Carl Hansen & Søn
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Carl Hansen & Søn represents more than 115 years of Danish furniture history infused with respect and passion for artisanal craftsmanship. The world's largest manufacturer of designs by Hans J. Wegner, the collection of Carl Hansen & Søn also includes works by renowned design masters such as Kaare Klint, Poul Kjærholm, Vilhelm Lauritzen, Ole Wanscher, and Børge Mogensen. Proudly crafted in Denmark.

'Balanced Principles' unfolds a refined exploration of what defines enduring design. At the Bredgade flagship store, visitors can experience the dialogue between heritage design and new creations—rooted in a thoughtful balance of material, form and function. Alongside presenting new works by Fabricius Kastholm and Øivind Slaatto, the exhibition reflects on Hans J. Wegner’s enduring approach to craftsmanship. An engaging workshop hosted by the design studio Mentsen—known for their mesmerising mobiles crafted from surplus wood—also invites visitors to interact during 3daysofdesign. Together, these perspectives illustrate how balance continues to shape meaningful, contemporary design.

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Galleri Sonja is visiting from Bornholm. Once a saddle maker’s shop from the early 1800s, Galleri Sonja is now a place where craft, culture, and community meet in the gentle rhythm of slow living. The gallery is not only a space for experiencing art, it is also a space where knowledge of craft is shared and passed on. Through exhibitions and conversations, Galleri Sonja helps preserve and expand understanding of traditional and contemporary craft. Inspired by Bornholm’s nature and light, its tactile materials resonate with works by local and international artists. During 3daysofdesign, you can visit Galleri Sonja in Kvindernes Bygning.
Galleri Sonja
February 24, 2026
Accessories
Furniture
Part of 2026
Unwanted fibre becomes an UNWONTED experience. The brand makes alpaca duvets from fibres that would otherwise go unused. Across Poland, 47 small farmhouses produce fleece in quantities too small for industrial processing. UNWONTED collects, grades, and processes these volumes into duvets with GOTS–certified organic cotton shells, entirely free of synthetic components. Founded in 2025, the brand bridges Copenhagen design and Polish agriculture, where the founder's father and sister trained as professional shearers to supply the collection. Collection that is limited by the natural shearing cycle. Alpaca fibres accounts for 0.05% of world textile production and the experience of sleeping under it remains unfamiliar to most.
UNWONTED
January 9, 2026
Materials
Part of 2026
OUVE is a South Korean lifestyle brand reinterpreting daily routines through fragrance. Transforming functional fabric care into minimalist objects, the brand introduces a premium towel collection crafted from Seacell. Utilizing this sustainable, seaweed-based fiber provides exceptional softness. Committed to eco-conscious innovation, OUVE is continuously exploring diverse natural materials, such as organic cotton and hemp, to expand its sustainable offerings. Through a harmonious blend of niche-inspired scents, innovative materials, and elegant design, OUVE elevates ordinary moments into comforting, sensory experiences.
OUVE
February 12, 2026
Materials
Part of 2026
Copenhagen based Icelandic designer Dögg Guðmundsdóttir creates nature inspired products with emotional appeal and a distinctive touch of Nordic originality. Many of her designs are based on foundational structures or pieces of art, while others form part of a collection. For this exhibition, nature is not merely an inspiration but an integral part of the essence of the works and of the installation, created in collaboration with Dýpi—an ocean paint made from calcareous algae harvested in Iceland. Dýpi was nominated for the Icelandic Design Awards 2025 for its product that is exceptionally breathable, environmentally friendly, plastic–free, and an innovative use of abundant natural materials.
Embassy of Iceland
February 5, 2024
Furniture
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Part of 2026
Other Exhibitions
For more than 50 years, Agape has been synonymous with design culture. Founded by the Benedini family, the brand offers a wide range of bathroom products that combine function with timeless design. Each object enters a natural dialogue with its surroundings, forming part of Agape’s architectural vocabulary. International in outlook yet deeply rooted in Mantua—the Renaissance city where its headquarters are based—Agape balances global vision with local heritage. Agapecasa, founded in 2009, reflects this passion for design culture and is dedicated to reissuing the original works of post–war Italian design master Angelo Mangiarotti.
Agape
January 30, 2024
RUSSO BETAK, founded by Stefannia Russo (BR) and Søren Betak (DK), 3D prints biomaterials sourced from waste into lighting objects. The experimental approach to design emphasises a dialogue between digital precision and material intuition, bridging technology with craftsmanship. Using seashells collected from restaurants, they 3D print flat sheets and hand-sculpt them while warm to create designs that are reminiscent of classic design with a forward-looking twist.
RUSSO BETAK
February 16, 2025
BONGUSTA is a crossover brand founded in 2021, shaped by a shared love of fashion, interior design, and bold colors. Thoughtfully designed to bring small moments of joy into everyday life, bright and joyful colors are combined with durable materials and responsible production. The focus is on creating products of the highest quality — made to be used, loved, and enjoyed again and again. Every design aims to add comfort and joy to daily routines: a warm rug welcoming tired feet in the morning, the softest towel waiting after a shower, or a cozy set of terry clothes made for all-day comfort. A striped tote bag carries everyday essentials on the go — and much more.
Bongusta
December 10, 2025
Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik (GU) is a Norwegian textile manufacturer based in Lillehammer, known for its craftsmanship, material expertise, and timeless design. Rooted in Norwegian nature and tradition, GU develops upholstery textiles that combine aesthetics, durability, and sustainability. All production takes place locally, with every stage—from spinning to weaving and finishing—carried out under one roof. This ensures full control over quality, traceability, and responsible production. With a deep understanding of wool’s natural properties, GU refines and reinterprets the material to meet the needs of contemporary interiors.
Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik
January 7, 2025
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