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royalwatcher: Saturday, April 13th Crown Prince Frederik...

Tue, 16 Apr 2013 10:24:41 +0200

Saturday, April 13th Crown Prince Frederik attended the project “Find your way in Denmark” in nature playground stag beetle in North Zealand. The project provides the opportunity to combine nature and exercise by more than 150 green sports facilities in Denmark.

he is killing these scarfs

theabsolution: Copenhagen Inspires / Danica Kus

Fri, 25 Jan 2013 11:52:27 +0100

theabsolution:

Copenhagen Inspires / Danica Kus

missdesignsays: Fiberline, a fiberglass company in Denmark....

Mon, 14 Jan 2013 22:53:12 +0100

Fiberline headquarter by KHR Architects, Denmark. Spotted by missdesignsays.

Fiberline headquarter by KHR Architects, Denmark. Spotted by missdesignsays.

missdesignsays:

Fiberline, a fiberglass company in Denmark. Headquarter and production facilities along the highway on Funen. By KHR Arkitekter. #allgoodthings #danish #architecture spotted by missdesignsays.

copenfuckinghagen: Viking Biking: quartet. #copenhagen...

Tue, 18 Dec 2012 12:44:49 +0100

copenfuckinghagen:

Viking Biking: quartet. #copenhagen #vikingbiking #cyclechic

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Fri, 14 Dec 2012 10:01:39 +0100

missdesignsays: Green light for Carlsberg Byen’s 80,000 m2 with...

Wed, 12 Dec 2012 15:41:32 +0100

Carlsberg Byen, Copenhagen. 80,000 m2 with housing, education, shops and culture.

Carlsberg Byen, Copenhagen. 80,000 m2 with housing, education, shops and culture.

Carlsberg Byen, Copenhagen. 80,000 m2 with housing, education, shops and culture.

missdesignsays:

Green light for Carlsberg Byen’s 80,000 m2 with housing, education, shops, culture and 10,000’s of students bringing new life to the well-known area in Copenhagen. Renderings by Luxigon and Utopian Cityskape. #allgoodthings #danish #architecture #urbanlife spotted by missdesignsays.

fromscandinaviawithlove: A Christmas home in Denmark. Photo by...

Wed, 12 Dec 2012 14:54:19 +0100

fromscandinaviawithlove:

A Christmas home in Denmark.

Photo by Frederikke Heiberg for Lantliv.

missdesignsays: POET table designed by Martin D. Christensen...

Mon, 03 Dec 2012 21:24:40 +0100

POET by Martin D Christensen for Nordic Tales - spotted by missdesignsays

POET by Martin D Christensen for Nordic Tales - spotted by missdesignsays

POET by Martin D Christensen for Nordic Tales - spotted by missdesignsays

POET by Martin D Christensen for Nordic Tales - spotted by missdesignsays

POET by Martin D Christensen for Nordic Tales - spotted by missdesignsays

missdesignsays:

POET table designed by Martin D. Christensen for Nordic Tales, Denmark. #allgoodthings #danish spotted by missdesignsays.

fromscandinaviawithlove: Photo from Danish Ferm Living.

Wed, 28 Nov 2012 16:42:06 +0100

fromscandinaviawithlove:

Photo from Danish Ferm Living.

missdesignsays: Creative use of Le Klint 153 lamp designed by...

Thu, 22 Nov 2012 22:16:46 +0100

missdesignsays:

Creative use of Le Klint 153 lamp designed by Andreas Hansen in 1964 - along with CH07 by Hans Wegner - a chair designed in 1963 for Carl Hansen & Son. How beautiful is this? ;) #allgoodthings #danish

missdesignsays: Design 1392 designed by Henning Koppel in 1952,...

Fri, 16 Nov 2012 09:16:48 +0100

missdesignsays:

Design 1392 designed by Henning Koppel in 1952, now relaunched in a 24 carat Gold edition by Georg Jensen. #allgoodthings #danish spotted by missdesignsays

fromscandinaviawithlove: A home in Denmark. Photo from Femina.

Fri, 16 Nov 2012 09:04:57 +0100

fromscandinaviawithlove:

A home in Denmark.

Photo from Femina.

fromscandinaviawithlove: Photo by Magdalena Björnsdotter for...

Wed, 14 Nov 2012 10:23:52 +0100

fromscandinaviawithlove:

Photo by Magdalena Björnsdotter for Lantliv.

missdesignsays: Frederiksberg Courthouse by 3XN is nominated...

Mon, 12 Nov 2012 23:29:39 +0100

missdesignsays:

Frederiksberg Courthouse by 3XN is nominated for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award 2013. Read more about the award here:www.miesbcn.com #allgoodthings #danish #architecture spotted by missdesignsays. Image by Adam Mørk.

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Mon, 12 Nov 2012 10:26:01 +0100

thecrownprincessofdenmark: Frederik and Mary with their...

Mon, 12 Nov 2012 10:04:45 +0100

thecrownprincessofdenmark:

Frederik and Mary with their children Christian and Isabella

fromscandinaviawithlove: Photo by Magdalena Björnsdotter for...

Sun, 11 Nov 2012 13:52:45 +0100

fromscandinaviawithlove:

Photo by Magdalena Björnsdotter for Lantliv.

libraryadvocates: buzzfeedlgbt: Proud Papas. After trying to...

Fri, 09 Nov 2012 19:50:18 +0100

libraryadvocates:

buzzfeedlgbt:

Proud Papas. After trying to become parents for nearly a year, two gay King penguins at the Odense Zoo in Denmark adopted an abandoned egg. The two successfully incubated and hatched a chick last month.

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missdesignsays: NOMA and Dinesen HeartOak®. Two “best of...

Thu, 08 Nov 2012 19:15:46 +0100

Dinesen HeartOak at Restaurant Noma, Copenhagen. Architects: SPACE Cph.

Dinesen HeartOak at Restaurant Noma, Copenhagen. Architects: SPACE Cph.

Dinesen HeartOak at Restaurant Noma, Copenhagen. Architects: SPACE Cph.

Dinesen HeartOak at Restaurant Noma, Copenhagen. Architects: SPACE Cph.

Dinesen HeartOak at Restaurant Noma, Copenhagen. Architects: SPACE Cph.

Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou, SPACE Cph.

René Redzepi, Owner and Head Chef, NOMA. Image: Peter Brinch.

Dinesen HeartOak at Restaurant Noma, Copenhagen. Architects: SPACE Copenhagen

missdesignsays:

NOMA and Dinesen HeartOak®. Two “best of Danish” that over the summer 2012 met in a new lovestory by Architects SPACE Cph.

The World’s Best Restaurant, NOMA in Copenhagen, has transformed the setting in order to add a new layer to the unique dining experience – with a Dinesen floor in HeartOak® as a key element.

The architectural firm SPACE Copenhagen has created a new, bright interior in a Nordic style that underscores NOMA’s underlying values of honesty and authenticity and sets the stage for the meal without drawing undue attention to itself.

The world’s best restaurant is known for its uncompromising and honest approach to carefully selected ingredients of the highest quality. It was essential for NOMA that the new interior lives up to and reflects this basic philosophy, so they contacted Dinesen, who shares the same values.

“We have chosen to work with Dinesen because they are able to select and process their raw materials in a way that lets the natural and lasting qualities of the wood stand out in the finished floors,” says René Redzepi, who is Owner and Head Chef at NOMA.

The restaurant is located in an old warehouse, steeped in atmosphere and history. The building is listed, which places restrictions on the architectural expression – and thus, the new floor plays an important role for the overall impression.

The choice fell on solid HeartOak® planks, in which natural cracks are preserved out of respect for the oak trees, which can up be to 200 years old. The planks are full of vitality and history, and as a unique detail, the cracks have been locked with elegant dovetail joints of oak. With its unique expression, HeartOak® is just as natural and authentic as the Nordic cuisine, and architects Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou from SPACE Copenhagen consider the floor a key element that supports the sense of intimacy and honesty that permeates the dining experience.

The level of detailing and the exquisite craftsmanship contribute to a sense of synergy between the oak planks and the gastronomy. Another important factor for SPACE Copenhagen was the fact that the new floor is made in a living material that only grows more beautiful with age.

While NOMA explores the possibilities in the Nordic cuisine, taking it to new heights, Dinesen has endeavoured, since the founding of the company in 1898, to process trees with care and to use them with respect and for the purposes for which they are best suited.

“We embrace the uniqueness and treat every single plank with care and dedication. In HeartOak®, we use as much of the large oak trees as possible and allow nature to unfold in all its beauty. Our planks will definitely fit in beautifully at NOMA,” says Thomas Dinesen, who represents the fourth generation in this family-owned business.

#allgoodthings #danish spotted by missdesignsays.

fromscandinaviawithlove: A home in Denmark. Photo by Peter...

Wed, 07 Nov 2012 10:47:13 +0100

fromscandinaviawithlove:

A home in Denmark.

Photo by Peter Kragballe for Bolig Magasinet.