In June this year, we were delighted to take part in the DESIGN / DIALOG exhibition organised by the Danish magazine ARK JOURNAL within the framework 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen. It was the perfect opportunity to premiere our latest furniture from the BLOCK series. The stark, industrial space of a former port warehouse at PAKHUS 11 provided a unique backdrop for our furniture.
KEEP IT REAL
The slogan of this year's edition is a call for authenticity, but also an encouragement to show the production process.
Each of the three days was filled with unique moments worth remembering for a long time. We especially remember the first open workshops. OFFCUTS Project , where you created decorative objects from marble waste. We appreciate your enthusiasm, curiosity, and willingness to pause for a moment.
Copenhagen
Although the Copenhagen Festival is one of the shorter events in the world of design, its importance grows each year. From an exhibitor's perspective, we particularly appreciate its urban setting and the lack of the need for expensive stands. It's the idea and the product that count. KEEP IT REAL. Although the event lasts only three days, we spent over a week in Copenhagen. The weather was more than kind, and the city is irresistible during such times.
We stayed in a unique location on what's known as PAPER ISLAND (Papirøen). This is the name of a former warehouse and industrial complex located on Christiansholm Island in central Copenhagen, right next to the famous Christianshavn district and the modern Royal Opera House. The island earned its colloquial name because it housed paper warehouses for many years.
Over the past decade, this place has become a symbol of the transformation of Copenhagen's post-industrial areas. It gained popularity following the opening of Copenhagen Street Food – a massive market hall with food trucks and food stalls serving cuisines from around the world.
Additionally, revitalization has restored the city's forgotten port area, which is now bustling with life, combining recreational and residential functions. The architecture here is absolutely top-notch.
The next edition of 3daysofdesign will be June 10-12, 2026. See you there!