3daysofdesign 2026: a few days of connection in Copenhagen

Throughout the week, the exhibition offered visitors an opportunity to spend time with the collections and the ideas behind them. Rather than presenting a single perspective on comfort or timelessness in contemporary living, each collection approached these themes from a different angle, inviting visitors to experience them through interaction and use.

Missiva by Luca Pevere explored the idea of connection through a configurable system designed for the many ways people meet and spend time together. Inspired by the meaning of its name, the collection approaches furniture as a setting for relationships and experiences.

Nearby, Cubow by Meike Harde invited visitors to experience comfort through the relationship between structure, textile and tactility. Building on the designer’s ongoing exploration of textile tension and softness, the collection proposes a seating experience that feels both supportive and welcoming.

Manto by Monica Armani offered a different perspective on comfort, one centred on freedom of movement. Its enveloping form encourages natural changes in posture, allowing users to engage with the piece in different ways over time.

Alongside these collections, visitors also discovered Burin by Patricia Urquiola with new leather bases, Noha Cantilever by Palomba Serafini Associati and Perxa by Piero Lissoni, completing the exhibition with additional perspectives on materiality and use.

Beyond the collections themselves, FRAMING became a place for discoveries throughout the week. Conversations emerged around the role furniture continues to play in supporting the ways people work, mee and pause, while visitors explored the exhibition at their own pace within one of Copenhagen’s most distinctive settings.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign 2026.