Caché x New Mags

Caché x New Mags
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Sculptural objects meet the latest and greatest lifestyle books when Caché and New Mags join forces. Tied to the universe of books. Designed with simplicity, honesty and pure aesthetics in mind. Integrating so seamlessly with the cultured home, every Caché object almost appears to be hiding in plain sight. Whatever your treasured books and magazines may be, they now have striking sculptural companions that never fail to feature a useful detail or function. The truth is, nothing really says more about us than the books we own. Books remind us of what we love and what’s important. What we have been, what we are and what we can become.

Come celebrate the finest coffee table books, magazines and accessories known to man when Caché and New Mags open the doors to the most delicate showroom in Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign. Stop by to join a significant cultural hub for bibliophiles and design aficionados alike, where art and literature converge. Browse old classics and unearth new favourites for your interior project, store, or home while enjoying this unique space designed by Norm Architects. For this year's 3daysofdesign, Ferm Living and Apartamento Studios will be joining New Mags too, to showcase the new Utzon – Can Lis Collection. Developed in partnership with the Utzon Center, the collection is an homage to architect Jørn Utzon’s iconic Mallorcan home, Can Lis.

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