New Year — New Visual
This year, 3daysofdesign 2025 visual is designed by Swedish graphic artist Andreas Samuelsson.
Andreas seeks to distil ideas, images and impressions down to their essence, resulting in a poetic sense of simplicity that’s at once endearing yet arresting, graphic and iconic.
Samuelsson has created a striking image of fluid, organic shapes amidst curvaceous negative space punctuated with colour. Capturing the intangible inner landscape of the soul, in an expression that’s open to interpretation.
After 10 years, it's becoming probably, after Milan, the second biggest destination for design...
3daysofdesign in Copenhagen, Denmark is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. This event, which is held every June, is expanding year by year with a focus on interior brands from Denmark, and is gaining international attention. Reporting on events such as noteworthy new releases and sustainability initiatives
The event definitely delivered, within the setting of beautiful Copenhagen where the old and the new blend so seamlessly to create intimate spaces both outside and in.
At Copenhagen’s 3daysofdesign it feels as if you’re never more than one minute away from your next dose of inspiration. As in the paroles in the Bob Marley classic, ‘the sun was shining, the weather was sweet’, and thanks to ARCHITONIC’s soirée at the vibrant Dandy, I re-discovered my dancing feet!
The year's biggest design festival has just wrapped up, and we were introduced to a wealth of news and new design trends.
The first 3 Days of Design took place exactly ten years ago. Since then, the design event has continued to develop. It won't be long before she meets the important Salone de Mobile at eye level.
This year’s 3DaysofDesign firmly cemented the annual gathering as one of the major events in the design calendar, catapulting it from its Scandinavian roots to the international stage.
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In its wake, murmurs among industry professionals would indicate 3daysofdesign has eclipsed Stockholm Design Week. Still quieter whispers wonder if 3daysofdesign’s growth might signal some kind of turning point regarding the king of all design fairs, Salone del Mobile.
Holding a key place in the diaries of design lovers around the world, 3 Days of Design has become a vibrant, not-to-be-missed showcase of manufacturers, designers, makers and craftspeople from across the Nordics.
Last week, 3 days of design took place in Copenhagen, bringing together Scandinavian and international press, stylists, photographers and buyers for a packed program consisting of exciting lectures, presentation of news and trends, and not least tons of inspiration.
This year’s 3DaysofDesign firmly cemented the annual gathering as one of the major events in the design calendar, catapulting it from its Scandinavian roots to the international stage Elle Decoration UK.
Many visitors already consider the 3daysofdesign as the second most important event after Milan – an indication of the numerous non-Scandinavian brands that are increasingly flying their flag.
The city was abuzz with some 200 exhibitors showcasing new collaborations, concepts, and products—and plenty of frøsnappers to keep attendees sated.