From 10 to 12 June 2026, creatives, architects, and brands from around the world will once again come together at 3daysofdesign. This year’s festival motto, “Make this moment matter”, calls for the infusion of design with greater meaning, responsibility, and emotional depth. This aligns with the presentation by fittings manufacturer Dornbracht: The focus of its showroom at the harbour in the Holmen district is on the new Coya bathroom faucet series and the Hyra multifunctional kitchen tap.

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New bathroom design series in the spotlight
With Coya, visitors can experience a true highlight: the design series, created by Sieger Design, captivates with its fluid form, which effortlessly bridges different stylistic worlds and blends circle and square into a harmonious whole. The exhibition also demonstrates how Coya can be customised through Dornbracht Atelier to perfectly match one’s own vision – for example, with hand-painted handle inlays that complement the exclusive washstands from the Argentinian design brand Konqrit. Another example of customisation is the second Atelier Edition, “The Knot”: Here, Coya’s handles underwent a special reinterpretation. The traditional Ruji knot, a popular symbol of good luck in Asia, served as the inspiration.

Multifunctional faucet for the kitchen
Visitors to the Dornbracht showroom can also look forward to another new product: Hyra. Designed by Sieger Design, this multifunctional faucet revolutionises the way drinking water is dispensed: it provides chilled, hot, still, or sparkling water. The new product features intuitive operation and powerful filter technology. Hyra will be available starting in autumn 2026 in the iconic Dornbracht designs Meta, Sync, Tara, and Tara Ultra.

Dornbracht x Jung
A creative collaboration between two industry giants: Among the highlights in the Copenhagen showroom is the partnership between Dornbracht and Jung, a leading manufacturer of modern building technology. Together, the two brands are presenting six finishes that visually and tactilely unite faucets and switches. Through this skilful interaction across different disciplines, the companies demonstrate how interiors can be sophisticatedly coordinated.