RUE VERTE
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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.

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