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Natural Material Studio is an award-winning, Copenhagen-based design and research studio redefining material innovation for a fluid future. Founded in 2018 by Bonnie Hvillum, the studio transforms natural and discarded resources into bespoke biomaterials, objects and environments that seamlessly merge functionality, artistry and circularity. Through reimagined design processes and architectural structures, Natural Material Studio is committed to shaping a more sustainable and interconnected world. With an experimental and future-focused approach, Natural Material Studio’s cross-disciplinary team works to explore new possibilities within the convergence of material science, artistic ingenuity and spatial design.

For this year's installation during 3daysofdesign, Natural Material Studio wants to investigate how can the design process evolve, while challenging believe in capitalistic systems. Since when and why did our homes become a commodity, and why are people so driven by an idealistic picture of home? As a synergetic dream, the studio proposes an abstract view into a hypothetical future of fluidity. Through a sensorial and hyper-materialistic installation, the studio aims to blur the boundaries between art and design, fact and fiction, inside and outside, human and material, to explore and open up for our understanding of design.

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Bleo
Tiles by Muller Van Severen – Launch Event
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Borgergade 20, 1300 Copenhagen
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15:00
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17:00
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Introducing: Mogens Koch - MK Bookcase
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Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
12:00
19 Jun
FDB Møbler
Breakfast
Address
Bredgade 19, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
11:00
19 Jun
Reevein Studios
A Vase Styling Workshop with Jeppe Utzon
Address
Nikolaj Plads 32, 1067 Copenhagen
Start
9:00
End
10:30
18 Jun
Fredericia
Ditzel Bar – relaunching Bench for Two
Address
Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen
Start
17:00
End
19:00
20 Jun
Form Portfolios
Gelato Refresh
Address
Badstuestræde 17, 1209 Copenhagen
Start
12:30
End
14:30
19 Jun
ANOUR
Afternoon Cocktails
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Bredgade 28A, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
17:00
18 Jun
Hem
Hem x Capsule: Zine Release Party + Opening Night
Address
Bredgade 65, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
17:00
End
21:00
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