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Founded in Copenhagen in 2021 by Hanne Berzant and her daughters, Josefine and Emma — Tadaima is a curated design universe where cultures, aesthetics, and materiality come together. With a shared background in the creative industry, they have created a platform dedicated to timeless design, where every piece is carefully selected for its form, function, and narrative. The name Tadaima—Japanese for "I’m home"— embodies a sense of warmth and belonging. Curation is an art form bringing together sculptural forms, rich textures, and refined details. Through collaborations with both established and emerging designers, Tadaima shapes a selection that seamlessly connects heritage with contemporary expression.

Past Forward, a curated exhibition by Tadaima for 3daysofdesign 2025, explores the dialogue between tradition and modernity. Set in a light–filled 550 sqm venue in Frederiksstaden, the exhibition brings together furniture, lighting, textiles, and art shaped by heritage and contemporary craftsmanship — where function meets form, and small–scale makers stand alongside established names. Sculptural and functional, minimal and expressive, Past Forward reflects on how design evolves over time. Visitors are invited to experience design as a layered narrative, where the past is carried forward through thoughtful curation, material presence, and timeless form.

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