Lapalma
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Lapalma’s story begins with their past as artisans over 40 years ago, in Padua, Italy. Success evolved the company into industry, but the spirit of craftsmanship remained intact while collaborating with international designers. Lapalma products are made to last, thanks to their exceptional durability and timeless design. Sustainability rhymes with quality, which the company control every step of the way through in–house production, largely powered by solar and geothermal energy, and collaborating exclusively with local suppliers. Discover Lapalma indoor/outdoor collection at 3daysofdesign.

At Lapalma, keeping it real means staying true to their roots. As a family–owned company, Lapalma designs and manufactures every piece in their own factory in Italy, where craftsmanship and passion come together to create furniture that lasts. For 3daysofdesign 2025, Lapalma proudly embraces the theme KEEP IT REAL—a call to honour authenticity, individuality, and conscious design. In a world of mass production, they stand by their commitment to quality, sustainability, and timeless aesthetics, crafting each product with care, expertise, and a deep respect for materials. Join as they unveil the latest collection—a true expression of Italian craftsmanship, heritage, and contemporary design.

Related Exhibitions
DIAMA is a textile brand of home linens engaged in fair development, respectful of the environment. Most of DIAMA products are made of organic hand-spun rain-cotton, dyed with plant extracts.The collection is entirely handwoven in RABALMA workshop, located in the suburbs of Dakar in Senegal, and organised by a group of weavers and dyers crafts people who obtained ECOCERT GOTS certification. RABALMA is  linked by a support and sponsorship agreement, to an association of women spinners in the cotton-growing region. Traceability is guaranteed from fiber to finished product. Priority is given to local organic cotton and traditional know-how by creating beautiful products with contemporary design.
DIAMA Tissage
February 9, 2025
Materials
Accessories
Part of 2025
BREAD AND BUTTER is an itinerant exhibition platform for young designers. Each edition takes place in different cities, transforming everyday spaces—such as bookstores, salons, restaurants—into stages for collaboration. Set against the backdrop of daily life, designers engage in creative dialogues with local communities and explore sustainable and relevant solutions for the future. BREAD AND BUTTER seeks to redefine the value of simplicity in a world obsessed with the exceptional by reimagining the universal and the understated as extraordinary. During 3daysofdesign, BREAD AND BUTTER presents its inaugural exhibition in collaboration with OURI, the newest restaurant by KOPAN, Copenhagen’s leading Korean culinary brand.
BREAD AND BUTTER
February 3, 2025
Furniture
Part of 2025
An international creative collaborator and invaluable material resource, The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) is the global face of U.S. hardwoods, championing their performance, sustainability and aesthetic potential to timber markets all over the world.
AHEC
February 15, 2022
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Materials
Part of 2025
“From coach to couch” – Established in 1895, Eilersen has prioritized craftsmanship, quality, and innovation. The journey commenced with the production of coaches, and since the 1930s, Eilersen has been crafting beautiful, high-quality couches rooted in the same traditional values of exceptional craftsmanship and innovation that laid the foundation of the company nearly 130 years ago. This commitment has established Eilersen as a renowned and respected high-end brand on an international scale.
Eilersen
February 8, 2022
Furniture
Rug & Floor
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Other Exhibitions
Tools for Everyday Life is a project showcasing the community of practice surrounding the BA Furniture and Product Design programme at Northumbria University. This community has evolved through a dialogical approach to teaching and learning, where academic and technical staff act as facilitators in an ongoing process of shared inquiry with students. The project sets design briefs to create everyday objects that bring joy in use, proposing artefacts that recognise and celebrate the innumerable skilled actions that shape daily life. The aim is to draw inspiration from materials and processes that not only define the objects people interact with but also shape the relationship with the surrounding environment.
Tools for Everyday Life
March 10, 2025
Troldtekt designs, develops and manufactures acoustic panels made from Danish wood and cement. Troldtekt’s mission is to increase the acoustic comfort in buildings as well as securing a healthy indoor climate – while also providing architects with a wide range of design choices. 

Since 2012, Troldtekt has placed the design concept Cradle to Cradle® at the heart of its business strategy. This means a continuous focus on adding value for the environment, for society and for business. 

The combination of wood and cement creates unique sound absorbing properties, ensuring good acoustics in any room. The material has a resilience and can handle moist environments while providing effective fire protection.
Troldtekt
February 15, 2022
BIG—Bjarke Ingels Group is a Copenhagen, New York, London, Barcelona, Shanghai, Los Angeles, Zurich, Bhutan, and Oslo–based group of architects, designers, urbanists, landscape professionals, interior and product designers, researchers, and inventors. Led by Bjarke Ingels, the studio is currently involved in projects throughout Europe, the Americas, Asia, Oceania, and the Middle East. BIG’s architecture emerges out of a careful analysis of how contemporary life constantly evolves and changes. BIG believes that by hitting the fertile overlap between pragmatic and utopia, architects can find the freedom to change the surface of our planet, to better fit contemporary life forms.
Bjarke Ingels Group
January 29, 2025
Stilling is a renowned Danish design company specialising in bespoke curtain track systems for projects of all sizes, empowering curtain specialists, architects, and interior designers. With a wide range of colours, finishes, and shapes, Stilling enables the creation of dynamic architectural spaces—whether for art installations, flexible office divisions, hospitality projects, or private homes. Founded in 1949, the company upholds a strong tradition of craftsmanship, delivering high–quality, design–driven solutions. A pioneer in sustainability, Stilling was the first in its industry to achieve a B Corp certification, and to design curtain tracks made from at least 75% recycled aluminium under their own SUSTAIN™ label.
Stilling
March 31, 2023

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