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3daysofdesign: the Camron Guide

From cafe pop-ups to New studios, we’re descending on Copenhagen for 3DaysofDesign.
Find out where to go and what to see 10-12 June 2026...

AUDO
Audo presents 'Quiet Grandeur‘: an exhibition at Audo House exploring a calmer and more enduring idea of contemporary living. Presented within the concept shop, the exhibition introduces new designs alongside curated pieces from the wider Audo collection within a cohesive spatial narrative shaped by atmosphere, tactility and connection – subtly reminiscent of Nordic interpretations of classicism.
Århusgade 130, 2150 København, Denmark

KELLY WEARSTLER X SERAX
Kelly Wearstler will make her 3daysofdesign debut with the introduction of ‘Perch’, extending her collaboration with Belgian design brand Serax. Presented at the New Mags bookstore, the sculptural glassware collection is inspired by the experience of observing nature in motion, capturing its rhythms and fluidity through expressive glass forms.
New Mags, Ny Østergade 28, 1101 Copenhagen

KVADRAT ACOUSTICS
Discover a special exhibition in collaboration with local partner, Paustian. The showcase will feature some of the most iconic pieces of the Italian design brand, including Sacco – the original and authentic bean bag; the Quaderna series by Superstudio, which will be the centerpiece of a dedicated installation; and the Sciangai coat stand. Set against a striking scenography in amaranth tones, the exhibition will also highlight a curated selection of the brand’s most emblematic creations.
mAGNIBERG
Magniberg opens its new studio in Copenhagen. Part studio, part living space, the house is a working expression of the brand: a place for creation, conversation and collaboration, where ideas are shaped, collections take form and the world of Magniberg unfolds. During 3daysofdesign, Magniberg showcases a special installation created in collaboration with e15.
Tietgensgade 35, 39, 1577

CASSINA
Karakter x Cassina present “The Cassina Perspective” within an apartment in the historic Frederiksgade 1 design house collaborative. The installation unfolds across six rooms, showcasing a curated combination of design heritage and contemporary expression. Icons from the Cassina Collection are layered alongside new designs, with a special focus on recent launches from the Karakter x Cassina collaboration: Aldo Bakker's AB Dining table, the reissued CH66 chair by Nicos Zographos, and Verner Panton's Peacock Chair.
Frederiksgade 1, 1st Floor
LOUIS POULSEN
Phorever: An Exploration is a journey into the universe of the iconic Poul Henningsen. Celebrating the 100th anniversary of Poul Henningsen’s iconic System PH, as invented in 1926, the festival
theme will unfold into a multifaceted experience, revolving around a
curated PH Exhibition, inspiring talks, archival designs, and a one-of-a-kind collaboration.
KVADRAT
Kvadrat presents ‘THREE’, the latest residential curtain collection by Isa Glink, through an installation exploring multidimensionality, materiality and sculptural form. The project transforms textiles into sensual spatial elements that activate and define open space. For the second consecutive year, the Kvadrat showroom also hosts the Kvadrat & Vitra Café, where visitors can enjoy seasonal dishes by chef Mikkel Karstad in a curated setting combining Kvadrat textiles with iconic furniture by Vitra.

TOM DIXON AT THE CARPARK
British design brand Tom Dixon presents THE CARPARK, a bold takeover of Egmont Carpark in central Copenhagen, transformed into an immersive installation exploring hyper-mobility, adaptability and movement.
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