3daysofdesign 2026

Curated by the team behind Ark Journal in collaboration with stylist Pernille Vest, DESIGN / DIALOGUE will focus on promoting high-quality design, continuing to validate and elevate new perspectives in design, spanning the disciplines of craft, object design, interior design, and decorative arts.

Part studio, part living space, and a working expression of the Magniberg world. In collaboration with Magniberg, e15 presents a special installation featuring a new iteration of BACKENZAHN™ by Philipp Mainzer in folded stainless steel.

Take a seat, look out over the beautiful waterfront, and experience a place designed for openness, comfort and connection. Explore the brand's new release, Cabrio, and discover how thoughtful design can bring people together in a setting that feels both inspiring and refreshingly real.

At the Martin Asbæk Gallery, in the centre of Copenhagen, Flos will present an installation by industrial designer Konstantin Grcic. Titled Nocturne, the exhibition was conceived to unveil his latest exclusive lighting collection for the brand.

The Flos permanent Showroom at Kuglegårdsvej 15 will showcase all the latest novelties from the Flos Decorative, Architectural and Outdoor divisions.

Debuting at the festival in 2026, the Finnish brand is hosting an "Out of Office" experience - a nod to the idea that when a workplace is designed to work as hard as the people inside it, the workday finishes sooner.

Explore the latest additions to the iconic 40/4 chair by David Rowland, now available in a wood frame with an upholstered seat and back. And introducing Numbra – a digital display system that revolutionises how venues organise and personalise seating.

An exhibition that will bring together past, present and future, hosting some of the brand’s most iconic objects and products that over time have defined the design language of Magis and that still represent its foundations today, alongside several new pieces expressing a momentum towards the future while growing from a well-established design tradition.

Join Muuto as they celebrate 20 years of new perspectives with a presentation of new designs and a moment to reflect on the next chapters of Scandinavian design through dialogue, exchange, and shared moments.

An immersive takeover that transforms a raw urban setting into a bold vision of contemporary living. The installation explores hyper-mobility, adaptability and portability through key pieces from the SS26 and AW26 collection, alongside a curated selection of accessories across scent, textiles, glassware and vases.

Experience how exquisite materials and masterful craftsmanship create unique products. The exhibition, The Art of Craft, cordially invites visitors to discover, feel and linger for a moment of well-being. The highlights of the collection unfold in the historic Odd Fellow Palace in the vibrant heart of Copenhagen.

Vitra unveils a new lounge chair created in partnership with Studio Πand presents iconic classics by Verner Panton in updated colours and fabrics to celebrate his centenary, along with the latest additions to several product families.

DJ on decks and drinks served by Framery. The ultimate OoO experience at the Framery pop-up showroom.

After the day's talks, join us for a relaxed networking session. Meet panellists, ask questions, and enjoy a drink while meeting industry peers. It's the perfect opportunity to deepen the conversation and build connections.

Start your 3daysofdesign morning with a social run through Copenhagen! Muuto and Designmuseum Danmark invite you to join a 5km run through the city before a full day of exhibitions, conversations, and design experiences. The run will finish with refreshments at Café Lille Format. Running t-shirts will be available for the first 50 sign-ups.

Vitra will be presenting a new lounge chair created in partnership with Studio Œ, alongside updated versions of Verner Panton's designs marking the centenary of his birth. Followed by the Launch Party.

Join the Academy for the opening reception - enjoy sparkling wine and an informal welcome by Dean, Mathilde Aggebo, followed by short introductions to three exhibitions on furniture, startups and lighting. Meet the teams and explore the shows in a relaxed, social setting.

In a talk by Ida Engholm, professor at the Royal Danish Academy, the life and work of Verner Panton are explored through his radical universe of form and colour. The talk highlights the tension between his reputation as an enfant terrible and his international breakthrough. Followed by drinks and jazz with Danish jazz-duo Cort Lunde.