Man Of Parts

Man Of Parts
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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.

During 3daysofdesign MAN OF PARTS brings together cross–cultural elements from their growing roster of international designers and introduces a collection of novelties from Sebastian Herkner and Yabu Pushelberg.

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Finarte is Finland's leading design house for rugs and soft accessories, creating award–winning interior items for joyful living. Founded in 1985 and now in the second generation, Finarte is a forerunner in sustainability, championing the use of recycled textiles and natural materials since its inception four decades ago. Inspired by Finnish weaving traditions, especially the räsymatto (rag rug), Finarte collaborates with Finnish designers and Indian artisans to reinterpret traditional craftsmanship, redefining Nordic design as they blend heritage with avant–garde aesthetics. During 3daysofdesign, Finarte can be found at two locations: PLAYROOM in District Kultur, and the Scandinavian Design Embassy in District Frederiksstaden.
Finarte
March 12, 2025
Rug & Floor
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ykoon is a design label by Steven Gosseye built on conscious choice, valued not only for its design, but for the story, craftsmanship and integrity behind each piece. Each object seeks simplicity in form while remaining engaging through detail and proportion. Grounded in a strong technical foundation, every design is carefully refined down to its construction and finishing. The story of each object begins with an idea and evolves through sketches and prototypes into a well–considered result. Working exclusively with solid hardwoods, ykoon employs traditional joinery techniques, reflecting a deep respect for craftsmanship. Sustainability, tradition and character come together in objects shaped with care and intention.
ykoon design
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Exakt MFG is a brand combining artisanry and state of the art industrial technology. The design principle is based on a pursuit of beauty and the tools are reduction, practicality and longevity. Every piece is designed and manufactured in-house in southern Sweden, drawing on decades of making high-end bespoke furniture and kitchens. No external factories, no gap between intention and execution. The same hands follow each object from first sketch to finished surface. Beautiful objects are resolved objects — every element present because it earns its place, nothing added to compensate for what isn't working underneath.
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Jo Andersson Studios is a contemporary glass art and design studio based in Sweden. Exploring light, colour and form, the studio creates bold, hand–blown glass sculptures, lighting and unique art objects. An emphasis on movement and presence runs through the work. Rooted in studio craft and material exploration, the practice balances sculptural expression with functional design, creating works that engage both space and perception.
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MANO design studio is a Seoul–based studio founded in 2016 by Bo Ah Kim. With a background in interior design in Korea and further studies in Product Design in Milan, Kim develops work at the intersection of traditional Korean craft and contemporary design. Her practice focuses on lighting and objects made from Hanji—traditional Korean paper hand–pressed from mulberry bark. Each piece is made by hand: cutting, folding, and stitching to draw out the quiet dialogue between light and material. At the heart of her work is the act of stitching itself. Each stitch is not decorative, but a record—of time, attention, and the steady rhythm of the hand. The work holds what cannot be seen: the duration and care inscribed into every mark.
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