8 Noteworthy Product Launches from 3daysofdesign 2023

10 Star-studded product launches distinguished the Copenhagen fair’s 10th anniversary.

Copenhagen’s 3daysofdesign Spotlights New Product Introductions

Formakami Limited Edition JH5 by Jaime Hayon for &Tradition

The artist/designer’s existing rice-paper pendant light gets a glow-up with the application of colored organic shapes inspired by hand-painted lanterns found in Kyoto, Japan.

Compound by Thomas Lykke and Anne-Marie Buemann for Mater

Copenhagen’s OEO Studio conjured a chair collection (in lounge and dining versions) whose backrest and seat support utilize Matek, the manufacturer’s patented material that turns waste into furniture.

Grid by Hallgeir Homstvedt for Heymat

With his machine-washable recycled-PET doormats, the Norwegian offers a fresh take on the familiar pattern of intersecting parallel lines by combining a trio of hues in each of three colorways.

Edaha by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi for Koyori

It took 20 prototypes to perfect the specs and size of GamFratesi’s sinuous chair for the upstart Japanese maker, with a seat-meets-leg configuration that evokes a leaf’s gentle connection to its supporting branch.

Gomo by Hugo Passos for Fredericia

A joint effort between the Portuguese-born, London-based designer and the family-owned Danish manufacturer, this upholstered lounge with optional swivel base boasts utterly curvaceous contours.

Apex by John Tree for Hay

The British designer’s enlightening grouping of tabletop and clampable lamps modernizes old-timey banker’s lights by way of mirror-polished bases and tented steel diffusers, in six colors including Luis pink.

Penumbra by David Thulstrup for Georg Jensen

Elliptical designs from the renowned silver specialist’s voluminous archive sparked the Danish architect’s enigmatically geometric centerpiece with rectangular outline and oval interior.

El Raval by George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg for Man of Parts

The Canadian brand introduces Yabu Pushelberg’s oak and blackened-brass bench, with handwoven caning and cushions in nubuck leather, named for the Barcelona neighborhood where cultures intertwine.