Colorful, earthy, urban feeling kitchen from the Danish magazine, Rum.
An eclectic kitchen from the Danish magazine, Rum.
An apartment in Copenhagen. Soft, modern, lovely.
Copenhagen on a cold day
A current look in European kitchen design are layers of countertops, one type of surface set on top of another for different reasons such as special prep areas, dining or for an aesthetic purpose.
When I go to Denmark I mostly rent apartments. I stayed in this apartment which was in a very old building. The wall panels, old timbers and textured walls add so much charm and warmth. It’s certainly far from luxurious, but luxurious in its own way.
A fabulous, super thin countertop with integral, molded sink - precision fit for the most modern look. I like it - I think it is elegant simplicity. Uno Form showroom Copenhagen.
Timeless, simple, white modern kitchen paired with classic herringbone flooring. Less is more and this look is modern elegance. Uno Form showroom in Copenhagen. The precision fit countertop is perfect in its crisp and clean design.
A beautiful interior of neutrals, textures and contrast in lights and darks. Modern warmth. Uno Form showroom in Copenhagen.
This kitchen in the Uno Form showroom in Copenhagen features the warmth of wood combined with cool neutrals. The rustic yet classic flooring adds a needed cozy factor. The pattern of the cabinetry adds interest to the long pieces.
MINDCRAFT13 from Danish Crafts at Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan, 9-14th April 2013. A series of exhibitions of contemporary Danish craft and design conceived and carried out by Danish Crafts, under The Danish Ministry of Culture. The exhibitions highlight and promote a selection of Denmark’s most talented contemporary craftspeople and designers at the world’s biggest and most important design events.
The first MINDCRAFT exhibition was presented in 2008 during the Milan Design Week and was later shown at 100% Design in London where it won the award for ‘Best Contribution to 100% Design’.
#allgoodthings #danish spotted by missdesignsays.
Photos by Jule Hering.
A showroom kitchen in Copenhagen, Invita, but it’s a good argument for a kitchen design with large, low windows and it shows how nice a big connection to the outdoors feels. It means a little bit of a sacrifice of storage which should also be weighed. I can see a couple of comfortable upholstered chairs near the window to round out the kitchen as living space.
Sleek black and white is visually softened by a shelf with decorative objects on it, a window to the outdoors and light fixtures of classic design. Invita showroom Copenhagen.
A warm, modern, organically shaped sofa for flexible living by Cloverleaf. Depending on how and where it is situated in a room, it can make an important design statement, but given its shape, it must make sense aesthetically and functionally in the room.
Such richly interesting objects in a window of an antique store on Ravnsborggade in Copenhagen and the reflection adds the perfect touch. I took this picture because I wanted to remember the painting on the left side of the window - a classic modern style.
