What an intensive and inspiring week in Copenhagen – characterised by impressions, inspiring conversations and great hospitality!

At this year’s 3 Days of Design, we were able to exhibit in two special places: together with our partner Tadaima as part of the curated exhibition ‘Past Forward’ and in the premises of the traditional Danish weaving mill Kjellerup Væveri. Two different partnerships that meet in one point: in the passion for clear forms, careful choice of materials and the combination of tradition and contemporary expression.

At Tadaima, our furniture became part of a curated design universe that brought together cultures, textures and clean forms. The exhibition brought together works from a wide variety of manufacturers, designers and artists, whose positions together characterised the character of the space – open, calm and multi-layered. Tadaima presented overlapping genres and geographies – a mixture of small series and handcrafted individual pieces, Scandinavian simplicity and an international perspective.

Kjellerup, on the other hand, impressively showed how much future there is in heritage: During the 3 Days of Design, we showed a special edition of the F51N armchair at Kjellerup Væveri – reinterpreted by Katrin Greiling and covered with characteristic fabrics by weaver Hanne Vedel, who will be celebrating 70 years in her profession in 2025.

The collaboration with the Kjellerup weaving mill, which has stood for meticulous craftsmanship for decades, gave the Bauhaus classic a contemporary textile depth – calm, precise and clear in expression.

We would like to thank Tadaima and Kjellerup Væveri for the collaboration – and for the opportunity to show our furniture in two such different contexts. Thank you to all visitors for the great interest and exchange.