We recently took the time to ask the award-winning architect and designer David Thulstrup some questions about him practicing what he preaches.
Vilhelm Lauritzen — A Modernist Arrival
Vilhelm Lauritzen (1894—1984) is considered one of Denmark's most important and influential architects and was an ambassador for introducing the groundbreaking functionalism in Danish design and architecture. Many of his buildings embrace modern life.
Redefining Hospitality — Q+A With Bjarne Hansen, Founder of The Audo
We recently took the time to ask Bjarne Hansen, the visionary founder of The Audo, some questions about his ambitious venture, his definition of hospitality, and his vision for the future.
In the Echo of Arne Jacobsen
In Copenhagen, Denmark, a high-rise of meaningful existence demands unquestionable attention. Marked as one of the world's first design hotels, the Royal Hotel (now Radisson Blu Royal Hotel) is far from conventional.
Q+A with Iringó Demeter — An Ode to Bodily Expression
Born and raised in Transylvania, Romania, the photographer Iringó Demeter’s childhood was characterized by the surrounding picturesque nature. Her fascination for nature defines her work, with her interest navigating towards the human body in all its beauty.
"Presence" by Charlotte Lapalus
“Presence”, a personal series by Charlotte Lapalus, captured in the sunset of South France.
The Sculptural World of Carl Eldh
When entering Carl Eldh's former workshop in Stockholm, Sweden, you do not only experience the sculptor's impressive work of art, but you instantly study an entire era. This well-preserved museum, Carl Eldh Ateljémuseum has few counterparts in Europe and therefore provides a unique insight into the life and work of an artist during the first half of the 20th century.
Rudolph Tegner — A Misunderstood Artist
There is hardly any artist in Denmark who has been the subject of more controversy than the sculptor Rudolph Tegner (1873-1950). Most of his artistic pursuits and creative work, characterized by his large-scale projects…
Using Raw Materials in Unforeseen Ways — Q+A with Yellow Nose Studio
Yellow Nose Studio is a ceramic and interior design studio based in Berlin. Partners in both work and life, Ying Ho and Kai Tung are on a common and ever-evolving quest for the perfect balance between the organic and inorganic, the logical and emotional, the handcrafted and the industrial.
Q+A with Marzena Skubatz, the Photographer Capturing Remote Places Far From Home
The photographer Marzena Skubatz have travelled to a myriad of remote and inaccessible places around the world to captivate unspoilt landscapes and environments. Through photography she explores the intimate lives and persistence of people in isolated places…
100 Years Of Bauhaus
Bauhaus is mostly associated with design and architecture — with pragmatic functionalism, geometric shapes and primary colors that would finally say goodbye to nostalgic ornaments and historical references. The catastrophic experiences of WWI motivated the Bauhauslers to rethink life, society and the everyday world radically…
0131 Antivilla by Brandlhuber: A Former Lingerie Factory Reinvented as a Lakeside Retreat
The renovation of the former lingerie factory was completed back in 2014 by the German architect and urban planner Arno Brandlhuber. A personal project now containing a number of selective functions as a studio and a residential building.
A Melancholic Photographic Journey — In Conversation with Charlotte Lapalus
Charlotte Lapalus is a Marseille-based photographer mainly shooting fashion editorials, portraits, landscape, interiors, and objects. Her captivating photographic style invites the viewer into a world of saturated colors and deep tones filled with mystery, beautiful scenery, poetic style, and serene portraits.
Den Holm: Form Meets Function
Steven John Clark is the maker behind Den Holm; a stone mason and artist living and working in Melbourne, Australia. Originating from Scotland, Clark was traditionally trained as a stone mason before a path through fashion and textile embroidery led him back to his skills with stone design.
Aldo Amoretti Captures the Sculptural Forms of the Wadden Sea Centre by Dorte Mandrup
The Italian photographer Aldo Amoretti, renowned for his many architectural shots, have this time captured The Wadden Sea Centre — a spectacular and award winning museum completed back in 2017.
Tableau Presents Tales of Tableau at The Kinfolk Gallery
Tales of Tableau is a new exhibition by the recently opened, innovative floral space and design studio, Tableau. Currently showcased at The Kinfolk Gallery in central Copenhagen, the spacious gallery have been transformed into a space covered in dreamy flowers…