Kolon

Bredgade 28A, 1260 Copenhagen

Kolon

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Kolon is a Danish, family-owned cabinetmaking company founded in 1972. Renowned for its signature Kolon hinge with two distinctive dots, the company specialises in manufacturing custom-made cabinets and kitchens for private clients, corporations, and public institutions. As an FSC-certified company with Environmental Product Declarations (EPD), Kolon has a vision to produce sustainable, durable inventory while striving to minimize its environmental impact.

49 years ago, KOLON had a showroom in the heart of Copenhagen. At 3daysofdesign, they return, opening a shared showroom with Anour, designed by Norm Architects. In this space, KOLON celebrates its values through the exhibition ‘Of This Place’—a dedication to local craftsmanship, quality, natural materials, and bespoke solutions, highlighting a commitment to Danish craftsmanship rooted in tradition and refined through innovation. Since 1976, the signature KOLON hinge has represented strength and precision, embodying quality. Natural materials bring nature into design, while bespoke solutions are crafted for the individual and the specific.

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Postbyen, Copenhagen’s new urban district, is hosting events and exhibitions during 3daysofdesign. Once the hub of Denmark’s postal system, this historic site was transformed by Danica Ejendomme from an industrial area into a vibrant neighbourhood blending bold architecture with historical buildings. During 3daysofdesign, Postbyen will mark its official opening with a variety of events, including Jeppe Hein’s water sculpture, “Something between us.” Visitors are invited to engage with the artwork and each other, embodying Postbyen’s vision of a welcoming space for all. As the sun sets over the railways, Postbyen is where people come together to share everyday moments and connect in simple, meaningful ways.

Postbyen

March 26, 2026

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Holmris B8 creates room for people through turnkey solutions that fit people, space, and purpose. Rooted in insight and expert advice, Holmris B8 works closely with architects and designers and manages projects end to end—from the first idea to customisation, relocation, maintenance, and giving furniture new life. By combining their own designs with solutions from more than 1.000 carefully selected suppliers, they create spaces made to support real needs. Responsibility is part of their DNA. With a long tradition of circular thinking, Holmris B8 focuses on quality, longevity, and conscious choices that put people first.

Holmris B8

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Mette Ditmer Denmark has been a voice within Scandinavian design since 1995, creating timeless collections grounded in form, colour and texture. Led by intuition and inspiration drawn from daily life, every design is created with intention and a deep respect for the inherent qualities of every material and a commitment to responsible production. Thoughtful design choices and artistic expression come together in interior pieces that inhabit homes around the world, enriching everyday life season after season and made to last for years to come.

Mette Ditmer Denmark

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Objects May Vary is an cross–disciplinary collaborative exhibition platform dedicated to experimental design . It invites independent and emerging designers to respond to a single object typology, using it as a starting point rather than a fixed brief. The platform is founded on the belief that typologies are not limitations but generative frameworks: recurring forms that, when questioned, open space for new ideas, materials, and approaches.

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Other Exhibitions

Andreu World presents a curated selection of new collections within the By Malene Birger showroom in central Copenhagen, during 3daysofdesign. The exhibition brings together material innovation, including BIO® thermopolymer, a new colour palette inspired by Patricia Urquiola, a Mediterranean approach to design and contemporary circular thinking. Set in a calm and considered environment, the presentation reflects Andreu World’s commitment to timeless design, sustainability and refined spaces for work, hospitality and living.

Andreu World

May 21, 2026

KLASSIK has specialised in original Scandinavian furniture, lighting, ceramics and art since 1991. From its two-storey showroom in central Copenhagen, KLASSIK presents a carefully curated selection of 20th-century design, supported by a large warehouse and a full online collection. With in-house upholstery and cabinetmaking workshops, KLASSIK restores and adapts both its own pieces and clients’ furniture with expert care. The company ships worldwide and works with private homes as well as larger interior projects. Its collection combines rare vintage pieces with an in-house production of relaunched classics, rooted in craftsmanship, material knowledge and design history.

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For this year’s 3daysofdesign, House of Finn Juhl collaborates with Edition Copenhagen, one of the leading lithographic workshops in the world. The collaboration is rooted in a workshop theme, based on a shared respect for traditional craftsmanship and the preservation of specialised skills. As the custodian of Finn Juhl’s legacy, House of Finn Juhl works to maintain and communicate the principles that defined his approach: a close relationship between design, making, and material understanding. Balancing artistic vision with functional form, the presentation reflects Finn Juhl’s continued relevance across generations.

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January 9, 2026

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AfterDAC — Talk: This Is Not a Forest

Danish Architecture Center, Bryghuspladsen 10, 1473 Copenhagen K

Kvadrat & Vitra launch party

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Unpacking Structure: Thin Form, Full Load

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