ReCollector

ReCollector
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ReCollector designs storage solutions for small living spaces made from recycled or certified materials. The goal is to create products that make the everyday lives of consumers easier, more convenient, and stylish. All products are developed through anthropological research to understand the preferences, needs, and everyday lives of consumers. Responsibility is ingrained in ReCollector's DNA - with regards to relations, driving business, and production where nature serves as a significant source of inspiration for ReCollector. The aim is to move away from linear thinking and instead draw inspiration from nature, where everything operates in a circular manner.

Discover ReCollectors innovative solutions for organization, storage, and sorting! You're invited to explore the latest solutions at the ReCollector Universe. Join for an unparalleled experience at our collaborative exhibition "ELEVATE YOUR SPACE" - designed to ignite your imagination and engage your senses as you journey through the showcase. The exhibition aims to inspire, share aspirations and visions for the future. Immerse yourself in a transformative experience where every corner promises a delightful treat for your senses.

Related Exhibitions
Oxdenmarq was founded in 2003. The goal was to produce reasonably priced furniture from exclusive materials like vegetable tanned saddle leather. Making affordable furniture is a core value OX still pursue in everything they do. Before finishing the design studies at the Copenhagen Design University, Dennis Marquart completed a Blacksmith education. Craftsmanship is a key for OX in everything they do. Many OX products are shaped around marble or vegetable tanned saddle leather. Stone and leather are materials that will and should get marks over time but they will also age with a very special beauty. When you learn to appreciate the beauty of maturity and of time passing, you have learned to appreciate patina the way it should be: appreciated.
Oxdenmarq
January 30, 2024
Accessories
Furniture
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Aesthetic and technological research, design culture, innovation and a creative spirit never separated from functional quality and efficiency. This is the system of values that shapes the identity of Luceplan since its founding in 1978. The Luceplan catalogue contains an extensive, versatile range of lighting fixtures, with high standards of performance and aesthetics, crossing fields of applications and adapting to any usage need and any context. The experimental approach of the brand has been immediately translated, ahead to the times, into a focus on environmental issues and energy saving.
Luceplan
March 15, 2022
Lighting
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Sculptural objects meet the latest and greatest lifestyle books when Caché and New Mags join forces.

Tied to the universe of books. Designed with simplicity, honesty and pure aesthetics in mind. Integrating so seamlessly with the cultured home, every Caché object almost appears to be hiding in plain sight. Whatever your treasured books and magazines may be, they now have striking sculptural companions that never fail to feature a useful detail or function. The truth is, nothing really says more about us than the books we own. Books remind us of what we love and what’s important. What we have been, what we are and what we can become.
Caché x New Mags
March 14, 2022
Accessories
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
New Works presents a collection at the intersection between old and new. Light and dark. Design and art. The collection pays homage to the strong Scandinavian history of craftsmanship and materiality, whilst challenging the contemporary forms of today. New Works collaborate with an international group of renowned designers and artisans, who display a matching fascination with sculptural forms and honest materials. These collaborative pursuits convey a love of the sensual, and of the bold.
New Works
January 14, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Other Exhibitions
MOTARASU crafts design objects within lighting, furniture and interior that unites the clean, functional elegance of Danish design with the poetic beauty and refined simplicity of Japanese aesthetics to bring joy. Dedicated to creating timeless, sustainable pieces that evoke tranquillity and harmony, transforming everyday spaces into serene environments. By blending the best of both cultures, MOTARASU aspires to induce mindful living, elevate interiors with pure forms and natural materials, and infuse them with a quiet, understated elegance that speaks to the soul. During 3daysofdesign MOTARASU will launch new editions of the ENSO pendant by Lars Vejen, and the CHO lamp series by Ernst & Jensen.
MOTARASU
February 14, 2022
Founded in 1987, Woodnotes combines artistic creativity inspired by Finland’s rugged nature with advanced technology to shape beautiful, locally sourced materials. The softness of wool, the purity of paper, and the glow of linen define a collection of timeless designs with rare aesthetic quality. At the heart of the brand is its innovative use of paper yarn — creating durable, allergy–friendly rugs and blinds crafted from paper yarn and cotton. These are presented alongside a selection of outdoor rugs, tufted wool–linen carpets, and atelier–woven cotton–paper and wool–paper yarn rugs, among others.
WOODNOTES
March 7, 2023
Juslin maunula redefines luxury through resourceful design, where discarded premium textiles find new purpose. Founded in Helsinki by fashion designer Laura Juslin and Architect Lilli Maunula, this award–winning design studio dissolves the boundaries between architectural thinking and fashion sensibility. Their distinctive methodology transforms high–quality surplus upholstery materials from Italy, UK, and Scandinavia into refined home goods, wearables, and artistic installations. Each piece tells a story of revival, where forgotten textiles from past decades are curated and reimagined.
Juslin Maunula
February 2, 2024
Graduate designer Anke Neumann makes handmade paper glow in an unusual way. In her workshop, she makes large–format papers, incorporating light–conducting fibres. Similar to veins, these run through the paper surface and also form a kind of framework that contributes to the stability of the form. LED light is guided through the fibres and emitted laterally outwards in the paper layer. Together with the material aesthetics and design language, the light papers combine sculpture, luminaire and unique piece. They are not just objects that attract a lot of attention due to their shape. They are capable of enchanting a room, bathing it in poetic light.
LICHTPAPIER
January 14, 2025
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