A CHARMING TOWNHOUSE
RESIDENTIAL
In collaboration with architect and designer Danielle Siggerud, we transformed an early 19th-century villa, located in the green residential area of Frederiksberg in Copenhagen. Being in the center of a rumbling capital, only to round a corner and find yourself surrounded by nature, this home offers a unique balance of modern townhouse and nature retreat. The same balance is achieved within the interior, where a strong focus is placed on merging design, architecture, and modern craftsmanship while combining elegant and rustic elements.
This bespoke kitchen is designed on two levels with a kitchen island that offers both spaces for cooking and relaxed seating for a morning cup of coffee.
Customised storage solutions have been designed to hide away appliances. The burnished brass details, create a fine balance between the rustic oak wood and the more refined Italian marble worktops.
The cabinets are detailed with cane, a connecting element in the balance between elegance and rustic, central to the general design theme in this villa.
The master bedroom is inspired by the English townhouse style. To make the most out of the room, we have created a classic, built-in wardrobe with additional storage space. Inside, we have lined it with cotton drapes in reference to the English historic style.
FRAMING THE MOMENT
A composition of smoked oak and gentle curves shapes the experience of moving through the space. Light filters across textured surfaces, revealing a balance between intimacy and openness.
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A PERFECT BALANCE
For the guest bathroom, we crafted a sleek piece of bathroom furniture in smoked oak, held together by a burnished brass frame, making it look light and elegant despite the solid structure.
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