Highlights from 3daysofdesign
At the Danish design festival 3daysofdesign, our focus is on inspiring people and celebrating exceptional craftsmanship.
This year, we showcased new interpretations of atmospheric interiors along with new designs and revived classics by renowned designers Jasper Morrison, Barber Osgerby, and Børge Mogensen.
To highlight Fredericia’s rich design heritage and values, we hosted the exhibition 'Crafting The Present.' Curated by designer Maria Bruun, the exhibition spotlighted skilled artisans, their tools, and the intricate processes behind some of Fredericia Furniture's most celebrated designs.
“ Furniture connects us to the present. Furniture is helplessly analogue. Good design allows people to engage with each other, sense the quality of materials, and create a stimulating visual environment that gives a place spirit. As Wegner said, “A piece of furniture first becomes truly complete when someone sits in it.” ”
Rasmus Graversen, CEO and 3rd generation of the Graversen family
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Plan Armchair
Design by Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby
Trinidad Chair in oregon pine
Design by Nanna Ditzel
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Designer visits during 3daysofdesign
Our strong tradition of craftsmanship and innovative designs thrives through close collaboration with our circle of designers, fostering the rejuvenation and reinterpretation of Fredericia’s design ethos. This year, during 3daysofdesign, Edward Barber, Maria Bruun, and Jasper Morrison enriched our Copenhagen showroom with their creative insights.
Jasper Morrison joined us to unveil his Jota Lounge Collection, a fresh interpretation of his signature minimalist elegance featuring refined upholstery, clean lines, and unparalleled comfort.
One half of the British design duo Barber Osgerby Edward Barber introduced the latest addition to the Plan Collection— the Plan Armchair, which includes new colour combinations.
Danish designer Maria Bruun curated our exhibition, 'Crafting the Present, ' which honours craftsmanship and innovation. She joined us for the opening, sharing her perspective on the dynamic interplay between innovation and tradition.
Jasper Morrison
Maria Bruun
Edward Barber
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