Don’t miss the design brands and their exhibitions on our radar at this year’s 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen from June 18 to 20.
Dinesen Celebrates the Emerging and Enduring
Dinesen takes a dual approach to 3daysofdesign 2025 with two different exhibitions. House of ORBI at the brand’s gallery will exhibit student architectural experiments, while White, Light, Wood by Blēo and John Pawson will feature in the Dinesen Apartment; an exploration of whitescale calibrated from natural materials.
HAY Revisits an Icon and Reveals New Tableware
For 3daysofdesign 2025, HAY will bring back Mario Bellini’s iconic Amanta sofa, first designed in 1966. The brand will also offer a first look of La Pittura, a ceramic tableware collaboration with Massachusetts-based artist Emma Kohlman featuring her expressive motifs.
Muuto Designs a Moment of Pause
Muuto’s rooftop, Grounded in Nature, will debut the Dream View bench by Lise Vester — a sculptural seat designed to mimic the body’s natural curves.
The Beauty of Light and Craft with Källemo x Örsjö
Swedish lighting brand Örsjö Belysning and furniture maker Källemo will spotlight the country’s craftsmanship through a showcase of new pieces and classic designs. The collaborative showcase is backed by Källemo founder Sven Lundh’s belief that “An object shall stand the wear of the eye!”
The Time is Nau
Australian furniture brand NAU makes its European debut at 3daysofdesign within Galerie Mikael Andersen, where visitors can appreciate new collections by Tom Fereday and Adam Goodrum.
Armadillo’s New Take on Textiles
Australian rug brand Armadillo will launch Agra Forma, a collaboration with Tom Fereday on view at The Conary alongside its classic rugs in a setting styled by Henriette Schou. Agra Forma features as part of the exhibition Gestures of Home by Openhouse Studio, alongside brands Expormim and Saba Italia.
Finnish Design Stalwarts Artek and Marimekko Converge
Finnish brands Artek and Marimekko are set to unveil a limited-edition furniture collection in a conceptual exhibition at Marimekko’s Copenhagen flagship.
Future Retrospective with Carl Hansen & Søn
Step into Carl Hansen & Søn’s Copenhagen flagship during 3daysofdesign to experience Framing Compositions. The exhibition will highlight the brand’s 115-year history of Danish design by Wegner, the Ditzels, Lauritzen, and Mogensen, juxtaposed by contemporary pieces by EOOS, Anker Bak, and Marianne Tuxen.
Studio KO’s Scandinavian Debut for Vipp
Vipp invited Marrakesh- and Paris-based Studio KO to bring their cross-cultural perspective to the guesthouse during 3daysofdesign. The space will reinterpret Vipp’s design language through Studio KO’s signature ‘raw refinement’, and will include a Vipp x Studio KO ‘Kapsule Kollektion’ of limited-edition products.
Garde Hvalsøe Invites Present Connection
Garde Hvalsøe will present Deltag — a living installation curated by stylist Pernille Vest — where design, hospitality, and human connection intersect. The space will feature furniture by De La Espada and collaborations with Neri&Hu and Manuel Aires Mateus.
GUBI’s Digital Design Play
GUBI brings visitors into its design world with Lens to Life, where digital imagery is transformed into immersive, multi-dimensional spaces. Expect Michele De Lucchi’s modern reinterpretation of rattan and the return of Italian Carlo De Carli’s masterpieces.
Future Forward with Fredericia
Fredericia’s Intersections exhibition will recognise the Danish brand’s design heritage with the relaunch of Mogens Koch’s iconic 1926 bookcase and a reissue of Nanna Ditzel’s Bench for Two, alongside new collections by Barber Osgerby and the Danish duo Tadaima. The event will also draw attention to sustainable innovation through the Fredericia Solutions Lab.
Svenskt Tenn on Handcrafted History
Svenskt Tenn will bring its longstanding appreciation for Swedish handcrafted design to 3daysofdesign Copenhagen for the first time in 2025. Staged within a residential apartment in Christianshavn, the Swedish institution will offer a rare glimpse into the creative spirit of founder Estrid Ericson and designer Josef Frank.