Copenhagen
WITH LOUISE ROE
Denmark’s four seasons offer a constantly changing color palette, perfect for inspiration. Winter, in particular, is ideal for embracing the warmth of your home and enhancing it with interesting and beautiful interiors. Copenhagen remains vibrant year-round, blending historical architecture with a keen eye for authentic style, while also welcoming innovative ideas. Here are the local gems I think are worth visiting.
October 2024
Words: designeers and LOUISE ROE
design museum:
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art is celebrated for its diverse selection of both modern and contemporary pieces, featuring renowned artists like Andy Warhol, Louise Bourgeois and Yayoi Kusama. Located in Humlebæk, the museum’s architectural design and coastal surroundings are lovely. It’s a great option for a fun day trip.
coffee stop:
The Roe Bar
Our cafe, The Roe Bar, is a great spot for a light breakfast and flavorful coffee. Since it's located inside our Gallery (Louise Roe Gallery), you’re surrounded by our interior designs and the unique, avant-garde ambiance of our bar area.
art gallery:
Kunsthal Charlottenborg
Kunsthal Charlottenborg is a grande exhibition space, housed in the beautiful Charlottenborg palace. It’s a vibrant hub for contemporary art, staging not only exhibitions but also cultural activities like film screenings, concerts and artist talks.
art, furniture, design objects:
Hvornum
Hvornum, located on Gammel Kongevej, offers a curated assortment of refined furniture and decor items - from classic to contemporary pieces.Our former chef, Jonathan Sørensen, recently opened his own restaurant named Graziano. It’s a mix between a trattoria and bottega, featuring a variety of traditional dishes, including handmade pasta and classic Italian desserts, crafted with high-quality ingredients. The interior is reminiscent of Tuscany and on sunny days you can sit outside and enjoy a glass of wine.
A lunch to indulge into:
Admiralgade 26
Their refined menu blends Japanese and Nordic culinary traditions. The restaurant's interior feels like stepping into a carefully curated living room, with a lively and pleasant atmosphere. The space features a harmonious blend of styles, incorporating various designs with both square and round tables, creating a thoughtful and inviting mix.
cocktail spot:
Graziano
Our former chef, Jonathan Sørensen, recently opened his own restaurant named Graziano. It’s a mix between a trattoria and bottega, featuring a variety of traditional dishes, including handmade pasta and classic Italian desserts, crafted with high-quality ingredients. The interior is reminiscent of Tuscany and on sunny days you can sit outside and enjoy a glass of wine.
design hotel:
Hotel Sanders
Hotel Sanders offers a selection of thoughtful design and decor, showcasing a charming blend of modern Danish aesthetics and international influences. It’s got a very classic and timeless feel - the earthy palette, authentic woodwork and intricate marble. It’s romantic and the atmosphere is bubbly.
An artisan everyone should know about:
Eric Landon
Eric Landon is a pottery artist based here in Copenhagen and his ceramic work is quite fascinating. He shares these mesmerizing videos on social media, showcasing his hands-on pottery process.
must see spot:
Christianshavn
The Christianshavn area is great for a stroll during the summer. You can admire the scenic canals and historically charming architecture. The neighborhood has got a special ambience - a sort of laid-back feel. There’s lots of cozy stores, cafes and restaurants.
