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Hévéa House is a French design house rooted in a cultural dialogue between Europe and Southeast Asia. Inspired by a literary journey to Malaysia and the enduring presence of the Hévéa tree (rubber tree), the brand transforms a shared history into contemporary design. Its biophilic furniture combines sculptural clarity with functional purpose, connecting memory, material and modern living. Each collection reflects a quiet awareness of time, change and nature’s resilience. Hévéa House believes design should make each moment matter—balancing poetry, structure and sustainability in timeless interiors.

During 3daysofdeign, Hévéa House presents Design in Transit — Now Docked at Islands Brygge. Set in a former FIAT factory near the water, the installation explores the moment when transit turns into presence. Furniture becomes a vessel of memory, anchored by the Perriand Table and Pelican Storage Chair — recognised in the Biophilic Design category at the ISFD Pinnacle Awards 2025. A quiet space of balance and stillness, where design moves with life, and each moment gains meaning.

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FRAMING
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Stillark is an architecture studio focused on the home and life within it. The studio’s mission is to enhance everyday living by creating timeless interiors designed to last. This philosophy also defines Stillark’s furniture collection, which is rooted in simplicity, functionality, and fine craftsmanship. Unlike traditional practices, Stillark works with custom solutions developed through three clear design frameworks, each carefully planned and guided by an in–house architect. This structured process ensures a seamless experience and results defined by both individuality and precision. The balance between refined aesthetics and lasting quality defines Stillark’s approach to affordable luxury and shapes a holistic home—designed for life.
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Aifunghi
Lighting the way - when materials meet light
Address
Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, 1410 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
16:00
20 Jun
Norrvik ApS
The Sweetest Design with Katrine Foged Thomsen
Address
Holbergsgade 26, 1057 København, Denmark
Start
13:00
End
14:00
19 Jun
Frost Denmark
Launch: Mixer Taps & Showersets
Address
Christian IX's Gade 5, 1111 Copenhagen
Start
11:00
End
11:30
18 Jun
Nuura
Afternoon tea salon
Address
Frederiksgade 14, 2nd Floor, 1265 Copenhagen
Start
16:00
End
18:00
19 Jun
St. Leo
Demonstration of textural paint application
Address
Trelleborggade 5, 2150 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
12:00
18 Jun
Danish Industry
Jazz by the Waterfront
Address
Bådteatret, Nyhavn 16, 1051 Copenhagen
Start
15:00
End
16:00
19 Jun
MAROKK Tiles
A JOURNEY INTO HOUSE RENOVATIONS IN JAPAN BY SWEDISH INFLUENCER ANTON WOERMANN
Address
Klareboderne 16, 1115 Copenhagen
Start
12:00
End
13:00
18 Jun
House of Finn Juhl
The Artistry of Hand Upholstery
Address
Gothersgade 9, 1123 Copenhagen
Start
10:00
End
12:00
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