Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
House of Design
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Un'common
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Un'common is a polish design studio which creates furniture from finest materials such as marble, wood and steel. Yet the heart of the brand is stone. The founders believe that furniture should not only be well-designed – it should be a feast for the senses. Nothing can produce this effect quite as good as marble. It is a beautiful, refined, natural material that has been used for centuries in architecture, art and everyday life. Given with this opportunity brand tries to rediscover it by working with new forms and textures. During 3daysofdesign Un'common is going to present the new series of furniture made of travertine stone which is going to surprise the viewers with its unique texture.

The LINEE series by Un'common once again explores the possibilities of working with natural stones. This time it's all about travertine. The brand breaks the thinking of stone as a material with a flawless shine and finished with a classic bevel. Uneven and unfinished surfaces remind of the true natural origin of the stone. The raw finish will allow it to affect the senses and the new products will try to find their place in our daily lives. Come and enjoy this new series together with the Un'common team.

Paustian is a Danish furniture and design house with an international outlook. Since 1964, Paustian has represented some of the most celebrated and renowned furniture designs, supplying furniture and interior solutions for both homes and organizations. Furthermore, Paustian has its own collection - Paustian Furniture Collection - that includes Danish design icons such as the Paustian Modular Sofa designed by Erik Rasmussen in 1969, and the Arctander Chair designed by Phillip Arctander in 1944.
Paustian
February 2, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
Rug & Floor
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
PLEASE WAIT to be SEATED introduces contemporary designs with the potential to become classics. Prior to launching a new design, the brand consistently asks whether it will evolve into a long-lasting object worthy of being passed down through generations. The design collection possesses distinct characteristics, emphasizing basic graphic shapes, superior craftsmanship, and sustainability in both production methods and enduring design. The brand expresses gratitude for the international attention received and eagerly anticipates welcoming visitors to Copenhagen in June.
PLEASE WAIT to be SEATED
January 27, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Kaufmann Keramik is a family-run, dedicated ceramic manufacturer from Bavaria. Authentically crafted by hand in collaboration with renowned designers, the company creates high-quality, unique ceramic pieces with a lot of heart, flair and enthusiasm for this fascinating material. Stove tiles, wall cladding, room dividers and objects whose diversity and individuality cannot be reproduced by any machine in the world, giving rooms a very special aura and charisma. Each ceramic is a handmade promise of quality for people who care about where and by whom their ceramics are produced.
Kaufmann Keramik
January 30, 2024
Wall & Surface
Part of 2024
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Since its inception in 2013, Signe Byrdal Terenziani has facilitated the growth of the design community in her role as Managing Director. It all began as a small design event held in an old warehouse in Nordhavn, a harbour area overlooking Copenhagen’s waterfront. Four Danish brands launched the event as a joint initiative: Montana, Erik Jørgensen (now owned by Fredericia Furniture), Anker & Co, and Kvadrat. At that time, Copenhagen lacked a proper design festival, since the previous annual furniture fair at Bella Center closed down some years before.

Today, the 3daysofdesign festival extends to the entire city of Copenhagen and is considered the most significant annual design festival in Scandinavia.

Each year since its inception, 3daysofdesign has grown in popularity exponentially. In 2024, over 400 brands exhibited at the festival, where visitors could choose from as many as 500 events to attend in various design districts across Copenhagen, such as design talks, networking events, etc.

3daysofdesign takes place every year in Copenhagen mainly during the second week of June from Wednesday to Friday. In 2025 the festival will be held from 4 - 6 June.

Pack your bags, book a hotel and come to Copenhagen! 3daysofdesign is open to the general public and everyone is invited to visit the showrooms, exhibitions, workshops and design talks. All events are free of charge.

Please check the programme, which is updated on an ongoing basis, at 3daysofdesign.dk

You can look forward to seeing cutting-edge concepts from new and established names in lifestyle, design, furniture and interior design. Get a preview of new product launches. Learn about upcoming trends on the horizon. Meet the players behind forward-thinking ideas worth knowing. And network with like-minded people with a passion for design.

It's easy to get around in Copenhagen.

Rent a bike, jump on the bus or metro, catch a boat or simply walk from venue to venue. At the same time, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the architecture, restaurants, cafes, shops and Copenhagen's relaxed vibe by day and vibrant night life.

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