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NM3 at .circle
10–13 June
The Lab, Vermundsgade 40, Copenhagen

A selection of new designs and NM3 classics.

The installation features several of NM3’s latest systems, including the NMS01 Drawer, the NMS02 Bookshelf, and the NMS03 Kitchen System. Complementing these are a number of movable objects, such as the NM23 Small Trolley and NM24 Trolley, alongside The OG_NM301 Stool and the NMV Vase, extending the same constructive principles across different scales, functions, and domestic contexts.

NM3 & for

NM3 and developed a custom system composed of freestanding steel modules, dry-assembled and configured into walls of varying lengths. The steel structure is clad with wooden panels, while an integrated LED lighting system is incorporated directly into the framework.

The project was developed in response to the constraints imposed by the existing architecture, characterised by low ceiling heights and the impossibility of anchoring elements to either the floor or the ceiling.

All elements are conceived as fully demountable and reusable, following a constructive logic based on modularity, adaptability, and reversibility.

NMDC
Custom TV cabinet

1.5 mm mirror stainless steel

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SOURLAND — NM3 x

The NM26 bookshelf in mirror-finish stainless steel is used as a display to present the new book by , a visual exploration of what remains after impact, focusing on aftermath, memory, and transformation.

A rug by contributes to the spatial composition.

Book available for purchase on www.federicohurth.com

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For the presentation of NO SEASONS collection during Milano Design Week 2026, within the context of .global in Via Maiocchi 8, .xyz designed and developed a custom modular display system.

Conceived specifically in response to the spatial conditions of the venue and the presentation of the collection.

The system produced from a single repeatable module in powder-coated steel and tempered glass, replicated into eight display units with integrated lighting and dedicated to the presentation of six outerwear pieces from the collection. Conceived through a repeatable structural logic, the vitrines established a continuous architectural presence within the space.

The black finish established a direct relationship with the monochromatic language of the collection, while the glass surfaces were designed to define spatial continuity through reflections and transparency.

Alongside the display system, NM3 also developed the overall spatial layout of the installation.

Special thanks to .global

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NM3 x POP-UP: WHAT MONEY CAN BUY

During Salone del Mobile 2026, and .xyz presented What Money Can Buy, a domestic environment where installation and retail converge.

The project unfolds through a bedroom and bathroom setting, extending NM3’s approach into both domestic and functional spaces.

Within this context, NM3 introduces a bathroom collection including a system of shelves and towel rails available in three standard sizes, a mirror, and a toilet paper holder, all in satin-finish stainless steel.

For the occasion, a limited-edition hanger in super mirror stainless steel and a rail for displaying Magniberg garments were also developed.

NM3 introduces a bathroom collection, available soon in the upcoming catalogue.

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, in collaboration with .xyz, presents OG—NM301, a stainless steel stool designed by .

A lightweight object defined by a fully stainless steel structure, conceived for use also in bathroom environments.

The geometry is reduced to primary elements, generating a clear presence consistent with NM3’s design language. The material is used in its natural state, preserving the qualities and traces of the production process.

The stool was presented within a modular exhibition structure designed by for during Salone del Mobile 2026, conceived to be disassembled and reconfigured. After the exhibition, the structure will be reassembled in Masala, Zambia, as a permanent public facility.

OG—NM301 stool in satin stainless steel, discover more on our website.

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NM3 develops the exhibition space for Milano in collaboration with . The fair takes place within Palazzo Galbani, a largely hidden example of Milanese modernist architecture from the late 1950s.

Working within the constraints imposed by the existing structure, NM3 and developed a custom-made system of freestanding steel modules integrated with wooden panels and lighting. Fully demountable and reusable, the system is conceived to adapt to different spatial configurations while maintaining structural clarity.

Across four exhibition floors, galleries, special projects, and shared spaces unfold through a free and non-hierarchical layout, responding to the geometry and rhythm of the building.

Throughout the space, collectible design pieces by NM3, marble objects from the first collection of , and stools by contribute to the furnishing of the exhibition environment.

Paris Internationale Milano
Palazzo Galbani, Milano
18 – 21 April 2026

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