Tekla
Cover image missing

Established in Copenhagen in 2017, Tekla creates elevated yet functional homeware pieces that centre a timeless, straightforward design expression. Since launching, Tekla has embodied an honest commitment to uncompromising quality. With a foundation in bedding, the full collection now comprises pieces for the entire home, including towels, sleepwear and blankets—all made to be lived in and made to last. Tekla holds B Corp certification, joining a global movement of people using business as a force for good. Tekla is available at its Copenhagen and London stores, globally online and through a handful of carefully selected retail partners in Europe, North America and the Asia–Pacific.

Tekla returns to Charlottenborg, an art institution and former palace located in the heart of Copenhagen, with The Heart of Living exhibition exploring the tradition and craft of patchwork quilts. Referencing 20th–century Swedish design and using colours from Tekla’s archive, exhibition pieces are displayed alongside Tekla’s heirloom–inspired broderie anglaise collection in cabin beds—enclosed wooden beds used until the 19th century in Sweden. The exhibition design is supported by Mentze Ottenstein.

Related Exhibitions
BY EVE, founded by designer Sandra Peters, explores light through the purity of mouth-blown glass and timeless form. Each lamp is individually crafted, giving every piece a unique presence. Defined by organic shapes and refined simplicity, the collection combines glass with materials such as wood and metal to create balanced, atmospheric lighting. Free from unnecessary detail, the designs allow light, material and form to take center stage. Spanning table, floor and wall lamps, BY EVE brings a calm, sculptural quality to interiors—lighting designed to shape atmosphere, elevate space and make the moment matter.
BY EVE
February 11, 2026
Lighting
Part of 2026
Grythyttan Stålmöbler is one of Sweden’s oldest furniture manufacturers, with a long tradition of craftsmanship and Scandinavian design. For more than a century, the furniture has been handcrafted in Grythyttan using carefully selected wood and spring steel. This unique combination makes the chairs and tables exceptionally durable and weather-resistant, designed to last for generations. The characteristic gentle rocking motion of the chairs is created by the carefully shaped spring steel frame—a detail that still requires skilled craftsmanship. During 3daysofdesign, Grythyttan Stålmöbler presents Bovik, a new addition that reflects its heritage while introducing a contemporary expression to outdoor living.
Grythyttan Stålmöbler
November 23, 2022
Furniture
Outdoor
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Yobiiro fuses traditional craftsmanship from regions across Japan with cutting–edge technology, transforming them into products that awaken the senses and emotions. It treats subtle shifts in light, scent, and temperature as colours that enrich everyday life. Like the first pour that draws water from a well, it invites new perception and awareness. Working with production regions, craftspeople, and technologists, Yobiiro explores forms of value beyond functionality or numbers—value meant to be felt. In doing so, it brings a first drop into daily life and sketches new possibilities for the future.
Yobiiro
January 28, 2026
Part of 2026
A history of projects, creativity and continuous experimentation. Since 1976. This is the know-how that Magis brings to the world of design. Founded in Northern Italy as a family-run business, the company has grown to become a veritable design laboratory for the home, outdoors, office and contract sectors, and is now a globally recognised leader in the design world. Magis has a concrete idea of design, without fear of daring. The continuous search for new languages, ideas and production systems guides the company towards uncompromising design that stands the test of time. All this with an eye to the past, from which Magis loves to draw inspiration, and another to a sustainable, contemporary and timeless future.
MAGIS
February 15, 2022
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Accessories
Furniture
Outdoor
Other Exhibitions
Lokal is a Helsinki–based concept gallery bringing forth local artwork and collectible design. Inspired by a blend of artistic expression and craftsmanship, Lokal embraces sustainability and small–scale production. Fostering a supportive creative community rooted in heritage and a close relationship to nature is at the core of their activity. Lokal’s curated exhibitions can be viewed both at their homelike gallery space in Helsinki, as well as online. During 3daysofdesign, Lokal collaborates with The Finnish Cultural Institute in Denmark to present an exhibition featuring a group of Finnish artists and makers working at the intersection of fine art and functionality.
Lokal Gallery
January 23, 2025
Seino Takashi Design is a design company founded in Chiba, Japan, in 2020 by Takashi Seino. Guided by the theme of universality, the studio works across interior and product design, carefully considering the relationship between people, objects and spaces while valuing materials. Its designs emerge through dialogue, embracing clients, users, materials and nature. The philosophy is inspired by the Japanese concept Sampō Yoshi—“good for the seller, good for the buyer, and good for society.” This principle guides the studio beyond profit, encouraging meaningful contributions to society and fostering long–term relationships built on trust.
seino takashi design
January 20, 2026
Kast is an award-winning British brand known for its sculptural concrete basins, combining architectural form with meticulous craftsmanship. Designed and handcrafted in Nottinghamshire, each piece is produced in-house before being shipped to projects worldwide. As the first brand to create a dedicated collection of concrete wash basins, Kast redefined the material, transforming concrete from industrial to expressive. Today, the collection spans a wide range of forms and a palette of 28 colours, revealing the depth, texture and individuality of concrete. With over two decades of expertise, Kast continues to explore the boundaries of form, colour and craft.
Kast
February 2, 2026
ØDELAND is a material and design project that transforms overlooked waste streams into new aesthetic possibilities. Based on high–fired ceramic landfill waste such as discarded toilets and sinks, ØDELAND works to rethink value, resources, and material cycles. Using sanitary waste, granite dust from quarrying, and pharmaceutical glass, ØDELAND is developing new ceramic expressions in which waste becomes identity, form, and narrative.
Ødeland
April 29, 2026
×
Tekla
Check back soon!