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ID Collective is a newly established design collective of 10 recent design graduates. The community has emerged from a shared desire to create and challenge each other, pushing creative boundaries to enhance their skills as designers. Through close collaboration, members tackle new design challenges, each producing original works based on a shared design brief with defined constraints and objectives. Recognising the importance of responsible design practices, the group is dedicated to exploring new approaches, challenging conventional norms in furniture design and pave the way for more eco-conscious solutions. They hope to inspire future design generations and contribute to the dialogue surrounding design innovation and sustainability.

ID Collective's exhibition 'Homebound' showcases 10 unique pieces of seating furniture, each inspired by the 10 designers' hometowns. Located at Mikkeller Baghaven on Refshaleøen, the exhibition invites visitors to explore the diverse facets of Danish culture through visual representations of 10 different cities and get a glimpse of how locally sourced materials can be transformed into unique forms. The exhibition aims to spark conversation on eco-conscious design practices within the design community and challenge visitors' preconceptions on Danish cities. Overall, 'Homebound' adds a new perspective to the festival, encouraging discussions about the importance of local-minded design practices in shaping a more sustainable future.

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Natural Material Studio will for the 2024 edition of 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen 12-14th of June launch the ideological installation ‘White Utopia’ unveiling an investigation of domestic living when designing for fluidity - a philosophy by the studio for a world in flux.
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