ECHO debuts as a new design exhibition during Stockholm Design Days, February 3-6, 2026, at the canon workshop on Skeppsholmen

Lotta Agaton Interiors, founded in 2004, has created the overall set design and spatial framework for the premiere exhibition.

The design draws its color palette from nature, with pine, moss, grass, and reed serving as recurring elements throughout the environment.

Lotta Agaton explains: “I immediately associated the word ECHO with my childhood summers in Norrland, and how sounds there echo across the river and between the mountains. That, along with the exhibitors’ products, which clearly have a nature-inspired theme, became the foundation for the exhibition.”

The venue features raw industrial architecture with generous natural light and views of Saltsjön and central Stockholm. The interaction between the building’s architecture and Lotta Agaton Interiors’ visual language highlights both the space and the exhibited works.

Karin Sköldberg, founder of ECHO, states: “I believe everyone dreams of getting closer to nature in different ways, and I hope ECHO becomes a small oasis for inspiration and reflection, offering a contrast to the everyday noise of the city.”

Exhibitors include Bemz, DUX, JOY Objects/Fredrik Paulsen, Kähler, Ogeborg, Staffan Holm Studio, Anki Gneib, Mia Cullin, ASKO, and Solid Space Studio. The next edition takes place in Copenhagen in June 2026.

Opening hours: Tuesday-Thursday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM, Friday 10:00 AM-4:00 PM. Location: Slupskjulsvägen 20-22, Skeppsholmen, Stockholm.

Images and content courtesy of Echo Exhibition.