At 3daysofdesign, Casa Shop, KLASSIK, MILLION and Klassik Studio, have joined forces to convert Casa Shop's iconic store in central Copenhagen into a design exhibition exploring what happens when different styles, new designs and vintage meets. The exhibition want to show that it's possible through those meeting to achieve something completely new in interior design.

Good design does not have to be complicated. Poul Kjærholm and Jørgen Høj's shown 'JH-106' lounge chair are a good example of this. Kjærholm was only 25 years old when he, in collaboration with his good friend, Jørgen Høj, designed the chair for master cabinetmaker Thorald Madsen.

The ever-popular Clam Chair is arguably the most mysterious piece on the Danish furniture market. But for some months now a new theory about its origin has been circulating. According to this, the Clam was not designed by Philip Arctander, but by the furniture upholsterer Arnold Madsen, and it was produced by Madsen's company Madsen & Schubell. Read the blog post here.

Born in Denmark of Danish and Brazilian ancestry, Anine Bing, founder of the self-titled clothing line, grew up among Scandinavian furniture classics. Classics, which has followed her throughout her career in places like Sweden, England, Belgium, Germany and South Africa. Today, Bing is based in Los Angeles with her husband and two children, who might be a little influenced by Bing's Scandinavian background.

A question we are frequently asked by our customers, is whether one can mix new with old furnishing. If you want to achieve a personal and harmonious decor, it’s practically a must. Read here why

Never has creating a functional homework space been more relevant than now. Millions of people affected by the Corona crisis have come to realise that working from home is not just a necessity, but actually a great opportunity. There are also huge family and environmental benefits in not having to travel as much as we have done in the past. So, the home workplace has really come to stay.