From June 18 to 20, during 3daysofdesign, Wendelbo presents Between Hours, an exhibition exploring the fluid relationship between work and everyday life.

Hosted at its Copenhagen showroom, the exhibition unfolds through a sequence of curated spaces that transition from focus to pause, from collaboration to quiet retreat. The concept reflects a contemporary way of living, where boundaries between professional and personal time naturally blur.

Through sculptural seating, graphic tables, and refined finishes in chrome and lacquer, the installation highlights Wendelbo’s approach to materiality, form, and modern elegance.

The event also marks the brand’s 70th anniversary, celebrating a journey that began in Denmark in 1955 as a small family upholstery workshop and has evolved into an international design company rooted in craftsmanship and innovation.

The exhibition introduces new collaborations with Norm Architects, Atlason Studio, and John Astbury—three distinct voices contributing to Wendelbo’s evolving design language.