Johanna Gullichsen

Johanna Gullichsen
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Discover Johanna Gullichsen’s distinctive textiles, where tradition meets modern design. Since 1989, Johanna Gullichsen has created durable, sustainable textiles that blend modern style and traditional weaving. The Normandie collection, made entirely in Finland, highlights local craftsmanship and responsible production. The Project collection, woven in Spain, is designed for demanding public spaces. Choose from fabrics by the meter, ready–made pieces, or custom items to bring Nordic design to any space.

Finnish design brands Durat, Finarte and Johanna Gullichsen have built an imaginative world of games and recreation to touch, play and discover the bliss of design. ”Don't forget to play!” said Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. Throughout history, Finnish design has been driven by bold experimentation and testing. This open and curious way of approaching and examining life has led to unique and practical solutions that have also been key to Finland's well–being, making it the happiest country in the world. Play creates space for curiosity, mistakes, and surprises. In Playroom, materials from textiles to furniture become a medium for artistic exploration. Playroom is supported by Finnish Design Info and Helsinki Partners.

Related Exhibitions
EMFIMA Collection is a Nordic agency established in September 2016 and today represent the well-known Italian manufacturers Luceplan Srl., Pedrali S.p.A., Contardi Lighting Srl, BROKIS and Fantoni S.p.A. All manufacturers are available on the Nordic markets, and are represented in Denmark through the EMFIMA Collection. In addition, EMFIMA Collection has entered into a distributor agreement with the Swedish company BOOM Interiør, on the Danish market. The EMFIMA Collection exclusively offers products with a high design profile and complete unique functions. EMFIMA is interested in good quality, the best design and distributing the carefully selected brands through a professional and quality-consciously selected network throughout DK.
EMFIMA Collection
February 19, 2025
Lighting
Furniture
Office
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RERO glass is a public access studio that works exclusively with recycle glass. RERO Glass explores themes of eco–friendly consumption while collaborating with universities and international artists and designers. Frederik has set RERO up to invite artists, designers, architects and students in to explore the material and research techniques and collaborate. Besides making products and projects the studio offers workshops, events, and university programs on a regular basis, now hosting close to 2500 people yearly. Currently RERO is launching a new endeavour; lighting. Collaborations, connections and concepts, all in recycle glass and on a global scale.
rombachs glas
December 16, 2025
Lighting
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Tine K Home, a Danish interior company,  founded in 1999 by Tine Kjeldsen and her husband, Jacob Fossum. With respect for history, culture, and traditional handcraft, Tine creates a series of clean and elegant styles, which together result in timeless collections where colours and materials are in focus. Her passion for dusty colours and raw materials shines through in both the furniture collections as well as the home decor series. Tine's heart lies in handcrafted interiors, rich with heritage and full of character.
Tine K Home
March 25, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
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Part of 2023
Part of 2024
kreon is a Belgium–based lighting brand specialising in architectural illumination, defined by purity in light, simplicity and precision. Its design philosophy reduces each product to its essential components, creating minimalist forms that integrate seamlessly into architecture rather than dominate it. By balancing aesthetics with technical performance, kreon develops refined lighting solutions that enhance spatial experience and reveal the qualities of a space. With a focus on craftsmanship, detail and flexibility, the brand enables tailored applications across residential, hospitality and commercial environments.
kreon
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Lighting
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Part of 2026
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Nikari, established in 1967, is a Finnish design studio and furniture manufacturer advocating a harmonious way of living through the use of warm, natural materials and serene Nordic aesthetics. The company’s foundation rests on the idea of bringing out the very best of wood in contemporary design.
NIKARI
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Maison Arpelli brings powerful aesthetic appeal to your living spaces with designer furniture that is visually stunning and boldly coloured. Inspired by the Art Deco movement, it reappropriates its exquisite geometry and harmonious proportions, reinventing it in a minimalist style that provoke a vivid emotion. Arnaud Pellissier, its designer, carefully designs and manufactures each piece in his workshop in France. Having chosen steel, he modernises this traditional and noble material to create curves of great finesse. His methods produce high–quality finishes while ensuring comfort and aesthetics in the seating and ergonomics in use. Maison Arpelli produces pieces to enhance your personality through true works of art for everyday living.
Maison Arpelli
January 28, 2026
WROOM, a brand that draws inspiration from the “MotorClassic” universe in the design and development of furniture for professional use. With a penchant for simplicity, functionality and sustainability, Wroom Furniture emphasizes modular solutions in materials such as recycled metal and plastic.
WROOM
January 20, 2025
Slow Extraction / Dimora Circolare / Wasted / La Mesure. Marco Evaristti is an artist and architect trained in the studio of Professor Henning Larsen. His work operates between art, architecture, and design, examining responsibility and the systems shaping contemporary life. During 3daysofdesign, he presents Slow Extraction at the Odd Fellow Palace. The installation treats furniture as spatial structure—circular forms and cubes creating rhythm and small–scale architecture. Crafted in FSC–certified wood and plant–based textiles, materials remain visible. La Mesure extends the project, focusing on the body as measure and proposing furniture as lived architecture.
Evaristti Studio
February 2, 2026
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