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We Do Wood was founded in Copenhagen in 2011, based on the vision that new Danish design and strict sustainability principles should be closely intertwined. While not aiming to revolutionise the industry, We Do Wood seeks to contribute to a new era of reliability. Their primary goal is to produce high-quality furniture that embodies both functional and expressive honesty. We Do Wood is committed to consistently pursue superior alternatives and strongly believes in collective responsibility towards future generations. Dedicated to making a positive impact on our planet.

Step into a space where design meets nature in a harmonious balance—Studio Retreat presents a curated exhibition celebrating mindful, sustainable living. During 3daysofdesign, four Danish brands — Motarasu, Rye, Søuld, and WeDoWood — transform an intimate studio apartment into a living experience inspired by nature. From the organic beauty of wood and tactility of eelgrass, to the elegance of minimalist design, the exhibition invites you to surround yourself with natural materials that enhance your space and support a sustainable future. Studio Retreat embraces the simplicity and serenity that nature offers, where aesthetics, comfort, and sustainability come together.

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Established in 2019, Material Matters is a platform investigating the importance of material intelligence in architecture and design. Having published over 120 podcasts and staged three editions of an annual fair in London, 2025 sees the brand stage an event outside the UK for the first time. In partnership with the festival organisers, Material Matters is poised to be an integral part of this year’s 3daysofdesign, positioned as a key destination for the city in the heart of the district Christianshavn.
Material Matters
November 4, 2024
Part of 2025
Materials
Furniture
Lighting
Accessories
Kvik has been creating Danish design kitchens, baths and wardrobes at surprisingly low prices since 1983. In 2024, Kvik Living, a line of Danish design furniture, lighting and accessories that are the perfect companion to their kitchens, was launched. Kvik introduced The Sociable Kitchen® (Samtalekøkken®) in 1998 and made their mark on life in the kitchen. The philosophy behind it is simple — a space where the kitchen is the living heart of the home. Everyone has the right to a beautiful, Danish design kitchen and sustainability is for everyone. Every Kvik kitchen comes with a calculation that tells customers how much recycled wood and how many recycled plastic bottles were used to make it and the CO2e footprint of their kitchen.
Kvik
March 4, 2025
Kitchen
Furniture
Part of 2025
Warm Nordic is a Danish design brand anchored in Scandinavian design history. The company believes that good design, whether it's iconic–classic or new–contemporary, radiates the quality, authenticity, and warmth inherent in the Scandinavian design tradition. Warm Nordic features a colourful and charming design universe full of personality, encapsulating the timeless and inclusive essence of the Nordic spirit.
Warm Nordic
February 11, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Founded in 1985, Santa & Cole is an independent editor of thoughtful design objects, art and books headquartered in Belloch (Barcelona, Spain). It’s a practice rooted in a discerning eye: choosing pieces with intuitive precision, often created by others, and bringing them to light, sharing them widely, safeguarding authorship and championing their value. With an aesthetic which leans more timeless than futuristic, Santa & Cole favours history over fashion, silence over noise. From spectacle to substance: if objects can be read, it’s because they have something to say. These are slow–cooked products, crafted to last, designed to be passed down through generations.
Santa & Cole
February 2, 2024
Lighting
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Other Exhibitions
LIGHT—POINT designs more than just lamps—it designs light. This philosophy is captured in the brand’s core vision: Creating Light. Celebrating 30 years in the market, LIGHT—POINT has established itself as a leading Danish design company with an international presence and appeal. Known for pushing boundaries, challenging conventions, and questioning the status quo, the company continues to redefine the role of light in design. A deep fascination with illumination drives ongoing exploration of its impact on people while experimenting with new techniques. By continuously pushing norms and traditions, LIGHT—POINT remains not only relevant but often ahead of its time.
LIGHT—POINT
March 26, 2022
Finarte is Finland's leading design house for rugs and soft accessories, creating award–winning interior items for a joyful living. Founded in 1985 and thriving 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. Celebrating 40 years of rug know–how, Finarte continues to create bold and colourful collections that bring warmth and personality to any space.
Finarte
March 12, 2025
D E S I G N / D I A L O G U E by Ark Journal is more than an exhibition: it is an exclusive showcase for the future of design, creative collaborations and craftsmanship. It is a story woven through the stunning spaces, visionary design and artistic expressions. It is a hub for collaborations, for Danish and international brands, designers and artists. 
Curated by the team behind Ark Journal in collaboration with stylist Pernille Vest, the focus of this exhibition is to promote high–quality design and to show new products in an inspiring and relevant way.
DESIGN DIALOGUE
March 10, 2025
Roosa Ryhänen is a Helsinki—based designer whose work blends industrial and product design, creating objects that exist at the intersection of function and art. Ryhänen favours local production and material sourcing, using Finnish birch and supporting local artisans to minimise environmental impact. Ryhänen’s mindset in design production is centred on made–to–order, minimising waste by producing only what is needed and reducing excess inventory. Her work aims to create timeless, collectible designs that not only serve a functional purpose but also challenge conventional design.
Studio Roosa Ryhänen
January 28, 2025
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