Lifestyle & Design Cluster

Lifestyle & Design Cluster
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For more than a decade, the national business cluster, Lifestyle & Design Cluster has been a bridge-builder between fashion-, furniture- and design companies and knowledge institutions working with the Circular Economy. Lifestyle & Design Cluster promotes innovation and sustainable growth primarily in the small and medium-sized fashion & textile and furniture & interior companies. They have a broad dialogue-based interface with the business community and, through their many different projects and activities, generate new knowledge, which is communicated via events like Circular Furniture Days and on various platforms. The main focus is: TEXTILES & FASHION, INTERIOR & FURNITURE, THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY, ENTREPRENEURSHIP & TALENTS.

On the forefront of the circular agenda Lifestyle & Design Cluster is once again hosting Circular Furniture Days as part of 3daysofdesign. Circular Furniture Days brings together pioneers in sustainable business models, collaborations, and networks that benefit both companies and the broader climate agenda. Based on experiences from five previous exhibitions, Lifestyle & Design Cluster aims to illustrate the larger context of circular solutions in the furniture and interior design industry and disseminate knowledge through meetings, talks, and events. The event takes place in the garden of Designmuseum Denmark, in collaboration with the interior fair Formland, the Plastics Industry, and others.

Related Exhibitions
Weaving together timeless Danish design and sustainable ambitions, Ege Carpets craft wall-to-wall carpets, rugs, carpet tiles and planks for commercial buildings, hotels, cruise ships, art galleries, exhibitions and more. Offering an attractive selection of pick-and-produce designs as well as endless custom design opportunities, Ege Carpets are chosen by high-profile companies all over the world.
Ege Carpets
February 24, 2022
Rug & Floor
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Marset takes care of light and its various nuances and effects to improve people’s quality of life. Design is what sets Marset apart, and that’s where its vocation for good design was born: to make a product with the utmost rigour and innovation that generates a beautiful light and that can surprise, thrill and endure, that can contribute to a more sustainable world. The collection proposes designs with lighting that does not dazzle, soft, that collects and integrates into the space, whether it is indoors or outdoors. Through the language of light, the Marset collection wants to bring beauty, reveal textures, highlight spaces, and make them more liveable.
Marset
March 11, 2024
Lighting
Part of 2024
Part of 2023
Part of 2025
Curated by Studio Jonathan Radetz, the exhibition brings together designers from Denmark and Germany alongside craftspeople exploring the themes of World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026. Through a dynamic installation, the studio provides a framework where teams develop prototypes that merge traditional techniques with contemporary innovation. Photographs documenting the intersection of craft and design complement the displays, offering insight into the creative process. This collaboration with Studio Jonathan Radetz serves as a platform for sustainability, democratic design, and cultural narratives—fostering dialogue and transformation. World Design Capital Frankfurt RheinMain 2026 unites those passionate about shaping the future of the region, showcasing how design can strengthen democracy and improve lives.
WDC 2026 x SJR
February 12, 2025
Furniture
Part of 2025
Tokyo-based Triple Bottom Line has collaborated with a wide range of clients around the world, providing comprehensive support from strategic development to final output. Specialising in product and furniture design, the studio works on cross-disciplinary projects. Its goal is not only to address current challenges, but also to tackle fundamental long-term issues and strive for sustainable value creation. Its design philosophy is rooted in everyday emotions and impulses, with an emphasis on the inherent expressiveness of materials and a focus on simple forms.
Triple Bottom Line
February 21, 2025
Lighting
Part of 2025
Other Exhibitions
In the past 16 years, Mattiazzi has emerged as a celebrated premium brand with an uncompromising design ethos, collaborating with the global design elite including: Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Nitzan Cohen, Konstantin Grcic, Sam Hecht & Kim Colin, Jasper Morrison, Leon Ransmeier and more. These designers approach wood production both philosophically and practically. Each collection represents strong ideas rooted in the passion of the Mattiazzi family and of their exceptional team – always optimistically embracing new technical challenges while keeping a keen eye on sustainability. By combining handmade craft and digital innovation in woodworking, Mattiazzi makes long-lasting, cherished pieces.
Mattiazzi
February 14, 2022
D E S I G N / D I A L O G U E by Ark Journal is more than an exhibition: it is an exclusive showcase for the future of design, creative collaborations and craftsmanship. It is a story woven through the stunning spaces, visionary design and artistic expressions. It is a hub for collaborations, for Danish and international brands, designers and artists. 
Curated by the team behind Ark Journal in collaboration with stylist Pernille Vest, the focus of this exhibition is to promote high–quality design and to show new products in an inspiring and relevant way.
DESIGN DIALOGUE
March 10, 2025
Purmo supplies architects, builders, and end–users with energy–efficient heating and cooling systems. Aiming to lower energy usage and CO2 emissions, Purmo has combined smart technology with creative and innovative design since 1953 to create comfortable, eco–friendly spaces. From design phase to installation, Purmo helps architects by offering specialised heating and cooling solutions, intuitive control systems, and expert guidance.
Purmo
March 12, 2025
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
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