An icon of Danish Modernism, Finn Juhl’s avant-garde design philosophy is most intimately expressed in his former home. Exemplifying functionalism and showcasing many of Juhl’s most revolutionary furniture designs, the residence is also one of the earliest examples of an open floor plan.
If you only have one day in Copenhagen, venture beyond the city limits to the serene shoreline of Øresund Sound. Here, you will find one of the world's more enthralling art collections housed in galleries of glass, brick, and steel — with works by Serra and Noguchi dispersed across the vast gardens.
Our favorite vintage store in Copenhagen, this discerning collection showcases the best of local and international designers. On a crowded street, through a short entry way, and up a curved staircase; Jerome may not be easy to find but it is well worth the effort.
Copenhagen is known for its seafood and there is no greater celebration of the ocean’s delights than here, at this unassuming yet transportive restaurant. Though we generally prefer an a la carte experience, the dégustation here is essential.