Agenda (2026)

  • 3daysofdesign, Copenhagen (June 10 — 12, 2026)

    ROYAL COPENHAGEN x GRIEGST
    In an museological exercise at the flagship store, Royal Copenhagen and Griegst unveil a siren-guarded treasure from the archives. Celebrating one of the most spectacular and visionary showpieces from Royal Copenhagen’s rich tradition of artist collaborations, the exhibition transports guests to strange shores and presents the resurrection and new incarnation of a porcelain masterpiece. The showcase reawakens the Surreal magic created in this meeting between two pinnacles of uncompromising art and craftsmanship, and the artistic freedom Royal Copenhagen has always sought to cultivate.

    Amagertorv 6, 1160 Copenhagen.
  • During 3daysofdesign, Vitra unveils a new lounge chair created in partnership with Studio Œ​ and presents iconic classics by Verner Panton in updated colours and fabrics to celebrate his centenary, along with the latest additions to several product families.

    Pakhus 48, Klubiensvej 22, 2150 Copenhagen
  • Ark Journal presents the third edition of DESIGN / DIALOGUE, an exclusive exhibition during 3daysofdesign bringing together leading international brands in a highly curated setting shaped by conversation, exchange and cultural relevance.

    Exhibitors: Acerbis, Anaïs Vindel, atelier vierkant, BassamFellows, Beliqa, cc–tapis, Chen Min Office, COR, Deltalight, Dung Ngo & Marta Los Angeles, eggersmann, Felix Eichkorn, Formei, IXC, Jochen Magyar, Joerg Koziol, Johanna Meyer, MDF Italia, Molteni, More, Moroso, Reuber Henning, sog, Studio Pallavi, UBU, Un'common, Vaarnii, Warp & Weft, ykoon.

    Den Frie Udstilling, Oslo Plads 1, 2100 Copenhagen
  • Georg Jensen At Play exhibition is a playful take on design that shaped Georg Jensen’s work since 1904. For 3daysofdesign 2026, the brand returns this spirit to its founding material, silver, in a whimsical garden in the heart of Copenhagen.

    Højbro Plads, Copenhagen, Denmark
  • Founded in 2005, Mutina has built its identity through collaborations with some of the most influential designers of our time, redefining ceramics as a medium of research and expression. By merging artisanal knowledge with contemporary experimentation, the company challenges conventional production logics and explores new spatial and material languages, creating timeless collections that move beyond decoration into architecture and art. Every initiative is the result of a harmonious collaboration with Michael Anastassiades, Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Konstantin Grcic, Hella Jongerius, OEO Studio, Raw Edges, Inga Sempé, Patricia Urquiola, Vincent Van Duysen, and Tokujin Yoshioka.

    Borgergade 17E, 1300 Copenhagen
  • SPACES WITHIN invites you to COLLECTION ARRANGED, an exhibition presenting a structured overview of their evolving collection of sculptural cabinet hardware and wall hooks. Framed within an architectural structure defined by rhythm, materiality, and poetic expression, the installation continues the brand’s exploration of the relationship between object and space. Developed in collaboration with architect Daniel Kutlesovski, this year’s setting is constructed from repurposed materials from previous installations.

    Borgergade 91, 1300 Copenhagen
  • To celebrate 90 years of the Aalto vase, Iittala presents the Aalto 90 Pavilion at the public square in Ofelia Plads. Shaped after Alvar Aalto’s celebrated design, the pavilion invites visitors to step inside the form itself and experience an immersive soundscape created especially for the occasion. Within the pavilion, Iittala unveils its exclusive Aalto City Vases, presented as part of the spatial experience. The pavilion is a place for encounters, reflection, and sensory immersion—bringing together past, present, and future through one of the most enduring symbols of design during 3daysofdesign.

    Ofelia Plads, Kvæsthusbroen, 1250 Copenhagen
  • 22 System presents a collaborative installation with Crosby Studios, alongside the debut of a new colourway, Bleu Connecté, at 3daysofdesign. Conceived as a functional work of art, the installation—titled Plug-It—reimagines the exhibition environment as a living system, reflecting on how contemporary spaces are powered, inhabited, and continuously reconfigured. At its centre is a mirrored artwork composed of multicoloured electrical sockets. Visitors are invited to plug in objects and engage directly with the system. The artwork exists only through use. Each interaction alters the composition in real time.

    Kronprinsessegade 11, 1306 Copenhagen
  • Step inside Bang & Olufsen’s Residence of Beautiful Sound, an immersive Copenhagen apartment experience set within a historic home. Following its 100 year anniversary, the Residence brings together acoustic mastery, timeless design, and uncompromising craftsmanship in a contemporary expression of the principles that have defined the brand for a century, creating experiences that inspire immediate emotion and remain meaningful over time.

    Strandgade 26, 1401 Copenhagen
  • Compositions, presented by aarticles for 3daysofdesign, brings objects from successive collections forward into the company of newer works, where layering becomes a form of co-construction. Vince Skelly presents wooden sculptures developed from chess set prototypes, Sharlen Nozawa shows new Bizen ware from a recent residency in Japan; Juliette Pénélope Pépin, ceramics worked through terra sigillata and ash glazes; Jérémie St-Onge of Verre d'Onge, a series of hand-blown vessels in which differences do the work of composition. New work by Hannah Kuhlmann and Patricia Perales García enters alongside returning makers Christian+Jade, Agnieszka Owsiany, Shane Gabier, Yeodong Yun, Louie Isaaman-Jones and Anna Fiedler.

    Christian IX's Gade 1, 4th floor, 1111 Copenhagen
  • other circle is a design exhibition taking place in Copenhagen, Denmark. Launched in 2025, other circle explores and redefines contemporary design culture. It brings together art, design, fashion, food, and music in a curated setting that responds to the growing need for cross-disciplinary formats with real cultural presence.

    Exhibitors: Akua Objects, Alternative Artefacts, Danto, Ingridsdotter, Karl Monies, Lea Colombo, Nick Ross, NM3, Pedestal, Sausset Leo, Transparent...

    The Lab, Vermundsgade 40, 2100 CPH
  • The exhibition presents a curated selection of Akua Objects’ designs, revealing the brand’s artistic vision. Each collection carries an old–world charm through nature–inspired sculptures, vases honouring Danish poetry, floral chandeliers and playful glassware that captures meaningful moments. For glass connoisseurs, The Clara Collection is introduced as a series of unique table artworks that also function as sculptural explorations of light and colour, marking Akua Objects' third fine table art series. A collaboration with chef Frederik Bille Brahe brings a refined sommelier perspective, celebrating the shared language of food, design, glass and history. Staged in central Copenhagen, the exhibition unfolds as a poetic, museum–like tablescape.

    Gothersgade 8B, 1123 Copenahgen

  • Within a culture saturated with the visual, The Mechanics of Scent expands what we consider part of domestic space through a presentation centered on scent, an element that must be experienced in person. As we question the norms of design for the home, we are reminded that we live by our senses every day, and that scent is architectural whether we can see it or not.

    Each sculpture is the result of a collaboration between FRAMA and artist David Gardner, presented alongside vintage furnishings and décor that explore how a space is truly lived in, rather than simply arranged for display.

    Fredericiagade 57, 1310 Copenhagen
  • MATTER and SHAPE (talks)

    After the salon, The MATTER and SHAPE (talks) will continue June 26 — 28 at Design Parade 2026, Villa Noailles, Hyères.

    Theme : Transmission, Mentors & Disciples

    The design world is built on communities, conversations, and knowledge passed from one generation to the next. Through Design Parade, emerging talents meet established voices, creating a space where experience, experimentation, and new perspectives can coexist. These conversations explore how ideas, practices, and ways of thinking continue to evolve through transmission.
  • Transmission at the Heart of the Project ft. India Mahdavi, Laura Gonzalez and Michela Pelizzari

    Moderated by Nic Monisse, in English

    — June 26, Jardin nord, Villa Noailles
  • A Laboratory for Talent ft. Thomas Takada, Simon Dupety and Stanislas Colodiet

    Moderated by Dan Thawley, in French

    — June 27, Jardin nord, Villa Noailles
  • A Territory of Resources & Inspiration ft. Edgar Jayet, Kim Anh Le Thi and Laurine Schott

    Moderated by Marie Godfrain, in French

    — June 28, Jardin nord, Villa Noailles
  • Exhibitors Agenda — Salone del Mobile, Milan

    During Milan Design Week, we highlight new perspectives on the work of our past exhibitors, bringing renewed attention to their practice.
  • De Troupe x studioutte x Dedar, Camera Fissa. For Milan Design Week, Camera Fissa brings together De Troupe, studioutte, and Dedar in an immersive installation inspired by the cinematic “fixed shot.” Reimagining the private club as a composed perspective, the space unfolds through light, drapery, and controlled materiality where alabaster, moiré fabrics, and reflective surfaces create a suspended, almost weightless atmosphere.

    (exhibition) April 18 — 25 Via Volturno 45, 20125 Milano
  • Plan C Framework presents The Curated Core, a project shaped under the creative direction of Carolina Castiglioni. Bringing together a selection of invited brands, the space unfolds through a series of distinct interventions each exploring design as a shared language. Verre D'Onge will presents pieces through Sarah Andelman selection.

    (exhibition) April 19 — 29 Via Alessandro Manzoni 21
  • As part of The Curated Core at Plan C, Mutina contributes to a reimagined bathroom environment developed in dialogue with Alìita and Dornbracht. Through surfaces, materials, and composition, the project explores the bathroom as a space of expression where ceramics become both structure and language.

    (exhibition) April 19 — 29 Via Alessandro Manzoni 21
  • April 19 — 22, 2026

    MARIMEKKO 1pm — 9pm
    For Milan Design Week 2026, Marimekko unveils Osteria Fiori a vibrant installation where design, hospitality, and collectibility meet. Alongside the experience, a series of limited-edition souvenirs is released, conceived as playful, desirable objects to take away. From exclusive pieces to the signature tote, each item extends the moment beyond the space. An invitation to gather, experience, and leave with something in hand while it lasts.

    (exhibition) April 19 — 22 Sun 3 — 9 pm, Mon 1 — 9 pm, Tue–Wed 11 am — 9 pm Osteria Grand Hotel Via Ascanio Sforza 75, Milan
  • Following its debut at MATTER and SHAPE in Paris, the collection unfolds in a new immersive setting exploring leather as a tactile, sensorial landscape. PAYAM ASKARI presents HIDESCAPES, an exclusive collaboration with SK!N, at their Brera showroom during Salone del Mobile 2026.

    (exhibition) April 19 — 24 16 Via dell’Orso Brera Design District 1st Floor
  • April 19 — 26, 2026

    BOCCI
    Bocci presents Light as Medium, a sequence of installations by Omer Arbel, curated by David Alhadeff. Each space unfolds as a complete composition, where familiar glass elements are reconfigured into shifting arrangements of density, reflection, and colour. An exploration of light as a material shaping space, rhythm, and perception.

    (vernissage) April 19, 6pm — 8pm Apr 19, 20, 10 — 5pm Apr 21, 10 — 8pm Apr 22, 11 — 5pm Apr 23, 10 — 5pm Apr 24, 10 — 8pm Apr 25, 26 — 10 — 6pm - Via Giuseppe Rovani 20, 20123 Milan (Enter via garden gate)
  • MOONARIJ presents a series of objects at the intersection of material exploration and sensory experience. Blending craft, texture, and a strong architectural presence, the work explores surfaces as expressive landscapes where natural materials and experimental finishes create a dialogue between rawness and refinement.

    (exhibition) April 19 — 26 Porta Venezia District (DEORON) via Padova, 11
  • (META)FISICA An exhibition curated by Dan Thawley with exhibition design by Pablo Molezun Studio, contextualising a landmark collection of new rugs designed in collaboration with Fornasetti. Reinterpreting a selection of archival motifs by Piero and Barnaba Fornasetti, the series features Surrealist and dreamlike imagery from the built and natural worlds, emboldened by the artisanal textures of cc-tapis workmanship from around the world.

    (vernissage) April 19 (exhibition) April 20 — 25 Piazza Santo Stefano 10, Milan
  • In Clover unfolds as an immersive landscape of softness—where rounded silhouettes and rich tactility shape the experience. From cement stucco to glossy lacquer, afrormosia and maple wood, leather, marble, and textiles such as New Zealand wool, Tencel Lyocell, and mercerized cotton, each material contributes to a sensory dialogue. An invitation to step into a space where softness becomes form.

    (exhibition) April 20 — 25 daily 10am — 8pm sunday, April 26 10 am — 1pm Piazza San Marco 8, Milan
  • HOSOO presents Wave Weave, an immersive installation created in collaboration with Carsten Nicolai (Alva Noto). Blending textiles, sound, and video, the project explores rhythm, pattern, and perception through a cross-media approach. The installation also marks the launch of HOSOO’s new textile collection, Raster Gradient extending the dialogue between tradition and experimentation.

    (exhibition) April 20 — 25 Largo Treves 5
  • For Milan Design Week, DELCOURT COLLECTION presents Carving the Waves, a new exhibition unfolding at Fondazione Mudima. Conceived as a fluid dialogue between form and material, the project explores movement, rhythm, and the sculptural language at the core of Christophe Delcourt’s work where each piece resonates like a quiet, continuous wave.

    (exhibition) Fondazione Mudima April 20 — 25 Via Alessandro Tadino 26
  • April 20 — 26, 2026

    SARIDIS OF ATHENS 11am — 7pm
    Ancient sculpture was never meant to be white. What remains today is not purity, but the loss of pigment over time. With Saridis of Athens, color reappears as intention a language once tied to status, ritual, and transition. For their presentation at Alcova, in collaboration with Kiki Goti, they choose an “unpure white” not to erase history, but to hold its trace.
  • NM3 opens CASA NM3, a showroom experience exploring the brand’s approach to form, material, and living. Showroom via C. Farini, 93 - Milano (exhibition) April 20 — 26
  • Rooms Studio presents Untitled Transformation at Convey, in collaboration with Ark Journal. The exhibition explores objects in transition where form, surface, and meaning continuously shift between concealment and exposure, softness and structure.
  • As part of Polish Modernism: A Struggle for Beauty, a new piece titled VOLTE is unveiled exploring the seat as a form suspended between furniture and architecture. Rather than designing a chair, the project approaches the idea of enclosure, drawing from the notion of the vault its curves, its tension, its spatial presence. Presented within a broader reflection on Polish modernist design, the work engages with history while opening new formal directions.

    (exhibition) April 20 — 26 Torre Velasca Piazza Velasca 3/5, 16th floor
  • For Milan Design Week 2026, Natalia Criado presents METALIA, a collaborative collection exploring the table as a space of ritual, material contrast, and creative exchange. Bringing together sculptural metal pieces and ceramic forms, the project unfolds through The Invisible Table—an installation that reimagines the traditional table setting as a spatial composition. A dialogue between mediums, where each gesture interprets the other.

    (vernissage) April 19 (exhibition) 20 — 26 April Laboratorio Paravicini, Via Nerino 8, Milan
  • Petite Friture presents ECLIPSE by Studio Garnier & Pingrée, as part of Le Design Défilé a choreographed exhibition conceived by Jakob + MacFarlane.

    (exhibition) April 20 — 26 10am — 7pm Via Statuto 11 — Brera District
  • Piccoli Smalti unfolds across three distinct locations in the heart of the city each offering a unique interpretation of its work. From a private residence reimagined by Giovanna Ferrero, to the Artemest Apartment and the historic Palazzo Visconti, the project navigates between intimacy, scenography, and heritage. A journey through different contexts, where craftsmanship is experienced through space, atmosphere, and collaboration.

    (exhibition) April 20 — 26 Via Barozzi 2
  • Milan marked the beginning of Source Édition’s journey in April 2025. One year later, we return to unveil a new chapter of our collection. As part of Milan Design Week 2026, our publishing house takes part in the exhibition Faire Ensemble – Crafting the French Art de Vivre, presented by the Manufactures Nationales. There, we reveal a selection of new, previously unseen pieces. An invitation to discover these new creations.

    (exhibition) April 20 — 26 Via Cesare Correnti 14
  • Robinson presents new pieces across Nilufar’s two exhibitions Nilufar Grand Hotel at Nilufar Depot and La Casa Magica at Via della Spiga. Set within immersive curatorial environments, the works engage in a broader dialogue between collectible design, narrative spaces, and contemporary expression.

    Nilufar Depot — Viale Lancetti 34, Milan April 20 — 26 , 10am — 7pm April 22 — 23, 10am — 7pm By invitation only — April 18, 19

    Nilufar Via della Spiga — Via della Spiga 32, Milan April 21 — 26 — 10am — 7pm
  • NOKORI is the latest project by Giopato & Coombes—an immersive experience conceived to be lived in space. Difficult to capture from a distance, the project invites a closer, more personal encounter with light, material, and perception.

    (vernissage) April 22 — 7pm (exhibition) April 20 — 26 Mon—Fri, 10am—8pm Sat—Sun, 10am–6pm Giopato & Coombes Gallery, Via San Maurilio 19, 20123 Milan
  • Ancient sculpture was never meant to be white. What remains today is not purity, but the loss of pigment over time. With Saridis of Athens, color reappears as intention a language once tied to status, ritual, and transition. For their presentation at Alcova, in collaboration with Kiki Goti, they choose an “unpure white” not to erase history, but to hold its trace. A quiet response to the polychromatic legacy of T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings.

    Via Giovanni Labus 10 (exhibition) April 20 — 26
  • April 21 — 26, 2026

    FLOS 10am – 7pm
    A curated installation for the launch of Nocturne, the new collection of modular lamps, by Konstantin Grcic.

    April 21 — 26 daily 10am — 7pm 22 April 10am — 4pm Flos Professional Space, Corso Monforte 15, Milan.
  • For Milan Design Week, USM, in collaboration with Snøhetta, presents Renaissance of the Real a multisensory installation by Annabelle Schneider. Conceived as a response to digital saturation, the project invites a return to the present moment through touch, sound, and vision. Anchored by the USM Haller system, the installation creates a space for calm, connection, and renewed perception.

    (exhibition) April 21 — 26 Fondazione Luigi Rovati Corso Venezia 52
  • Herzog & de Meuron, in collaboration with UniFor, unveil MTM – Made to Measure at Milan Design Week 2026. Conceived as a modular system, the collection translates architectural thinking into furniture combining structural precision with a refined mix of materials including wood, cork, travertine, and glass.

    (exhibition) April 21 — 26 Viale Pasubio 15, Milan
  • LEUCOS presents a curated selection within the LAGO Flagship Store. A space to experience the brand’s vision through its latest creations where light, design, and material come together.

    (exhibition) April 21 — 26 Lago, Via Durini 5
  • Uppercut x Soft Baroque presents Ghost Kitchen, an installation rethinking the modern kitchen and its standardisation. Between system and ornament, the project reintroduces relief, materiality, and fiction into a highly codified space.

    Via Leone Pancaldo 12 20129 Milano
  • Mobmeyr takes part in Design Palazzo Austria at Palazzo Confalonieri, alongside a selection of leading Austrian brands. Within this collective setting, the brand presents Bubble and the Stone and the LED light Ground Control by BCXSY—exploring light as both material and atmosphere. Beyond the main exhibition, Lobmeyr’s presence extends across the city, with Ground Control also featured in ÉCORCHÉ at 5VIE, a project examining the systems behind design and production. A constellation of moments across Milan, where craftsmanship, light, and contemporary design intersect.
  • Alessi presents La Bella Tavola, bringing Ettore Sottsass’ vision to life through the table as a space of connection. More than a setting, it becomes a stage where design accompanies everyday rituals and shared moments. An invitation to gather, and to experience design through life itself.

    Palazzo Stampa di Soncino
  • April 21 — 26

    JUNTOS 10am — 7pm
    For Milan Design Week, Juntos presents its latest collection at SaloneSatellite, curated by Marva Griffin. Selected among a new generation of international designers, the studio explores craftsmanship through a contemporary lens bringing forward a refined dialogue between material, process, and form.

    (exhibition) April 21 — 26 D16 — Pav 5
  • MDF Italia unveils a series of new pieces exploring the balance between form, material, and function. Alongside Archie by Yabu Pushelberg, Clayer by Nichetto Studio reinterprets ceramic craftsmanship through rhythmic surfaces, while Equilibrium by Guglielmo Poletti investigates tension and lightness through a refined steel structure.

    (exhibition) April 21 — 26 Hall 24 — Stand C14 - D19
  • Conie Vallese is an artist and designer working across objects, furniture, and textiles shaping a poetic language rooted in nature and emotion. Her work draws from floral forms and organic motifs, exploring the tension between fragility and strength through materials such as bronze, glass, and ceramics.