Aluproff exhibited again this year at Copenhagen’s major design event 3daysofdesign. From June 15 to 17, we took over the National Museum’s historic building, the Kings’ Lapidarium, along with the DDcated design hub.
Together with 50 Danish design brands, we tried to inspire visitors with a world of interior design in beautiful, historic surroundings.
REMEMBER TO PLAY
The theme for this year’s 3daysofdesign was “Remember to play” and we took it quite literally as we used our rails and cornices in some pretty different ways:
We created a mikado light lamp from Piet Hein rails, a curtain of AP 520 rails, and a triple cornice with our CIRCAL® rails put together with CIRCLE fabric from Almedahls.
A milled and bent AP 5001 in the colour Glowing Mountrouge from Nordsjö, together with incandescent bulbs, became a beautiful room divider. And our decorative Horisont track in chrome was cut in a bevel to a nice zigzag pattern. Both rails carried beautiful fabrics from Almedahls.
We also showed the possibilities with our custom lacquering:
The Piet Hein rails were in colours from the Glowing Mountrouge palette from ourColour Worlds and the AP 520 rails were specially painted in the Strandsand palette.
The cornices got the beautiful color “Apple Grove” from Nordsjö.
CURTAIN DESIGN ACROSS TOWN
Aluproff participated in 3daysofdesign with DDcated designhub. But we are also fortunate to have a plethora of talented businesspartners, and during the festival you could experience our curtain rails in several places throughout Copenhagen.
See our selected locations on the map below.
Last year you could also find beautiful curtain design on Aluproff rails all over the city and we took a lot of pictures of the amazing showrooms that you can see under CASES.
We will soon be ready with fresh pictures of cases from this year.
The Lapi... what?
Lapis means stone and a lapidarium is an exhibition or collection of stones.
The Lapidarium of the kings contains a huge collection of more than 350 stone sculptures dating from the 1500th -1700th century, which have been collected from royal castles and gardens. The sculptures are now on display in the historical building which used to be a brewhouse belonging to King Christian the 4th.
ALUPROFF AT 3 DAYS OF DESIGN 2022
Aluproff exhibited again this year at Copenhagen’s major design event 3daysofdesign. From June 15 to 17, we took over the National Museum’s historic building, the Kings’ Lapidarium, along with the DDcated design hub.
Together with 50 Danish design brands, we tried to inspire visitors with a world of interior design in beautiful, historic surroundings.
REMEMBER TO PLAY
The theme for this year’s 3daysofdesign was “Remember to play” and we took it quite literally as we used our rails and cornices in some pretty different ways:
We created a mikado light lamp from Piet Hein rails, a curtain of AP 520 rails, and a triple cornice with our CIRCAL® rails put together with CIRCLE fabric from Almedahls.
A milled and bent AP 5001 in the colour Glowing Mountrouge from Nordsjö, together with incandescent bulbs, became a beautiful room divider. And our decorative Horisont track in chrome was cut in a bevel to a nice zigzag pattern. Both rails carried beautiful fabrics from Almedahls.
We also showed the possibilities with our custom lacquering:
The Piet Hein rails were in colours from the Glowing Mountrouge palette from our Colour Worlds and the AP 520 rails were specially painted in the Strandsand palette.
The cornices got the beautiful color “Apple Grove” from Nordsjö.
CURTAIN DESIGN ACROSS TOWN
Aluproff participated in 3daysofdesign with DDcated designhub. But we are also fortunate to have a plethora of talented businesspartners, and during the festival you could experience our curtain rails in several places throughout Copenhagen.
See our selected locations on the map below.
Last year you could also find beautiful curtain design on Aluproff rails all over the city and we took a lot of pictures of the amazing showrooms that you can see under CASES.
We will soon be ready with fresh pictures of cases from this year.
The Lapi... what?
Lapis means stone and a lapidarium is an exhibition or collection of stones.
The Lapidarium of the kings contains a huge collection of more than 350 stone sculptures dating from the 1500th -1700th century, which have been collected from royal castles and gardens. The sculptures are now on display in the historical building which used to be a brewhouse belonging to King Christian the 4th.
Photos: Pernille Greve og Aluproff