The 3 Days of Design event in Copenhagen highlighted the importance of architectural hardware, showcasing innovative designs that elevate everyday elements like door handles, sockets, and switches. Exhibitors demonstrated how these often-overlooked details can add personality and style to interiors.
Some notable designs included:
– Spaces Within’s brass hardware collection, featuring the Luna knob, Sage cup handle, and Selene Catena pull, showcased in the Patina of Wear exhibition.
– YSG Studio’s The Streaks, a collection of striped door levers and joinery handles made from natural timber, available in three color pairings.
– India Mahdavi and 22 System’s Smiley collaboration, transforming electrical sockets into playful smiley faces.
– Norm Architects and Brandt’s handle designs inspired by architecture and nature, including Carve, Leaf, Terrace, and Button.
– Fontini’s retro-inspired porcelain switches and sockets, featuring classic designs like Garby.
– Kjaer + Loege’s Kloss collection, offering tactile timber and concrete switches and sockets with a playful, block-like design.
These designs prove that architectural hardware can be both functional and aesthetically pleasing, adding a touch of personality to any interior.
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