetic harmony.
What's your dream?
– I have many different dreams, small ones and bigger ones. One is a country house I can build and design with all my experience and design vision. Another is to design a hotel with a unique location in the desserts of Arizona or the fjords in Norway, which would also enable me to enage my experience with residential projects and hospitality projects.
How do you dream of contributing to the world?
– I want to design environments, interiors, houses and hotels that elevate one's sense of a place and enrich the architectural journey and the experience of space. I want to contribute with design that endures for many generations to come, design that is rooted in materiality and form: the things that last.
What do you think the world needs more of? And less of?
– Since we are in the realm of design and architecture, I think we
need less architecture and design that is chasing trends. There are so many new-built environments that are rooted in trend and language rather than in form and materiality, in a connection between the in door and exterior. I think we need to design with what is timeless in mind; to create better exteriors more generally, and to develop architecture that is anchored in a better connection between indoor and exterior.
Share your thoughts on the theme 'Dare to Dream'.
– Dreaming is essential for all creative work. It is a privilege to collab orate with clients who open up about their aspirations, as it enables me to apply my expertise and creativity to bring their dreams to life. My own dreams revolve around transforming projects and aiding clien ts in creating their ideal environments. It is truly fulfilling to work with individuals who have bold ambitions – such as chefs conceptualising a new restaurant, or homeowners envisioning their dream house – as I am able to be a part in shaping these visions.
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Meet LIGHT-POINT during 3 days of design and get inspired by our lighting design experts. Enjoy some delicious food and drinks, and capture the moment in our photo booth. 12–14 th June 2024 | 10.00–18.00 | Gothersgade 14 1123 CPH K
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