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Vogue
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue
10 New Collections From Copenhagen's 3 Days of Design That Prove Scandi Homewares Are as Cool as Scandi Fashion
Thanks to the rapid ascension of brands like Ganni and Saks Potts in recent years, Danish fashion has become a global sensation with its unusual silhouettes, playful colors and patterns, and effortless, bike-ready vibe. The same trendsetting sensibility can be said of Scandinavian art and design, which is flourishing more than ever. While Scandinavian style has been at the vanguard of modern living for over a century, Copenhagen's 3 Days of Design festival has firmly cemented the Danish city as a design capital. Since launching in 2013, the summer festival has mushroomed from a four-brand presentation to a citywide extravaganza in which hundreds of stores, showrooms, galleries, and restaurants showcase the best in historic and contemporary design. Held from June 18 through 20, this year's edition was themed 'Keep It Real,' promoting designs that, as the festival's press materials describe, are 'authentic, original, caring of people—and the planet.' Below, discover a selection of 3 Days of Design's most striking exhibitions, collaborations, and product releases, from statement-making modular furniture to decorative flourishes that harness the restorative power of outdoor living. Romanticize your sleep with Tekla's dainty bedding Photo: Courtesy of Tekla Tekla's Broderie Anglaise collection. Photo: Courtesy of Tekla Since launching in 2017, Tekla has expanded from bedding into sleepwear, bathroom sets, and more. For its latest launch, the Danish homeware and textile brand returns to its roots with a collection of broderie anglaise duvet covers, pillow shames, and decorative pillows. A departure from Tekla's signature stripes and distinctive colors, the crisp white palette hearkens back to handcrafted textiles of centuries past, complete with delicate embroidery, stitching, and lace. Tekla introduced the airy and elegant collection through Modern Romance, a collaborative exhibition with Copenhagen-based architectural studio Mentze Ottenstein at Charlottenborg Palace—a dreamy and aptly historical venue. Artek and Marimekko's first collaboration fuses printmaking with wood bending
Vogue
26-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Broderie Anglaise Is Back: Getting Into Bed With the Traditional Embroidery Style at Copenhagen's 3 Days of Design
It's also in step with broader interiors and sartorial sensibilities that are leaning frilly and feminine. Look to Laila Gohar's Mediterranean port-inspired collection for Gohar World, which debuted at this year's Salone del Mobile in Milan: All big-bowed dinner napkins, pearl-weighted lace doily coasters, and bottles ensconced in Battenberg lace aprons. The recent Rococo revival, while looking to a more opulent and colorful era, has also seen ruching and ruffled details experiencing a renaissance. And inn fashion, and as we slide into summer, Chloé-esque bloomers, the vintage-inspired Dôen girl, and classic airy embroidered shirts abound. Broderie anglaise is so back. The collection began as something of a research project for Tekla—an exploration into a craft that is at once deeply historical and incredibly varied. Despite the name—which translates to 'English embroidery'—the practice originated in 16th century Eastern Europe. When it arrived in 19th century England and was named by French traders, broderie anglaise became a go-to for household linens, women's clothing, sleepwear, and children's clothes, appreciated for its practicality as well as its elegant detail. 'The process revealed a wide universe of techniques, each rooted in a tradition of care, time, and attention, adding a sense of nostalgia into every piece,' Juhl explains. The Modern Romance exhibition included some testers and development pieces—which also hints at future expansion for Tekla. 'The Broderie Anglaise collection marks a new chapter in this journey,' says Juhl. 'While it stays rooted in the Tekla philosophy, it explores a more decorative expression.' The collection, inspired by heirloom bed linens and heritage fabrics, follows the brand's sweet and nostalgic Christmas campaign The Patchwork Bear, which took inspiration from Hans Christian Andersen stories like The Princess and the Pea. That emotive storytelling continues which Broderie Anglaise, which features embroidered duvet covers, pillow shams, and decorative cushions with hand-tied closures and in multiple articulations of the broderie anglaise style; cut-out, layered eyelet patterns sit beside soft ruffles, ruching, and scalloped, floral, and geometric edges. Designed in Copenhagen and produced in Portugal, it is made with organic cotton, and lightly stonewashed to make it crisp and soft. 'We've introduced a visual language that feels more romantic, even expressive—yet still unmistakably Tekla,' says Juhl. 'This evolution reflects a natural progression for us, one that honors where we've come from, while making space for new interpretation and expanding on the home universe.'
Time of India
06-06-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Chenab Bridge inaugurated: PM Modi launches world's tallest railway bridge in J&K, connecting Kashmir to India's rail network
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Chenab Rail Bridge in Jammu and Kashmir today, marking a historic milestone in India's railway network. The bridge, the world's highest railway arch, will connect the Kashmir valley to the rest of the country by rail for the first time. J&K CM Omar Abdullah , Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Union Minister Jitendra Singh were also present at the occasion. He will also launch the Anji Khad bridge which will be India's first cable-stayed railway bridge. Prime Minister Narendra Modi walked to the designated viewpoint, where he was briefed on the features of the bridge. He was also seen interacting with engineers and workers at a museum set up near the site. It is the world's highest railway bridge at a height of 359m above the riverbed. The bridge spans 1.3 kilometre or 1,315 metres. This bridge will provide all weather access to Jammu & Kashmir which will aid in easier movement of troops to the region. It took 28,000 tonnes of steel and 66,000 cubic metres of concrete to build the bridge. The bridge used 'Tekla software platform' which helped in maintaining accuracy in both design and construction phase. The bridge can withstand wind speed up to 260kmph, and withstand a 8 magnitude earthquake. It is blast resistant and has a lifespan of 120 years and can combat temperatures from –10 °C to 40 °C. Live Events The Chenab bridge is part of the 272 km long Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla(USBRL) project costing approximately Rs 44,000crores. This bridge will connect J&K to the Indian railway network. Trains would be able to run at speeds up to 100kmph. The Chenab bridge is between the Kauri and Bakkal part of USBRL. There are 36 tunnels and 943 bridges in this project. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also inaugurated two Vande Bharat trains , the trains on this route have been equipped with silicone heating pads and a heating plumbing pipeline, which will prevent the water from freezing at temperatures even below zero These trains will cover the distance between Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Railway station to Srinagar Railway station in less than three hours compared to six hours by road.
Hypebeast
19-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- Hypebeast
Lightweight Beach Towels and Breezy Sarongs Highlight Tekla's Summer Drop
Summary ForSummer 2025,Teklaunveils a thoughtfully curated collection of relaxed and versatile pieces, designed to embody the carefree essence of the season. Building upon itsSpring 2025 lineupof cozy sleepwear and premium beddings, the brand introduces a summer-ready range featuring loungewear, beach towels and accessories. Each piece is crafted to seamlessly transition from home comfort to sunlit destinations, whether on sandy shores or bustling city streets. The latest beach towel offering from Tekla introduces a lightweight quality, designed for enhanced practicality and ease of use. Available in seven new colorways and four striped designs – Cala, Moro, Palma, and Almond -these modern takes on classic sailor stripes bring a refreshing aesthetic to summer essentials. Additionally, a hammam-style towel enters the collection, featuring subtle border details and offered in Pistachio, Azul, and Clay hues. Prioritizing convenience, each towel is accompanied by a functional organic cotton canvas bag, allowing for effortless transport. Expanding its beachwear repertoire, Tekla introduces sarongs crafted from lightweight 150 GSM cotton for a breezy, adaptable feel. Offered in Villa Stripes, Lila and Leche, these pieces feature fringed edges and a woven logo detail. Complementing the new additions, utilitarian beach bags return with an updated selection of colors. Previously available in Ivory, Black Sand, and Port, the collection now expands to include Camel and Olive colorways. For elevated leisurewear, a refined selection of poplin loungewear pieces is offered. The oversized poplin shirts, detailed with curved hems, cuffed sleeves and structured collars, are introduced in Rosa Stripes, Orchid Stripes, and Cornflower Blue. While the trousers come in a modernized wide fit with grosgrain side stripe accents, is available in Cornflower Blue and All Black. Additional offerings include poplin shorts in Orchid Stripes and boxer shorts in Rosa Stripes. The collection is further complemented by bucket hats crafted from heavyweight organic cotton canvas. Tank tops also make their debut in Tekla's core collection, designed with soft organic cotton in a ribbed knit, providing a breathable and adaptable midweight option for year-round wear. The collection is accompanied by a campaign shot byGillian Garcia. The visuals capture moments of youthful independence and nostalgia through a road trip-themed narrative, reminiscent of cherished family albums. Tekla's Summer 2025 collection is mostly available to shop now through the brand'swebsiteand offline stores. Meanwhile, the boxer shorts and tank tops will be released on July 1.
