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  • 1 week ago | wallpaper.com | Olly Mason |Hugo Macdonald |Ali Morris

    Welcome to 3 Days of DesignIt’s hard to fathom quite how quickly 3 Days of Design has risen to the top of the industry’s firmament. It started life in 2013 as a modest gathering of four brands in an old warehouse in Nordhavn. We were there, drinking craft beer out of cans, listening to house music surrounded by sofas, wondering if this was the future. Today, upwards of 500 companies, studios and designers from around the world will spill into venues across eight districts in the city.

  • 2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Ali Morris |Hugo Macdonald

    In 12 short years, ‘3 Days of Design’ has leap-frogged several larger and more established design events on the circuit to become one of the industry’s most anticipated and enjoyable escapades. True to its name, it takes place each year over three days (this year from 18-20 June) in historic buildings, showrooms and temporary spaces across the Danish capital.

  • 2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Ali Morris

    Each year, Norwegian outdoor furniture brand Vestre earmarks ten per cent of its production capacity for unconventional, high-ambition collaborations that blend different creative disciplines – an initiative it affectionately calls 'a little madness'. 'We want everybody to think outside the box, to dare to do something that hasn’t been done before,' says Bjørn Fjellstad, CEO of the company known for its sustainability-led manufacturing.

  • 2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Ali Morris

    Last week in Antwerp, Vincent Van Duysen opened the doors of his private home for an industry event – the first time he has done so since buying the old townhouse as a young architect 27 years ago.

  • 3 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Ali Morris

    One is a German luggage icon, the other a Swiss titan of modern furniture – but Rimowa and Vitra share a common material obsession: aluminium. For Rimowa, it's the defining element of its Original and Classic suitcase collections. For Vitra, it has long been central to pioneering pieces such as the Eames Aluminium Group chairs.

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15 Apr 21

In a normal year, hundreds of thousands of design folk would be in Milan this week for the Salone del Mobile. In this piece for Haute Living, I reflect on a year of virtual events and explore what the future could hold for design fairs https://t.co/CERTnem1pm

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