British designer Faye Toogood has used sculptural wood furniture to transform Danish design studio Frama's Copenhagen store during 3 Days of Design.

Toogood, who is the founder of Studio Toogood and known for her playful and sculptural designs, was approached by Frama founder Niels Strøyer Christophersen to create the installation for the annual 3 Days of Design festival.

The intention was for the Collage installation to involve Frama's own cafe, which is located in the same building as its shop and design studio.

"Niels approached us a little less than a year ago and said that he would really like to do something with us – he'd seen a project that we've done in London at the Sessions Arts Club restaurant," Toogood told Dezeen.

"He really wanted to, for 3 Days of Design, do something with the food and incorporate the food," she added.

"Niels liked the idea that there was uniform kind of going on and that we could maybe interrupt the space, so instead of doing curtains – like at Sessions – we thought about more of an installation working its way through the space."

Toogood drew on the concept of collages for the installation, which features large sculptural wooden furniture in asymmetric geometric shapes and is also called Collage.

"I liked the concept of both of us ripping things up and starting again – this idea of creating new energy, essentially, and so the collage element came together," Toogood said.

Her resulting designs, made from plywood and handpainted in warm colours, were installed in every room of the Frama store in an old apothecary in Copenhagen.

Here, they create more tables and seating for the store's cafe and also function as display stands.

Toogood designed a uniform of black vests with colourful collage designs on their backs as part of the collaboration, which also features Toogood x Frama-branded products such as hand wash.

"It's not big on product; it's not a big product launch but more like two houses coming together," Toogood said. "Creators coming together, just creating a new energy."

Colour was an important aspect of the project and marked a change from the aesthetic that Frama is usually associated with.

"Obviously, Niels is not known for colour, and he was amazing, he gave me free rein on everything. " Toogood said.

"I've just started to use colour again in my work; before I've been concentrating on form and geometry and now I'm wanting to unite the form and the geometry with some colour," she added.

"I feel ready for colour. We feel ready for some joy and it's nice getting the reaction from the Frama team and from my team; I think there's a joy and energy to it."

Other events at 3 Days of Design include an exhibition by furniture brand Federicia that shows adaptations of iconic mid-century furniture classics and handcrafted "organic" plastic chairs.

The photography is by Frama.

3 Days of Design took place at venues across Copenhagen from 12 to 14 June. See Dezeen Events Guide for more architecture and design events around the world.