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TAKT is rethinking the approach to designing, constructing, and selling furniture, aiming to bring high-quality design to a broader audience. The brand is challenging the prevailing throw-away culture around furniture, asserting that furniture is not disposable. Furniture should be loved, cared for and handed to future generations. Therefore, all TAKT furniture is designed for repair. Their component based approach to design means that all parts are replaceable, so when life happens, you’ll be able to identify the right part of the furniture to repair or replace. This way, your furniture could last forever. Furthermore, TAKT is a B Corp and all products are certified with the EU Ecolabel. TAKT calls it 'Perpetual Sustainable Design'.

Join TAKT at this year's 3daysofdesign to explore their exhibition in the heart of Vesterbro, Copenhagen. In collaboration with Formation Gallery you are invited to explore the gallery’s exhibition featuring TAKT with a special focus on unveiling their latest product set to launch at 3daysofdesign. Swing by, take a seat and be among the first to experience TAKT's newest addition to their furniture collection. The exhibition will be open every day of the festival, welcoming all visitors to immerse themselves in the world of TAKT.

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Peach Corner is an artist–run exhibition space for artistic materialisations in clay. Peach Corner present the ceramic discipline across craft, design and visual art expressions in what is, obviously, a fairly fluid field. In the permanent exhibition space, Peach Corner organises seven exhibitions a year. During 3daysofdesign, Peach Corner will stage a special exhibition that presents functional ceramics: objects that play a part in acts and utilitarian contexts. Peach Corner wishes to showcase good ceramic ideas, sensuous shapes and clay transformed into form and design with a distinct character and contemporary relevance.
Peach Corner
January 6, 2024
Accessories
Part of 2024
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Eikund was established spring of 2016, and since then they have gathered the best of Norwegian furniture design from the 1950s and 60s under one brand. This is a result of a treasure hunt that gives old icons from their design legacy new life. The collection of Norwegian mid-century design features iconic works by renowned masters such as Fredrik A. 
Kayser, Sigurd Resell and Torbjørn Bekken. 

Quality requirements for high-end furniture makes Eikund both sustainable and viable; They would rather produce furniture designed to last, than something short lived. Every single product from them can be described as Nordic modernism at its best!  

Visit them to see their new products in a mix with the current lineup.
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Mobelcph is driven by a passion for quality design furniture, blending Japanese craftsmanship with modern technology. Curated by Claudio Guarino, the collection features pieces by renowned Danish designer Kai Kristiansen and the organic, vibrant creations of the Milan–based Japanese–Danish design duo, Inoda+Sveje, among others. Combining fine woodworking with contemporary production techniques, the designs prioritise ergonomics, aesthetics, and lasting quality—creating furniture that is both visually and physically engaging. Some pieces are crafted by expert carpenters in Japan, while others celebrate the seamless fusion of Danish and Japanese design traditions.
Mobelcph
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Finnish design companies Artek and Marimekko are united by bold and distinct identities that are heavily influenced by architecture, nature and human–centric pragmatism. Marimekko’s distinctive patterns are rooted in expressing a strong and unique identity, celebrating perfect imperfections and the trace of the human hand. Artek’s technological expertise incorporates wood bending and advanced woodworking techniques integrates the warm, organic qualities of Finnish birchwood into standardised production processes.
Artek + Marimekko
January 11, 2024
Accessories
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Paper Collective is the original Copenhagen curator of modern art prints. Since 2013 they have collaborated with artists, architects, designers and brands to create collections of original artworks and art solutions, all at a great price. Closely linked with the design industry from their foundation, Paper Collective collaborates with some of the industry's biggest talents including Alfredo Häberli, Norm Architects and Studiopepe, to create artwork that provides that finishing touch within contemporary interiors. Proudly produced in–house in Denmark, their collection ranges from ready to print solutions to custom framing, acoustic products and complete curatorial services allowing designers to create their ultimate immersive environments.
Paper Collective
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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
For over 20 years, ARCHITECTMADE has carefully crafted designs from Denmark’s most visionary architects. Rejecting mass production, the brand focuses on a select few creations, each defined by uncompromising quality and timeless appeal.

With meticulous craftsmanship at its core, every piece is made to become part of daily life for generations, creating an alternative to throwaway culture.
ARCHITECTMADE
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Mobelcph
February 15, 2022
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