At this year’s 3 Days of Design, Swedish design brand Mizetto presents a carefully curated exhibition that brings together some of its most acclaimed collections. From the internationally recognised Cargo sofa system, now shown in new fabrics and finishes, talongside Enfold seating and tables, the Tarsia side table, the Understand modular shelving system, Lumber seating and Parker Outdoor. The exhibition explores how furniture can create environments that feel flexible, welcoming and deeply connected to the way people live, work and gather today. Hosted at Artemide’s showroom on Bredgade 77 in Copenhagen, the installation brings furniture and lighting into dialogue, creating an inspiring setting for connection, collaboration and everyday life.
Following a year of international recognition and continued growth, Swedish design brand Mizetto returns to 3 Days of Design with an exhibition that reflects the company’s evolving vision for contemporary environments. Bringing together award-winning seating, sculptural furniture, shelving systems, waste-sorting solutions and outdoor pieces, the presentation explores how design can create spaces that feel both functional and emotionally engaging. The exhibition also highlights Mizetto’s continued evolution beyond traditional workplace settings, with products and material developments increasingly suited to hospitality and residential-inspired interiors.
“At a time when people increasingly expect spaces to feel both functional and personal, we see an opportunity to create environments that support connection, wellbeing and everyday interaction,” says Malin Muskala, CEO and co-founder of Mizetto. “At 3 Days of Design, we want to show how furniture and lighting together can contribute to creating those experiences.”
A collection shaped by movement and interaction
Founded in Kalmar, Sweden in 2004, Mizetto has built an international reputation through furniture and accessories that combine playful functionality with architectural clarity. While the company first became known for its workplace products and award-winning waste-sorting solutions, recent years have seen a broader evolution toward complete environments designed for collaboration, conversation and everyday interaction.
Today, Mizetto’s products can be found in workplaces, hospitality environments and creative spaces around the world, reflecting a growing demand for Scandinavian design that balances functionality with a strong sense of character. Among its international clients are leading fashion houses in Paris, including Chanel and Jacquemus, whose offices and creative environments reflect the same appreciation for design, functionality and attention to detail that define Mizetto’s approach.
At the centre of the exhibition is Cargo, the modular seating collection designed by Swedish design studio ADDI. As Mizetto’s first sofa system, Cargo marked the beginning of a new chapter for the company and quickly gained international recognition for its flexibility, playful expression and ability to adapt to changing spatial needs.
Now presented in new fabrics and finishes, Cargo continues to evolve while remaining true to its original purpose: creating inviting environments where people naturally gather, connect and spend time together. The collection is also introduced with a softer foam option developed for residential-inspired and hospitality settings, expanding both comfort and versatility while opening up new possibilities for contemporary interiors.
Alongside Cargo, visitors will encounter Lumber, the award-winning seating collection developed with ADDI. Without a defined front or back, Lumber functions equally well as a resting point, sculptural room divider or informal meeting place. Designed for dynamic environments where movement is constant, the collection demonstrates Mizetto’s commitment to furniture that encourages flexibility rather than prescribing behaviour.
Craftsmanship meets contemporary living
The exhibition also highlights Enfold, the seating collection designed by renowned Swedish designer Sami Kallio. Characterised by soft forms, tactile materials and inviting geometry, Enfold reflects the meeting point between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary ways of living. Presented through both dining chairs and bar stools, the collection offers a warm and versatile presence suited to hospitality environments, public interiors and residential-inspired spaces alike.
Complementing the seating collections is Tarsia, a sculptural coffee table series that explores materiality, geometry and visual balance. With its graphic expression and architectural character, Tarsia introduces a distinctive element to the exhibition, reflecting Mizetto’s growing interest in furniture that contributes as much to atmosphere as it does to function.
Understand, developed in collaboration with ADDI, further expands the conversation around flexibility. Defined by asymmetrical forms and modular possibilities, the shelving system functions as both practical infrastructure and visual statement, allowing spaces to evolve over time while supporting individual expression.
Extending the design language outdoors
As public life increasingly moves between indoor and outdoor environments, Mizetto also presents Parker Outdoor in warm galvanised steel. Designed to withstand demanding outdoor conditions while maintaining a refined visual expression, Parker reflects the company’s ambition to create furniture that feels equally relevant across a wide range of contemporary environments.
The exhibition also features Bin There and Pelican, two of Mizetto’s award-winning waste-sorting solutions. Long recognised for combining functionality, sustainability and design quality, the products highlight the company’s ability to elevate everyday functions into thoughtful components of contemporary interiors.
Together, the collections demonstrate how Mizetto approaches design as a connected system rather than a series of isolated objects. Materiality, movement, social interaction and spatial flow become part of the same conversation.
A Scandinavian perspective on the future of living and public space
At a time when traditional boundaries between workplace, hospitality and residential environments continue to blur, Mizetto sees an opportunity to create furniture that supports a more fluid way of living and working.
“People no longer separate environments in the same way they once did,” says Richard Muskala, co-founder and Head of Product Development. “We see workplaces becoming more social, hospitality spaces becoming more flexible, and homes increasingly influenced by public and shared experiences. That shift is incredibly inspiring from a design perspective because it challenges us to create products that feel relevant in many different contexts.”
The exhibition itself is presented in collaboration with Artemide, creating a dialogue between furniture and lighting that demonstrates how different design disciplines can work together to shape holistic and inspiring environments. Rather than presenting individual products in isolation, the exhibition invites visitors into a cohesive design universe where atmosphere, function and human experience are equally important.
For Mizetto, 3 Days of Design represents more than an opportunity to present products. It is a platform for engaging in conversations about how design can shape the way people meet, work and interact.
“We want visitors to experience an atmosphere rather than a showroom,” says Malin Muskala. “Our ambition is not simply to display furniture, but to create an environment that reflects how we believe contemporary spaces should feel today – open, welcoming and designed around people.”
3 Days of Design takes place in Copenhagen, Denmark, June 10–12, 2026. Mizetto’s exhibition is presented in collaboration with Artemide and will be displayed at Artemide’s showroom, Bredgade 77, Copenhagen.
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About Mizetto
Mizetto is a Swedish, family-owned design brand founded in 2004. With its headquarters and factory in Kalmar and a North American office in Chicago, the company also maintains showrooms in Stockholm, Chicago, Munich and Hamburg. Mizetto designs and produces furniture and accessories for modern workspaces and public environments – always balancing high functionality with distinctive design. Its design collabs include award-winning names like White Arkitekter, Sami Kallio, ADDI, and Studio NOOI. Over the years, Mizetto has received numerous prestigious accolades and recognitions, including the Dezeen Awards, Interior Design BOY Award, Best of Neocon, German Design Award and Archiproduct Design Award. In 2024, Mizetto’s CEO and co-founder Malin Muskala was named HiP Manufacturer Rising Star by Interior Design Magazine during NeoCon.
More at: Mizetto.com
About ADDI
ADDI is a Swedish design studio founded in 2006. Their work has earned multiple international design awards, including the Dezeen Awards, Red Dot Award, Best of NeoCon, and German Design Awards. Takes a user-centered approach to design, striving to deliver bold and innovative solutions, with the ultimate goal of putting a smile on your face.
More at: ADDI.se