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🎶 What if music wasn’t just something you heard in a room — but something that helped design it?

At 3daysofdesign 2026, Fritz Hansen explores exactly that with Sound Club, a multi-space installation built around the relationship between sound, furniture and atmosphere — and it’s as good as it sounds. ✨

“Sound plays a direct role in how we experience space. It shapes how we move, where we pause, and how we relate to furniture, light and materials,” says Creative Director Els Van Hoorebeeck. In other words: the playlist matters as much as the furniture. 🛋️

Spread across the flagship store, a courtyard, and a series of listening rooms, Sound Club unfolds in collaboration with Japanese audio brand Technics. In the podcast lounge, Fritz Hansen soft seating fills a room where the brand’s new podcast series premieres live.

Next, the listening bar goes deeper — Bauhaus-era archive tables, limited-edition KAISER idell™ lamps and Technics turntables in burgundy, and an exclusive vinyl featuring original compositions by Kim C (Oviduct) and William de Waal (Willone). 🎶

Outside, a yellow kiosk hosts DJ sets while the outdoor collection sets the scene for lunch, coffee and freshly baked goods. ☀️

Inside the flagship, craft sounds layer into a furniture-making soundscape — the backdrop for Fritz Hansen’s Autumn 2026 Novelties, including new work by Cecilie Manz, nendo’s N02™ Recycle expansion, and a reimagined Superellipse™.

Sound Club also marks the KAISER idell™ 6631-T Luxus lamp’s 90th birthday 🎂 with a Fritz Hansen x Technics limited edition — lamp and turntable united in deep burgundy. Light and sound, on the same wavelength.

More than an installation, Sound Club taps on the growing appeal of listening bars and multisensory spaces, reminding us that great interiors aren’t just about what we see — they’re about what we hear, feel and experience. 🎶✨

Not a showroom. Not a concert. Something better. 🖤

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📷 All photos by Fritz Hansen.