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
THE SWISS ATELIER is Switzerland’s official presence at 3daysofdesign, celebrating the country’s innovative and refined approach to design. It takes place in two prime locations in the heart of the festival: THE EMBASSY ATELIER at the Embassy of Switzerland, Store Kongensgade 128, and THE SWISS COFFEE ATELIER at Original Coffee, Store Kongensgade 124, each offering a distinct experience that highlights Swiss creativity, craftsmanship and design excellence. Free registration is required to visit THE SWISS ATELIER. The link is available the Embassy of Switzerland's Instagram and Facebook bio. Additionally, a QR code will be available at the entrance.
THE SWISS ATELIER
January 26, 2026
Materials
Furniture
Part of 2026
HDK–Valand—Academy of Art and Design, at the University of Gothenburg, is one of the Nordic region’s leading environments for artistic education and practice–based artistic research. Offered programmes include: design, film, photography, fine art, craft, literary composition—and a teacher education in visual arts and sloyd. It's an open and international environment where exploration, collaboration and artistic development are central.
HDK–Valand
December 12, 2025
Furniture
Accessories
Part of 2026
Finnish Durat is a unique solid surface material which contains recycled post–industrial plastics and is 100% recyclable. The distinctive character of Durat is a combination of the illusion of a three–dimensional surface and its luxurious warm and silky feel. It is available in nearly 300 vibrant colours, all of which are available in 11 different textures. Durat also offers a unique service providing custom colours and textures. Durat is an excellent choice for kitchens, bathrooms, restaurants, retail spaces, hospitals, ships and several other bespoke furniture when distinctive appearance, durability and easy maintenance are required. The versatile material offers designers almost infinite opportunities.
Durat
January 22, 2026
Materials
Wall & Surface
Part of 2026
David Valner has a background in glass design, sculpture, fine arts, and interactive media. David has grown up in a glassmaker family, in the midst of a swarm of traditional artisans–glass lovers, feeling and watching  the physical and metaphorical fire of creation. At the centre of his current approach to glass stands respect for the material as an originally free and fluid mass. Endlessly inspired by nature, he creates collections of objects in which each item is an original and defects are embraced as deeply meaningful and inspirational testimonies to artisan glass making as opposed to mass production.
David Valner Studio
February 5, 2026
Accessories
Part of 2026
Other Exhibitions
RUSSO BETAK, founded by Stefannia Russo (BR) and Søren Betak (DK), 3D prints biomaterials sourced from waste into lighting objects. The experimental approach to design emphasises a dialogue between digital precision and material intuition, bridging technology with craftsmanship. Using seashells collected from restaurants, they 3D print flat sheets and hand-sculpt them while warm to create designs that are reminiscent of classic design with a forward-looking twist.
RUSSO BETAK
February 16, 2025
Based in Copenhagen, Stelton is a family–owned design house rooted in the Scandinavian design tradition. Since its founding in 1960, the company has developed a strong international presence through collaborations with leading designers worldwide. With a clear and disciplined approach to form, function and material, Stelton creates design families defined by proportion, longevity and everyday relevance. Working with designers who regard simplicity as a method rather than a gesture, the brand develops objects that endure beyond seasonal trends. At 3daysofdesign, Stelton highlights the process, materiality and the considered choices behind each design.
STELTON
October 24, 2024
Frostline is created, designed, and handcrafted in Denmark. Explore the range of uncompromising frost–free outdoor showers and taps. Each product is meticulously crafted to help you elevate your outdoor oasis—even when not in use. Ever since Poul Henningsen introduced Roland Thorsen to the principle of 'form follows function', Roland has envisioned designing solutions based on the purpose they serve. Combining a sculptural design language with an uncompromising approach to craftsmanship, he founded Frostline on these ideas. Frostline stands as a symbol of timeless design rooted in engineering.
Frostline
March 8, 2022
Bread and Butter is an itinerant exhibition platform that explores everyday rituals through the concept of paired objects. Transforming everyday spaces—such as bookstores, salons, restaurants, and parking lots—into stages for collaboration, designers from different generations and cultural backgrounds translate their personal routines and local traditions into perfectly matched pairs. Just as "bread and butter" signifies something essential and inseparable, the paired objects form functional, aesthetic, and social relationships—quietly conveying each designer's experiences and contexts, while opening space for new connections and creative dialogue with local communities.
Bread and Butter
February 3, 2025
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