OUR EVENTS

For the first time, Ibride took part in 3daysofdesign, Copenhagen’s unmissable festival celebrating Scandinavian and international design.

At the heart of the Lapidarium of Kings, a former royal sculpture storage turned exhibition space, Ibride created a rich, immersive scenography across three exhibition zones. More than 30 signature pieces were presented, from the Mobilier de Compagnie and Gardenia collection, to the Boucan lighting and the Triomphe console.​

This event also marked the launch of our Corten steel furniture, with new outdoor versions of Callisto and Diane. A meaningful evolution in the Ibride universe, welcomed by many architects, specifiers, and design enthusiasts.

Between ancient stonework and contemporary conversations, this first participation offered a chance to connect, exchange, and share stories in true Danish spirit—warm, simple, and with rare attention to detail.

This year, Milan once again pulsed to the rhythm of design—and Ibride naturally found its place within this vibrant landscape.

At Alcova—now a must-see stop on the design map—the timeless architecture of Villa Bagatti Valsecchi opened its doors to creative exploration. Surrounded by vast gardens, this historic home transformed for a week into a stage for bold expression. In this rich, immersive setting, the Boucan collection found its voice, echoing the sensory and personal stories the place evokes. Designed in collaboration with Juraj Straka, Boucan occupied the upper levels of the villa, suspended between sky and whisper. In this lush installation, pendant lights floated overhead while velvet cushions invited quiet moments of pause—soft, nearly private. A hushed experience, like a sensory refuge amidst the Milanese energy.

In the heart of the Barona district, Labò emerged as a playground for fresh ideas. This hybrid venue, conceived as a creative lab, hosts a sharp selection of designers each year who question how we use, shape, and think about objects. A space in constant evolution, where design becomes a tool for exploration. Within this bold environment, Ibride showcased two collections that speak its unique visual language. Triomphe, a wall-mounted console by Julien Gorrias, anchors itself in classical architecture to challenge how we live with objects. Nearby, Florence Bourel’s Gardenia stools and coffee tables brought a breath of softness—graphic, emotional, and organic.