Dezeen Showroom: following this year's edition of 3 Days of Design in Copenhagen, we've rounded up eight furnishings and surfaces that were launched during the event.
Over 400 brands from around the world congregated in the Danish capital for the 13th edition of the annual design week, which took place on 10, 11 and 12 June.
As well as talks, exhibitions and parties, some design brands took the event as an opportunity to launch new releases from their catalogues.
The following products are examples of such launches, and range from aluminium-built tables and modular storage systems to acoustic tiles and kitchens.
Read on to see recent new releases by design brands based in Scandinavia and beyond.
Sail table by Tom Fereday for Design By Them
All-aluminium construction and a distinctive crimp running along both long sides characterise this indoor-outdoor table by designer Tom Fereday and Australian brand Design By Them.
The Sail table comes in three finishes – hand-burnished aluminium, bone and dark bronze – and the brand envisages it being used in any environment in tandem with any style of seat.
Aisti Aalto acoustic tiles by Aisti
Finnish brand Aisti has made a tile out of a wood chip-based mixture that is aerated to create a lightweight, sound-absorbing material.
Aisti Aalto acoustic tiles are white in colour and work with various standard grid systems, allowing them to fit seamlessly into existing interior schemes.
Find out more about Aisti Aalto ›
The segmented structure of snowmen was the basis for this lighting series by Korean design brand ILKW.
The Snowman22 collection is defined by its playful glass shades and includes wall, floor, table and pendant lights.
Find out more about Snowman22 ›
Blue Ocean quartzite by Eggersmann
A naturally occurring blue-hued stone is now part of kitchen brand Eggersmann bespoke kitchen offering.
Blue Ocean quartzite can be used on the sides and tops of kitchen units and islands, which are subsequently decorated with the stone's striations and inclusions.
Find out more about Blue Ocean ›
DOB Modular System by Flat Point
Each segment of South Korean brand Flat Point's new modular system is made from aluminium.
The DOB Modular System, which stands for "disassemble or build", can be used to create cohesive storage and display solutions across interiors.
Find out more about DOB Modular System ›
Solid oak tall, short and island units by interior design studio Vermland come together to form cohesive and timeless modular kitchens.
Handmade in Denmark, all units in their modular kitchen range are raised up on metal feet and come in various natural staines and coloured lacquer finishes.
Find out more about the modular kitchens ›
South Korean brand Rareraw has developed a shelving system based on modular units attached to vertical wall-mounted tracks.
System000 is made from stainless steel that is available in its unfinished state as well as in various colourways to suit a range of interior styles.
Find out more about System000 ›
Japanese brand AA Danto worked with designer Ingegerd Råman and Swedish firm Claesson Koivisto Rune Architects on a new series of tiles released during 3 Days of Design.
The new collections include three-dimensional ridges tiles as well as those with colourful surfaces and rounded corners.
Find out more about the new tiles series ›
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