Montana Furniture

Montana Furniture
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Montana Furniture is committed to creating playful spaces and making room for personality. Since 1982, the Danish family–owned design company has dedicated itself to enriching the world with colours. Embodying this philosophy, Montana brings high–quality furniture, proud Danish craftsmanship and playful colours to private homes, public spaces, and corporate settings worldwide. At its factory in Denmark, Montana manufactures EU Eco–labelled modular furniture, ensuring the highest standards for processing, painting, and assembling.

Montana Furniture presents two exhibitions during 3daysofdesign, unfolding across its showroom and flagship store. Both spaces are centred around a tribute to Verner Panton and his distinctive colour universe, where colour is explored as a defining spatial element. Visitors are invited to step inside and discover new perspectives, from bold compositions and revived hues to vibrant limited editions, alongside a renewed take on one of the home’s most essential spaces – reimagined with flexibility and a refined sense of scale.

Related Exhibitions
EETAL is a project launched in 2021 by Japan Benex Corporation, a company specialising in precision sheet metal processing technology. Through collaborations with designers, it reconsiders the creative potential of sheet metal from multiple perspectives. Embracing an experimental approach, the project challenges conventional notions of industrial production and explores new dialogues between sheet metal and design. The name "EETAL" originates from "SHEET METAL." It combines "EET" from "SHEET" and "TAL" from "METAL," forming a coined term that symbolises the new form of sheet metal they strive to create.
EETAL project
November 28, 2025
Furniture
Part of 2026
German Excellence since 1969—LUIZ has been creating home textiles and bespoke beds in its atelier in Cologne. The family–run brand combines refined craftsmanship with a clear and timeless approach to design. From bed linen and cushions to plaids, terry, table linen and handcrafted beds, every piece is custom-made using carefully selected materials and a strong attention to detail. The LUIZ aesthetic is inspired by natural hues, light textures and a refined blend of fine fabrics. Soft, earthy colours define a sophisticated atmosphere with quiet elegance. The collection brings this vision to life through carefully selected natural materials and combined with balanced tones and a timeless sense of comfort and design.
LUIZ
May 6, 2026
Beds
Materials
Part of 2026
Martela is a Nordic expert in designing better workplaces and learning environments, combining user insight, sustainable design and high–quality furniture solutions that stand the test of time. For 80 years, Martela has been improving productivity, well–being, and community at work. The company offers its customers a single point of contact throughout the entire lifecycle of the work environment—from defining needs to optimised maintenance.
Martela
April 30, 2026
Furniture
Office
Part of 2026
Founded in 1955 in Denmark as a small family workshop specialising in upholstery, Wendelbo began its journey with an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship. Over seven decades and three generations, the legacy of the Wendelbo family has continued to thrive and evolve. Today, Wendelbo is a global design company, collaborating with renowned international designers. By bridging bold shapes, skilled craftsmanship, and uncompromising quality, Wendelbo defines a new language of modern elegance.
Wendelbo
January 11, 2022
Furniture
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Other Exhibitions
soca—scent of the calm—is a brand rooted in Japan, a land shaped by the ever–changing expressions of its four seasons. Inspired by fragrances from native plants and the gifts of nature unique to each place, soca captures scent as something gently received from the natural world. Rather than asserting itself strongly, each fragrance quietly exists—calmly present and softly enveloping a space. The brand is also deeply connected to Japanese craftsmanship, collaborating with small workshops and skilled artisans instead of mass production to preserve the beauty of handwork while creating thoughtful new pieces.
soca
January 20, 2026
Portugal’s participation at 3daysofdesign under the Made in Portugal Naturally brand—presents Momentum, a curatorial concept exploring the dialogue between craftsmanship, cultural memory and contemporary design. Shaped by a deep connection to the Atlantic and the influence of the oceans, it reflects a culture rooted in tradition, innovation and material awareness. Through cork, textiles, wood, ceramics and metal, Portuguese design expresses continuity and transformation. Momentum highlights the ability to turn heritage into contemporary objects, positioning Portugal as a design ecosystem where craftsmanship, industry and innovation evolve together.
AICEP Portugal
December 11, 2025
Unwanted fibre becomes an UNWONTED experience. The brand makes alpaca duvets from fibres that would otherwise go unused. Across Poland, 47 small farmhouses produce fleece in quantities too small for industrial processing. UNWONTED collects, grades, and processes these volumes into duvets with GOTS–certified organic cotton shells, entirely free of synthetic components. Founded in 2025, the brand bridges Copenhagen design and Polish agriculture, where the founder's father and sister trained as professional shearers to supply the collection. Collection that is limited by the natural shearing cycle. Alpaca fibres accounts for 0.05% of world textile production and the experience of sleeping under it remains unfamiliar to most.
UNWONTED
January 9, 2026
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.
Objects May Vary
January 26, 2026
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