Københavns Møbelsnedkeri

Københavns Møbelsnedkeri
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Københavns Møbelsnedkeri is dedicated to the craft of making handmade furniture. Since 2006 they have made furniture, kitchens, wardrobes and bathrooms for both private and corporate customers around the world. Each furniture is handcrafted in Copenhagen and extraordinary quality isn’t saved for a special occasion – it’s put into every single furniture, every day. From Japanese joints to solid brass hardware, it is a luxury that lasts and designs that can be treasured for generations to come.

During 3daysofdesign, Københavns Møbelsnedkeri has transformed 4 interconnected rooms at Frederiksgade into a dreamlike vision named Historia. In Historia “Eat me” cakes and “Drink me” potions are your tickets to an odd and unreal world of furniture design – new and contemporary, yes, but rooted in history. The designers and cabinetmakers at Københavns Møbelsnedkeri focus on high quality design, architecture and craftsmanship, and cherish the fact, that they make their furniture in Copenhagen. To visit the workshop – book an appointment. To visit Historia – eat cake.

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ROMO
February 27, 2026
Furniture
Accessories
Lighting
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Nymphenburg is one of the last and purest manufactories of its kind. Since its founding in 1747, the high art of porcelain production has been cultivated at the manufactory of the Bavarian royal family. Manufactum still means the same today: made entirely by hand, using techniques that have been passed down and preserved from generation to generation.
NYMPHENBURG
December 1, 2025
Accessories
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Piet Hein (1905—1996) embodies timeless Scandinavian design, seamlessly blending functionality, mathematics, and aesthetics. Renowned for creations like the Superellipse Table, the Sinus Lamp, and the Great Bear candelabra, his designs unite beauty and practicality with a deep intellectual foundation. His legacy extends beyond design, with his famous Grooks—witty, philosophical poems—illustrating his visionary thinking. Today, Piet Hein A/S, a family–owned company, continues his tradition of innovation, ensuring his creations remain relevant for generations.
Piet Hein
January 7, 2025
Lighting
Accessories
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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
Furniture
Part of 2026
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JAPAN FORM
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Kateha is a Swedish family–owned company designing and creating rugs. At Kateha, a rug is the beginning of a room. A quiet foundation that holds space together, anchoring stories to the floor. With over 270 years of textile heritage, the family has worked with textiles. Seven generations of hands and hearts, weaving beauty into everyday life. That legacy lives on in every Kateha rug. Natural materials and timeless techniques, create rugs that last, in both design and durability. Whether flat–woven, piled or tufted, every piece is made to be lived with, walked on, and loved. Rooted in modernist ideals and made for spaces that value form, texture, and soul. This is not just flooring, this is craftsmanship that connects past to present.
Kateha
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Studio Pallavi
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Massproductions creates furniture and accessories that enrich design culture, drawing inspiration from the factory as both a production tool and a creative muse. Founded in 2009 by Swede Magnus Elebäck and Brit Chris Martin, Massproductions is built on their friendship and complementary skills. The company’s success thrives thanks to the talented team in their Stockholm office. Over the years they have developed an exciting and even audacious collection. Yet each piece remains practical and relevant.
Massproductions
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