Form 22

Form 22
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Form 22, launching a new collection in 2024, reshapes climate communication through innovative design and art. Specialising in a unique collectible design collection, it fosters conversations around climate by disrupting the "Spiral of Silence." Form 22 collaborates with experts to translate abstract awareness into high-quality design. Committed to positive engagement, Form 22 will launch its collection during 3daysofdesign, showcasing the transformative power of design as a language. The brand's artistic approach breaks the silence on climate conversations, inspiring a collective journey towards a sustainable future.

During 3daysofdesign, Form22 will launch a collectible design collection with impactful products aimed at fostering meaningful conversations. Visitors will experience a sensory journey where innovative materials and design expressions converge to break the silence on climate conversations, inviting them to join a collective journey towards a modern positive future.

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The Icelandic Warehouse is an exhibition showcasing prominent Icelandic furniture and interior design brands. FÓLK Reykjavík presents its reinterpretation of Icelandic classic furniture, while EPAL introduces BAÐ, a tribute to Icelandic bathing culture, complemented by unique scents from FISCHERSUND, a family-run perfumery and art collective, and the wellness concept FLOTHETTA. Though diverse, each brand draws on Icelandic heritage, translating collective memory into moments of magic. The exhibition is hosted by the Icelandic Embassy, with the support of Business Iceland, and is facilitated by Iceland Design and Architecture, the producer of DesignMarch, the annual Icelandic design festival.
Embassy of Iceland
February 5, 2024
Furniture
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Part of 2026
Founded in 2019, Material Matters is a platform dedicated to exploring the role of material intelligence in architecture and design. With more than 140 podcasts published and four acclaimed editions of its annual fair staged in London, the brand made its international debut in Copenhagen in 2025 as part of 3daysofdesign—an appearance that exceeded expectations and confirmed the appetite for a deeper, more material–led conversation. Building on the success of last year, Material Matters returns to 3daysofdesign as an established event taking up, once again, the residence in the heart of Christianshavn, positioned as a key destination within the city.
Material Matters
November 4, 2024
Part of 2025
Materials
Furniture
Lighting
Accessories
The idiom of AYTM is characterised by simple and stylish shapes, complemented by the sculptural structures of Scandinavian interior classics that stand out for their bold, voluminous, and eye–catching nature. The purpose of AYTM's existence is to reinvent design traditions, providing interior design with a new perspective through a more expressive approach to Scandinavian design. The magic unfolds in the contrasts between clean lines, materials, and surfaces, enhanced by a balanced and soft palette of colours, adding the unique touch to AYTM. With this, the essence of every AYTM collection is focused on high quality and exquisite details, creating exclusive yet long–lasting pieces that excel in both functionality and aesthetic expressions.
AYTM
January 20, 2023
Accessories
Furniture
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Koukos de Lab is a material–driven design studio based in Lesvos, Greece, exploring sustainable design through research, experimentation, and local production. The studio develops innovative materials and objects by transforming agricultural by–products into meaningful design resources. At the core of its practice is Koukoutsi, an eco–material made from the final waste of olive oil production, primarily olive cores and pips. Designed as a sustainable alternative to conventional materials, Koukoutsi combines durability, water resistance, and a distinctive tactile quality. Suitable for objects, furniture, and surface applications, it reflects Koukos de Lab’s commitment to circular design and responsible material transformation today, locally.
Koukos de Lab
January 26, 2026
Accessories
Furniture
Materials
Lighting
Part of 2026
Other Exhibitions
Encouraging warmth, balance, and connection, KINTO is a Japanese tableware and lifestyle brand that creates thoughtful objects to bring comfort and inspiration to everyday life. At the heart of its design approach is a careful balance between usability and aesthetics. Every detail is considered to achieve intuitive ease and understated beauty. Designed to integrate naturally into daily routines, KINTO products invite intention in the everyday. Each piece is made to be worthy of aichaku (愛着)—a lasting affection that deepens through years of use—with designs that are comfortable, durable, and easy to care for. Rooted in Japanese sensibilities, KINTO designs nurture moments of connection over time.
KINTO
January 29, 2026
Arturel is a Danish brand redefining interiors through innovative wall–hanging acoustic art. By seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality, its designs transform acoustic panels into captivating statement pieces that enhance both visual and auditory experiences. Rooted in craftsmanship and sustainability, Arturel creates high–quality, sound–absorbing art using recycled and locally sourced materials. Inspired by nature, culture, and contemporary design, each piece merges practicality with artistic expression. With a deep understanding of both art and science, Arturel ensures that beauty, function, and sustainability coexist in every creation—reshaping spaces while minimising environmental impact.
Arturel
December 10, 2024
BAINA is an Antipodean brand of considered bathing essentials, founded in 2019. Distinctly modern and consciously created, the brand’s organic cotton towelling and clean apothecary formulations embrace bathing as an intentional practice.
BAINA
December 1, 2025
Aifunghi is a newly established company founded by experienced design professionals, driven by a commitment to sustainable solutions. Its approach is rooted in the use of local, renewable, and high–quality materials, resulting in an unprecedented combination of creativity, value, and ecological responsibility. The company has developed an innovative manufacturing process, complemented by tangible, natural solutions and refined detailing. Aifunghi creates joyful objects designed to form one of the most sustainable ranges of furniture, lighting, and accessories available to a design–loving audience.
Aifunghi
January 27, 2025
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