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nanimarquina was born from a singular desire: to create visually stunning rugs that would captivate people's senses. With an unwavering commitment to innovation in techniques and materials, nanimarquina stands as a pioneering family enterprise dedicated to handcrafting contemporary rugs. Collaboration with renowned international designers has always been at the core of nanimarquina's philosophy. This approach ensures a diverse range of styles and provides a platform for experimenting with textures, materials, and shapes, which has become a defining characteristic of the brand. Since 2021 nanimarquina is Climate Neutral certified. The company measures, offsets and reduces its carbon footprint leading the way toward a more sustainable future.

nanimarquina is set to unveil its latest 2026 collections during 3daysofdesign at Framing. Nanimarquina takes part within the FRAMING exhibition, presenting Matiz, a collection by French designer Julie Richoz. This dhurrie introduces an innovative dyeing technique, where a woven base is over–dyed to create subtle contrasts and unique variations in each piece. Entirely handcrafted, no two rugs are alike, highlighting the richness of material and process. Matiz reflects a refined balance between colour, texture, and craftsmanship, offering a contemporary expression of textile design.

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Display / Displayed
May 27, 2026
Part of 2026
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Studio Pallavi
January 30, 2026
Furniture
Part of 2026
On the occasion of 3daysofdesign, Johan Borups Højskole opens the doors to its historic mansion in Copenhagen’s Cultural District, inviting visitors to explore the graduation showcase by emerging Nordic voices. This semester’s final exhibitions feature a project from Design & Ceramics—an artistic education where tradition meets contemporary culture in an open, exploratory atmosphere. Set within the school’s historic courtyard and interiors, the showcase highlight the culmination of a semester shaped by dialogue, curiosity, and craftsmanship. Founded in 1891, Johan Borups' is a Danish ‘højskole’—a creative community based on growth, collab and reflection.
Johan Borups Højskole
April 9, 2025
Furniture
Part of 2025
Part of 2026
Materials
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Crafting Plastics! x Loop Loop
April 30, 2026
Lighting
Part of 2026
Materials
Accessories
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Blå Station
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KunstIndustrien values supreme quality, aiming for the highest standards in everything they do. Their handcrafted candles combine traditional craftsmanship with modern design, and they never compromise in the choices of raw materials or suppliers. KunstIndustrien is known for their exquisite quality products and for candles you can trust. The wide variety of quality candles satisfy every need for an inviting and warm atmosphere for both business and pleasure. KunstIndustriens wax altar candles are made with RSPO certified stearin and are EN-tested and approved for low soot behavior. The 100% upcycled olive wax candles are made solely from the left-over raw materials from olive oil production.
KunstIndustrien Copenhagen
February 24, 2022
Rosti is a Danish brand, founded in 1944 by Rolf Fahrenholz and Stig Jørgensen, and known for its functional kitchen utensils, now sold worldwide. The brand’s best–known classic is undoubtedly the Margrethe bowl. This distinctive bowl was of Acton Bjørn and Sigvard Bernadotte and has been produced since the early 1950s. In 1954, it was named after Queen Margrethe II. It is all about making everyday life easier. Form and function go hand in hand in a simple, timeless expression, created by talented Danish designers across generations. Quality is a cornerstone of Rosti’s range. Rosti brings energy, joy and Danish design into the kitchen—year after year.
Rosti
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Louis Poulsen
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