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Our current podcast series hosted by Veronica D'Souza, “What Shapes”, is a new, short-form podcast series exploring the human side of creativity through intimate conversations with influential voices from our community. Each episode delves into the ideas, experiences, and values that inform creative lives within design, architecture, art and culture. From identity and beauty to responsibility, memory, and the future. Recorded during 3daysofdesign 2026, the series marks the beginning of an ongoing dialogue designed to uncover the untold stories behind creative practice.
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If design can create new possibilities, what kind of future should it help us create? In our third episode of “What Shapes”, author and design critic Alice Rawsthorn elaborates on why the future demands a more diverse, inclusive and empathetic approach to design. One that is deeply engaged with the real-world challenges around us. Thank you for listening! See you in Copenhagen for 3daysodesign 9 - 11 June 2027. "What Shapes" is the 3rd and current podcast series by 3daysofdesign. Every episod...
Our second episode features architect Anupama Kundoo, whose work invites us to reconsider what it means to make, build and live with intention. In conversation, we explore making and materiality, beauty and time, and the value of processes that resist the pressure for speed, efficiency and simplification. Kundoo challenges the familiar narratives around sustainability, asking us to look beyond metrics and solutions towards the deeper relationships between materials, place, time and human expe...
Tune into our first episode featuring Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) hosted by Veronica D'Souza. In this insightful conversation, Paola explores the power designers have to shape the way we live, think, and imagine the future. From the transformative potential of great design to the far-reaching consequences of bad design. Hear her personal perspective on why design matters, and how it influences our everyday lives in ways we ofte...
Coming from a family of florists — he grew up working in his father’s flower shop — Iversen reimagined floristry not as mere decoration but as design material.Under his direction, TABLEAU merges floral art with spatial design, object design, set design and curated exhibitions, blurring boundaries between art, design and nature. More than a florist, he sees himself as working in the “grey zone” between art and design — sourcing global collaborators, and curating talent. In this episode of our ...
Pearson Lloyd is a London-based design studio, founded in 1997 by Luke Pearson and Tom Lloyd. Their approach is deliberately collaborative and constraint-aware. They embrace the restrictions imposed by materials, function, manufacturing, market and context, and use them as a source of creative possibility rather than as limitations. In this episode of our Personal Perspectives podcast series, we explore different perspectives on making. Listen in for their process–driven design philosophy,&nb...
In this episode, we sit down with Grant Gibson, co-founder of the design exhibition and podcast Material Matters. Recorded live in our Design District Christianshavn, we explore the power of materials, how they shape ideas, values, and the way we live. Thank you for listening! See you in Copenhagen for 3daysodesign 9 - 11 June 2027. "What Shapes" is the 3rd and current podcast series by 3daysofdesign. Every episode in this series are produced by 3daysofdesign, Boogie Pictures & Veronica D...
Tune into our first episode featuring Lee Broom, a leading product designer in the UK. Since founding his studio in 2007 Lee Broom has created over 100 lighting, furniture and accessories, all designed by Lee himself and retailed around the world. Combining craft, materiality and innovation, the products are Made in Britain by hand at the Lee Broom factory in East London. Exhibiting collections globally, Lee Broom has gained a reputation for creating conceptual dynamic installations which are...
Joining us in the studio today, straight from the stage of the Common Ground Symposium, is British industrial designer Tej Chauhan. Tej's focus is on creating connection, driven by an interest in engaging a broad audience, regardless of brand position or product sector. His multi-award-winning practice was established in London in 2005, during which time he developed his signature process, Emotive Industrial Design. In Tej’s own words: “It is all about creating joy and giving the consumer goo...
Our current podcast series hosted by Veronica D'Souza, “What Shapes”, is a new, short-form podcast series exploring the human side of creativity through intimate conversations with influential voices from our community. Each episode delves into the ideas, experiences, and values that inform creative lives within design, architecture, art and culture. From identity and beauty to responsibility, memory, and the future. Recorded during 3daysofdesign 2026, the series marks the beginning of an ongoing dialogue designed to uncover the untold stories behind creative practice.
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