Aluproff was a part of 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen 16-18 September. We exhibited at the Danish National Museum’s historic building the Lapidarium of the Kings as a part of DDcated designhub. DDcated consists of 48 design brands. Together we inspired visitors with a plethora of interior design, showcased among hundreds of royal stone statues.
LED and milled, blue tracks
If you visited Aluproff during 3daysofdesign you could experience our unique Piet Hein Super Ellipse® curtain rail with LED and our sustainable CIRCAL® tracks. We also had a very long, milled curtain track in the colour Coastal Blue from Jotun Lady on display. Finally we offered a sneak peek at an exclusive novelty in our range.
Guests at the Aluproff exhibition was offered a print of our 2021 Lookbook, showcasing some great curtain design from our business partners, using Aluproff tracks. You can download it at the link above. If you want to take a look at our extensive catalogue, you can download it right here
Aluproff all over Copenhagen
We feel very grateful to have so many talented business partners all over the world. During the 3daysofdesign we exhibited at the Lapidarium of kings but you could find our curtain tracks in several locations throughout Copenhagen. You can find several pictures from some of these beautiful showrooms on our CASES page, right here
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
Aluproff was a part of 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen 16-18 September. We exhibited at the Danish National Museum’s historic building the Lapidarium of the Kings as a part of DDcated designhub. DDcated consists of 48 design brands. Together we inspired visitors with a plethora of interior design, showcased among hundreds of royal stone statues.
LED and milled, blue tracks
If you visited Aluproff during 3daysofdesign you could experience our unique Piet Hein Super Ellipse® curtain rail with LED and our sustainable CIRCAL® tracks. We also had a very long, milled curtain track in the colour Coastal Blue from Jotun Lady on display. Finally we offered a sneak peek at an exclusive novelty in our range.
GET OUR LOOKBOOK
Guests at the Aluproff exhibition was offered a print of our 2021 Lookbook, showcasing some great curtain design from our business partners, using Aluproff tracks. You can download it at the link above. If you want to take a look at our extensive catalogue, you can download it right here
Aluproff all over Copenhagen
We feel very grateful to have so many talented business partners all over the world. During the 3daysofdesign we exhibited at the Lapidarium of kings but you could find our curtain tracks in several locations throughout Copenhagen. You can find several pictures from some of these beautiful showrooms on our CASES page, right here
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.