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Frederiksstaden

Bredgade 41B, 1260 Copenhagen

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dk3 is a Danish design furniture brand creating exclusive classic and contemporary furniture from acclaimed Danish and international designers. Each dk3 furniture piece is shaped and crafted by true enthusiasts—always with an uncompromising focus on quality and an ongoing ambition to unite the finest carpentry traditions with modern and classic interior aesthetics.

dk3 will be showing an exclusive and inspiring selection of new designs and iconic classics.

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Epitomising Danish design values of purpose–driven aesthetics, simplicity and craftsmanship, BoConcept has evolved from its humble 1952 origins into the world’s most global furniture retailer. With 300+ stores across 65 countries—including flagship locations in Copenhagen, London, New York, L.A., Paris, and Munich—BoConcept collaborates with renowned designers, such as Claudio Bellini and atelier axo, to craft timeless collections for private homes and business spaces. With a focus on personalisation, BoConcept offers an industry–leading Interior Design Service and highly customisable furniture, seamlessly blending function and vision to elevate spaces with uncompromising style.

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SUDBROCK Möbelhandwerk realises passion for craftsmanship, wood and precision, down to the smallest detail. Making these visible in timeless design and unique furniture. Reduced to the essence, with limitless variety and inspiring simplicity. Made in the small village Rietberg-Bokel in Germany. Theres Sudbrock and Anton Flechtner run the family business Sudbrock, which has 120 employees. Everything from regional tree trunks to furniture is produced in one place. All furniture is made to order, customised to the customer‘s specifications and desired design. Shaped by family tradition, a clear vision and very special people who create new values for the future, day after day. Since 1922. Heart. Freedom. Value.

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Embassy of Iceland

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The Royal Danish Academy—Architecture, Design, Conservation strives to be an active, creative and leading actor in society by contributing to tackling the major national and global challenges of our time. The Royal Danish Academy is a research and educational institution that is drawing on a historical foundation within the fields of architecture, design and conservation. Based on a solid tradition the Royal Danish Academy constantly develops its subject areas by uniting three fields of knowledge: academic research, artistic research and professional practice, which are three different ways of discovering, inventing and creating.

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Founded in Denmark in 1872, Fritz Hansen plays an active role in the evolution of Danish design, shaping a legacy of craftsmanship, quality, and innovation. Throughout its history, the company has worked closely with visionary designers and architects to shape lasting designs that have stood the test of time. From Arne Jacobsen and Poul Kjærholm to contemporary talents like Cecilie Manz, Piero Lissoni, and Jaime Hayon, each collaboration contributes to an ongoing dialogue between heritage and innovation—united by a dedication to enduring design made to pass on to the next generation. Fritz Hansen’s collections span indoor and outdoor furniture, lighting, and objects brought to life in homes, workplaces, and hospitality spaces worldwide.

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dk3

Coffee & Croissants

Illums Bolighus, Amagertorv 10, 1160 Copenhagen

Coffee & Croissants

Illums Bolighus, Amagertorv 10, 1160 Copenhagen

Meet & Greet Danish architect and designer Anne Boysen.

Illums Bolighus, Amagertorv 10, 1160 Copenhagen

Coffee & Croissants

Illums Bolighus, Amagertorv 10, 1160 Copenhagen

Joint Events

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Bredgade 41B, 1260 Copenhagen

Other Events

Tina Frey Designs

Orbit Collection Launch by Tina Frey

Store Kongensgade 95, Copenhagen, Denmark

Bjarke Ingels Group

Noon Talk: TIME

Sundkaj 165, 2150 Copenhagen

Morning Talk: The Fusion of Craft and Tech

Dampfærgevej 13, 2100 Copenhagen

Celebrating Colours: Mingle

Papirøen 1, 1436 Copenhagen

Ditzel Bar – relaunching Bench for Two

Løvstræde 1, 1152 Copenhagen

Meet the artist behind Solara – a sensory light experience

Frederiksgade 14, 2nd Floor, 1265 Copenhagen

Tchin Tchin cocktails in by KlipKlap Showroom

Bredgade 33A, 1260 Copenhagen

CANAL TOUR: An Architectural Cruise

Havnegade 29, 1058 Copenhagen

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