The Wrong Shop is releasing a collection of prints from a series of designers at a Copenhagen pop-up shop in June. The release comes as a part of the Copenhagen ‘3daysofdesign’ festival, an event for creatives to showcase their work in the design, lifestyle, furniture, lighting, and interior design categories.
Notable attendees include Ronan Bouroullec, a furniture designer who works with his brother to create posters and photographs of the ceramic ‘Bas’ series. The designer duo will also showcase a range of illustrations and textile wall hangings, while FreelingWaters joins the list with its own print selection.
The Wrong Shop’s pop-up store will be available to the public from June 3 to June 28. The '3daysofdesign' festival commences on June 15 to 17.
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The Wrong Shop is Bringing a Collection of Prints to 3daysofdesign
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