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On the occasion of 3daysofdesign, Johan Borups Højskole opens the doors to its historic mansion in Copenhagen’s Cultural District, inviting visitors to explore the graduation showcase by emerging Nordic voices. This semester’s final exhibitions feature a project from Design & Ceramics—an artistic education where tradition meets contemporary culture in an open, exploratory atmosphere. Set within the school’s historic courtyard and interiors, the showcase highlight the culmination of a semester shaped by dialogue, curiosity, and craftsmanship. Founded in 1891, Johan Borups' is a Danish ‘højskole’—a creative community based on growth, collab and reflection.
Johan Borups Højskole
April 9, 2025
Tolv is a furniture brand founded on the principle that effective design communicates softly yet clearly, crafting pieces that embody honesty—where no element is superfluous, and every detail serves a purpose. Making its European debut this year at 3daysofdesign, the brand embraces simplicity, intentional proportions, and a respectful use of natural materials, striving to achieve maximum impact with minimal means. At its essence, Tolv is dedicated to creating furniture that feels complete—visually, practically, and emotionally—collaborating with designers who share this philosophy. Rather than following fleeting trends or pursuing novelty, Tolv aims to produce timeless objects that maintain their relevance and strength over the years.
Tolv
November 27, 2025
TABLEAU is a Copenhagen-based design studio founded in 2018 by Julius Værnes Iversen. Operating at the intersection of art and design, the studio works across spatial design, curation, and object creation, bringing together artists and designers to blur boundaries between functional and expressive. Secolo, based in Milan, creates contemporary design rooted in artisanal expertise and high-quality, locally sourced materials. Defined by sculptural forms, refined detailing, and functional elegance, all pieces are 100% made in Italy.
TABLEAU + SECOLO
November 8, 2023
Founded by Bruno Fattorini in 1992, MDF Italia has always stood at the forefront of creativity, innovation and design. Since 2007, the company has been led by the Cassina family holding—strengthening a vision rooted in simplicity, lightness of form and design challenge, refining a minimalist approach with a more sophisticated, warm character. MDF Italia’s collections are conceived to last beyond trends, adapting naturally to different contexts, from residential spaces to work and hospitality settings. In 2019, MDF Italia acquired Acerbis, an Italian company with over 150 years of history, marking the meeting of two realities united by shared values of design and innovation.
MDF Italia
January 27, 2025
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11 Jun
ester & erik
Dip your own candles
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Store Kongensgade 108, 1264 Copenhagen
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15:00
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16:00
11 Jun
Embassy of Estonia
Rooted in traditions networking
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Store Kongensgade 66, 1264 Copenhagen
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16:00
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18:00
12 Jun
Verner Panton Design AG
Self-Guided Verner Panton Tour
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Designmuseum Danmark, Bredgade 68, 1260 Copenhagen
Start
11:00
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12:00
11 Jun
FDB Møbler
Sweet treats and coffee
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Bredgade 19, København, Danmark
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12:00
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15:00
11 Jun
Audio Magic Lab
Welcome to our Lab
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Store Strandstræde 18A, Copenhagen, Denmark
Start
13:08
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15:08
11 Jun
Vermland
Wine & Music
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Sankt Annæ Plads 1, 1250 Copenhagen
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15:00
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17:00
12 Jun
Kvik
Meet & Greet: Designer Annika Hoffmann
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Store Kongensgade 108, 1264 Copenhagen
Start
12:30
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14:00
11 Jun
BLOND
Guided Tour
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Papirøen 5, 1436 Copenhagen
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14:00
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15:00
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