MIKKEL NIELSEN
Mikkel Nielsen is a Copenhagen–based design studio producing architectural lamps through 3D printing in bioplast. Each lamp is designed and produced in Copenhagen in small, limited series. The collection is defined by a clear formal logic: a single organic element repeated twelve times to form a balanced circular composition, creating a strong and recognisable identity. Production is intentionally kept small, allowing close control of material, surface, colour and light quality. The studio focuses on durability and long–term relevance rather than trends. At 3daysofdesign, the SSPL lamp is presented in 20 new colours.
During 3daysofdesign, architect and designer Mikkel Nielsen presents a temporary installation of the SSPL lamp series at Sømods Bolcher. The exhibition brings together 20 glossy 3D–printed lamps, each shown in a different colour for the first time. The palette draws inspiration from pulled sugar and the colours of traditional Danish bolcher. Suspended throughout the historic candy workshop, the lamps form a calm spatial composition where light, colour and craft meet the site’s ongoing production. Visitors are invited to experience the installation and the atmosphere of the working candy factory.
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