RUE VERTE
Cover image missing

Founded in 1994, RUE VERTE is a gallery, concept store and interior design studio located in the heart of Copenhagen. Bringing together contemporary design, art, vintage pieces and collected objects, RUE VERTE has developed a distinct approach to creating interiors where different periods, disciplines and expressions coexist naturally. Rather than separating art, design and collecting into categories, RUE VERTE explores the dialogue that emerges when they are brought together within a cohesive environment.

For this year's 3daysofdesign, RUE VERTE presents a newly transformed interior. Within the gallery, dedicated presentations highlight the work of Shuhei Fukuda, Jojo Corväiá, Karen Verlinden and Studio Henry Wilson, alongside a salon-style installation featuring contemporary art, vintage lighting, rare books and original architectural elements by Jean Prouvé. The exhibition also includes works and collections from Bieke Casteleyn, Boldizar Senteski, Ceccotti Collezioni, Collection Particulière, CTO Lighting, Delcourt Collection, Entrelacs Creation, Koen Van Guijze, Maja Karen, Meridiani, Morten Angelo, Natural Material Studio, Ochre, Overgaard & Dyrman, Simonsen & Czechura, Toogood and Vogel Studio, among others.

Related Exhibitions
Elis Monsport is a Czech multidisciplinary designer and visionary glass engraver working at the intersection of fine and applied arts. Inspired by landscapes, mountains, and the transformation of light, Elis Monsport translates natural atmospheres into glass with refined sensitivity and poetic precision. Specializing in engraved and kiln-formed glass, continuously expanding the material’s expressive and spatial potential. The work spans architectural elements, sculptural objects, mirrored installations, and collectible furniture that balance geometric clarity with organic fluidity.
Elis Monsport
February 1, 2026
Part of 2026
Garde Hvalsøe has, since 1990, created kitchens and interiors shaped by hand, material, and architectural intent. Each project begins with natural materials and the people who will live with it. Made to order, every detail is considered in relation to its purpose and surroundings. Rooted in Danish craftsmanship, the work reflects a belief in making things properly, allowing time, technique, and material to define the result. Interiors made to be used, to age, and to remain.
Garde Hvalsøe
November 7, 2022
Kitchen
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Part of 2026
Founded in Japan, YAMAGIWA has spent more than 100 years creating spaces where lighting is shaped by a deep sensitivity to beauty. Beyond illumination, light is approached as a way of shaping atmosphere—bringing comfort, clarity, and a quiet emotional resonance to a space. Rooted in Japanese craftsmanship, YAMAGIWA values material integrity, refined detail, and lasting quality. Through collaborations with internationally recognised architects and designers—including Frank Lloyd Wright, Shiro Kuramata, and Toyo Ito—YAMAGIWA’s philosophy of light has found expression on an international stage.
YAMAGIWA
January 16, 2026
Part of 2026
Lighting
Estonia’s national story is simple: succeeding at change is its superpower; in design, that means future ready solutions with a gentle, human pace, delivered with a friendly, down to earth voice and clean, simple form. Silen, Slept, SEOS, House of Pärnamets, Maarit Pöör, Jalg, Aeris, Loreida Hein x RaSun, EMBAKUMBA—gathered at the Embassy of Estonia to show how a small, digitally fluent nation turns calm into a competitive edge—spaces and objects that make room to think, feel, and slow down. Together, they translate Estonia’s brand into lived experience: authentic materials, generous space, and technology that disappears into the background—design that invites you to slow down, breathe, and notice what matters in this moment.
Embassy of Estonia
January 30, 2026
Furniture
Office
Beds
Accessories
Materials
Other Exhibitions
Fantoni Group specialises in the manufacture of office furniture, partition walls, sound–absorbent systems, MDF, chipboard and laminates. With the support of the Groups’ network of companies, which work synergistically for the integrated development of its products, Fantoni performs all stages of the production process in–house and, thanks to its eight hydroelectric power plants, five cogeneration plants and two photovoltaic systems, it contributes significantly to its own energy requirements and implements a system designed to constantly improve its performance. Having received the Compasso d’Oro award for lifetime achievement in 1998 from ADI, Fantoni Group has become a reference point due to the intense activity of its Research Centre.
FANTONI
February 9, 2026
Claire Delmar is a Sydney based commercial and residential interior stylist working across interiors, editorial and campaign styling with leading architects, designers, media and brands in Australia and internationally. Known for her soulful, considered approach, Claire’s work transcends trends through the intentional curation of colour, texture, materiality and tone. Grounded in strong design principles including colour theory, spatial planning and composition, her work is recognised for its clarity and narrative depth. Her projects are regularly featured in Australian and global publications.
Claire Delmar
November 27, 2025
Dagmar has over a decade of expertise in restoring and working with classic 20th–century Scandinavian furniture. Rooted in the principles of Scandinavian Modern design, the brand is defined by the balance of beauty, craftsmanship, and function developed during the golden era of 1930 to 1970, a movement that continues to shape contemporary design today.
Dagmar
February 15, 2024
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
×
RUE VERTE
Check back soon!