ARRIVAL HALL

Next stop 🇩🇰 / The Poster Club

Celebrating its tenth year, The Poster Club has become known for connecting people with contemporary art through a carefully curated collection of works from independent artists around the world.

Presented exclusively during 3daysofdesign , The Art of Process invited a selection of artists to create new works while documenting the journey behind them.

From early sketches and material exploration to experimentation, revisions and final compositions, the exhibition offered a closer look at the decisions that shape an artwork over time.

It was a reminder that the final piece is only part of the story.

Sometimes the process is just as interesting.

More from Copenhagen to come!

Next stop 🇩🇰 / MOEBE

A visit to MOEBE Café during 3daysofdesign . Part working café, part exhibition of details.

Rather than viewing products from a distance, the space invited visitors to experience them through everyday rituals. Sitting at the tables, drinking from the cups and spending time with the details that make each piece distinctly MOEBE.

Known for designing with less, less noise, less clutter and less waste, that philosophy could be felt throughout the space. Precise construction, balanced proportions and materials used with intent.

A reminder that sometimes the smallest details are the ones that stay with you.

We’re also excited to share that MOEBE will be joining the Arrival Hall showroom and online store this Spring.

More to come from Copenhagen!

A stop by / String Furniture 🇩🇰

For 3daysofdesign this year, String presented Faces for Spaces, an exhibition exploring the relationship between people and the spaces they create around themselves.

Rather than focusing on a single product, the exhibition brought together different perspectives, showing how the same shelving system can take on a completely different character depending on who lives with it.

It was a reminder that the most interesting spaces are often the most personal. Shaped over time by the objects we collect, the books we keep and the things we choose to display.

More from Copenhagen to come!

Up next / A visit to Muuto 🇩🇰

This year Muuto is celebrating two decades of New Perspectives, marking 20 years of challenging and redefining Scandinavian design.

Rather than feeling like a retrospective, the exhibition at 3daysofdesign felt more like a conversation about where design is heading next. New launches, collaborations and ideas all sitting alongside the pieces that have helped shape the brand over the years.

It was a reminder that good design doesn’t stand still. It continues to evolve, question and adapt.

More from Copenhagen to come!

Next stop 🇩🇰 /

As part of , we visited the Form & Refine x Kurage exhibition, Formed by Nature. Refined for Life.

The space was built around the idea of slowing down. Danish furniture, tactile fabrics, quiet materials and a slower kind of coffee moment all coming together in a way that felt calm and considered.

What stood out most was how much the exhibition encouraged you to slow down and notice. Not just what something looks like, but how it feels, how you move through it, and how a space can shift the way you settle into it.

A really thoughtful stop, and one that felt closely aligned with the way we think about materials, longevity and everyday living.

Stay tuned for our next stop in Copenhagen!

Live from Copenhagen 🇩🇰

A stop by as part of 3 Days of Design this week.

Housed within a former 19th-century Copenhagen apothecary, FRAMA has built a reputation for creating a complete lifestyle universe spanning furniture, lighting, objects, scent and skincare.

Walking through the space, it was easy to see why. The focus wasn’t on individual products, but on how materials, atmosphere and everyday rituals come together to shape the way we live.

This year they’re presenting ‘The Mechanics of Scent’, an exhibition exploring the relationship between scent, memory and space. A reminder that design isn’t always something you see, sometimes it’s something you experience.

A space that left us with plenty to think about beyond the products themselves.

More from Copenhagen to come!

HAY Bowler.

Designed for smaller spaces, the Bowler manages to be both practical and a bit unexpected at the same time!

The single stem extends into a handle, making it easy to move from room to room, while the solid granite base keeps everything grounded.

🌟 Currently in stock in Cream White, Black, Pale Brown and Tile Red, with additional colours available to order

Available in-store and online!