Design / Dialogue

Design / Dialogue
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Ark Journal is an independent print magazine, capturing the essence of the Scandinavian lifestyle and design values. It is a curated magazine, rooted in a passion for art, design, architecture, and culture. Ark Journal believe that by investigating the interplay of these fields they show their interrelated and combined power. Made in collaboration with international writers, renowned photographers and stylists, creating original photography and exceptional visuals, it is a journal of inspiration and a source book. Ark Journal is the cornerstone of an international platform, encompassing editorial collaborations, a digital gallery, an online shop, design exhibitions and global events.

Design / Dialogue by Ark Journal is a new exhibition concept leading the way for the future of design, craftsmanship, and creative collaborations. For the first time during 3daysofdesign, Ark Journal brings together 20 international design brands and artists from all corners of the world. Curated by the team behind Ark Journal, the focus of this exhibition is to promote high-quality design and to show new products in an inspiring and relevant way. Exhibitors: Agape, Agapecasa, Allaert Aluminium, Anker & Co, Ark Kollekt, Asplund, Astrid, Atelier De Troupe, BassamFellows, Bomma, Catellani & Smith, cc-tapis, Desalto, Hasami Porcelain, Mengel, Michael Anastassiades, More, Räkki Rugs, Sanayi313, Tom Fereday, Toni Copenhagen, Vaarnii, Wästberg

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