Festival Highlight

Moments in Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm's Life

We asked four designers about the moments that matter in their lives.

Photographer:
Pelle Johansen © Boogie Pictures
Credits:
Pelle Johansen © Boogie Pictures
Credits:
Pelle Johansen © Boogie Pictures
Festival Highlight

Moments in Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm's Life

We asked four designers about the moments that matter in their lives.

Follow artist and furniture designer Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm through the moments that shape her creative practice. From daily rituals and quiet observations to unexpected sources of inspiration. In a series of personal videos captured from her own perspective, she invites us into her world and the details that inform her way of seeing and creating. Watch the film and discover her personal recommendations for this year’s 3daysofdesign.

 

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Designers mentioned in this article

Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm
Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm is a furniture designer and textile artist based in Copenhagen and Sweden. Taking starting points in everyday situations, she creates objects for brands like Fritz Hansen and exhibitions. Since 2019, she focuses on textile art, represented by Francis Gallery. She opened her studio in 2007.

Exhibitors mentioned in this article

VÆRKTØJ
Gothersgade 30, 1123 Copenhagen
Throughout history, tools have been crucial to humanity’s ability to survive and innovate, from primitive stone tools to advanced machinery, tools have been key to shaping the world. VÆRKTØJ is an exhibition format that aims to communicate and demonstrate how the identities of designers are largely shaped by the tools they use; as tools not only drive the development of ideas and creative processes but also leave a distinct mark on the final product.
VÆRKTØJ
SESTRÁ
Silkegade 11, 2nd Floor, 1113 Copenhagen
SESTRÁ develops visually restrained objects and furniture informed by research into everyday homemaking practices. Drawing on anthropological studies, it reinterprets domestic altars as contemporary spatial tools for grounding through everyday use. Extending sustainability beyond material concerns, the work engages the home as a site for care and healing.
SESTRÁ
Dignity Design
Frederiksgade 1, 1265 Copenhagen
Dignity Design is a Danish design concept and an emerging field exploring how design can restore dignity in vulnerable stages of life. Co–founded by Danish designer Anker Bak, it brings together design, care, and human experience. It rethinks how products, spaces, and systems shape moments of transition, proposing a new paradigm where care, tactility, and emotional awareness are central to everyday life.
Dignity Design
3daysofdesign is Denmark’s annual design festival, conceived as a platform to showcase and celebrate great design. It’s the opportunity to meet, network and be inspired by designs from local and global talent. The informal atmosphere welcomes people to engage directly with design brands at stunning locations all over Copenhagen.

Since its inception in 2013, Signe Byrdal Terenziani has facilitated the growth of the design community in her role as Managing Director. It all began as a small design event held in an old warehouse in Nordhavn, a harbour area overlooking Copenhagen’s waterfront. Four Danish brands launched the event as a joint initiative: Montana, Erik Jørgensen (now owned by Fredericia Furniture), Anker & Co, and Kvadrat. At that time, Copenhagen lacked a proper design festival, since the previous annual furniture fair at Bella Center closed down some years before.

Today, the 3daysofdesign festival extends to the entire city of Copenhagen and is considered the most significant annual design festival in Scandinavia and Northern Europe.

Each year since its inception, 3daysofdesign has grown in popularity exponentially. In 2025, over 460 brands exhibited at the festival, where over 60.000 visitors could choose from as many as 600+ events to attend in various design districts across Copenhagen, such as design talks, product launches, networking, etc.

3daysofdesign takes place every year in Copenhagen mainly in showrooms and galleries during June, Wednesday to Friday. In 2026 the festival will be held from 10— 12 June.

Pack your bags, book a hotel and come to Copenhagen! 3daysofdesign is open to the general public and everyone is invited to visit the showrooms, exhibitions, workshops and design talks. All events are free of charge.

Please check the programme, which is updated on an ongoing basis, at 3daysofdesign.dk

You can look forward to seeing cutting-edge concepts from new and established names in lifestyle, design, furniture and interior design. Get a preview of new product launches. Learn about upcoming trends on the horizon. Meet the players behind forward-thinking ideas worth knowing. And network with like-minded people with a passion for design.

It's easy to get around in Copenhagen.

Rent a bike, jump on the bus or metro, catch a boat or simply walk from venue to venue. At the same time, you will have the opportunity to enjoy the architecture, restaurants, cafes, shops and Copenhagen's relaxed vibe by day and vibrant night life.

Absolutely! Don't forget to download our app on your Android or iPhone. It provides a comprehensive view of all the festival events, including a complete list of exhibitions along with their locations on our interactive 3daysofdesign map. Plus, you can use our free QR ticket system for easy access to everything the festival has to offer.