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
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
J. Adams & Co is a British lighting manufacturer known for elegant, enduring luminaires that balance beauty, clarity and function. The studio combines heritage craftsmanship with modern engineering, guided by an honest, intuitive design process which draws on traditional techniques and refines them through a clean, minimalist lens.
J. Adams & Co
February 11, 2026
Part of 2026
Lighting
Tiles as objects of possibility. Tiles that leave a sensory imprint. Tiles connecting future and past, design and craftsmanship, Japan and the world. Alternative Artefacts Danto is a dialogue between tiles and contemporary design. The new brand, also known as A.a. Danto, explores the possibilities of tiles as interior objects, pushing the boundaries of material, form and function.
Alternative Artefacts Danto
August 27, 2025
Materials
Wall & Surface
Part of 2026
At 3daysofdesign 2026, Warm Nordic continues “The Mid–Modern Reunion,” now in its second chapter, in partnership with Maharam, a leading creator of textiles and part of the MillerKnoll collective. During the golden age of design, Hans Olsen, Charles and Ray Eames, Alexander Girard and Verner Panton each shaped the world of modernist living. For the second time, their work is united through form and fabric—Olsen's Fried Egg Chair and Orange Chair dressed in Maharam textiles designed in the same era. Born at 3daysofdesign 2025, the tribute now enters its next chapter and includes a new highlight: a preview of Maharam’s next textile by Hella Jongerius.
Warm Nordic
February 11, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Other Exhibitions
Hyfer Objects is a Stockholm–based design studio dedicated to pushing the boundaries of artistic expression through innovative materials and cutting–edge production methods. Primarily working with waste materials, Hyfer Objects believe true innovation lies beneath the surface of what’s overlooked, discarded, or forgotten. Inspired by nature’s silent intelligence, they work radically to shift how materials and objects are valued, used, and reborn for a sustainable future. Anchored in sculptural minimalism, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression and sharing a vision that design is about conscious creation and timeless responsibility.
HYFER OBJECTS
January 22, 2024
Founded in 1985, Santa & Cole is an independent editor of thoughtful design objects, art and books headquartered in Belloch (Barcelona, Spain). It’s a practice rooted in a discerning eye: choosing pieces with intuitive precision, often created by others, and bringing them to light, sharing them widely, safeguarding authorship and championing their value. With an aesthetic which leans more timeless than futuristic, Santa & Cole favours history over fashion, silence over noise. From spectacle to substance: if objects can be read, it’s because they have something to say. These are slow–cooked products, crafted to last, designed to be passed down through generations.
Santa & Cole
February 2, 2024
Combining Spanish heritage with modern design, Porcelanosa redefines the home with timeless elegance. Known worldwide for its premium ceramic tiles and mosaics, bathroom accessories, and kitchen solutions, Porcelanosa creates inspirational living spaces, inviting you to create unforgettable moments. The brand perfectly blends tradition and contemporary style, creating a distinctive and sustainable signature for homes that stand the test of time.
Porcelanosa
November 27, 2023
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
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