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Black beauties: Norm Architects discover the darker side of Danish design -
Chart Design 2018: the finest collectable design from the Nordic region and beyond -
Copenhagen designer infuses men’s jewellery with Scandi coolCopenhagen-based brand Elhanati unveils new men’s jewellery collection, X, where masculine and feminine intertwine
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Alexander Tovborg’s glass mosaic shows Copenhagen Airport in a new lightA vast commission by the Danish artist injects a healthy dose of colour into Terminal 2’s newly revealed extension
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Pavilion made of recycled IKEA mattresses wins Chart Architecture prize -
Anselm Kiefer’s lead airplane sculptures loom large at Copenhagen Contemporary -
3 Days of Design 2022: best of Danish design, and moreExplore the best new spaces and furniture launches from Danish and international brands and designers at Copenhagen’s 3 Days of Design 2022
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Gillian Wearing keeps it in the family at Copenhagen’s National Gallery -
Ilse Crawford glazes a Nordic dessert bar with British design flourishes -
Vertical Farm in Copenhagen reimagines sustainable foodWe're looking up to tech specialist YesHealth Group and Nordic Harvest for their clever take on the future of food production
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One for all: Rineke Dijkstra’s portraits go on show at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art -
Fritz Hansen celebrates 150 years with pavilion by Henning LarsenWe take a look at Henning Larsen’s design for the Fritz Hansen pavilion, unveiled in Copenhagen during 3 Days of Design (15 – 17 June 2022)
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Raf Simons and Kvadrat launch a Shaker-inspired accessories collectionLaunching on 10 August 2022, the new accessories collection by Raf Simons for Kvadrat includes cushions, throws, bags, as well as tray, box, magazine holder, cap, and two key chains whose design is driven by functionality
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Men’s mental health takes centre stage at an art and design exhibition by Tableau‘Confessions’, which travels to Copenhagen’s 3 Days of Design following its debut at Milan Design Week 2022, features commissioned work by 14 male artists, designers and architects, reflecting on toxic masculinity, vulnerability and mental health
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Noma Projects brings the world’s greatest restaurant into your kitchenNoma Projects launches with a smoked mushroom garum for at-home cooking, the first in a series of products and media and environmental programmes set to make the famous restaurant more accessible
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Copenhagen’s cultural institutions, as recommended by leading Danish creativesIn collaboration with Visit Copenhagen, the city’s official tourism agency, Wallpaper* invites four great Danes – fashion designer Freya Dalsjø, chef Frederik Bille Brahe, interior and furniture designer Signe Bindslev Henriksen, and floral artist Julius Værnes Iversen – to tell us about their favourite Copenhagen museums, and how to make the most of the city’s creative scene
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Wilkinson Eyre's new Lille Langebro bridge serves Copenhagen's cyclists -
Last chance to see: ‘Light & Space’ at Copenhagen ContemporaryOn view until 4 September, epic group show ‘Light & Space’ explores the past and present of the iconic light and installation art movement. It’s physical, emotional, bodily and disorientating
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Nobis Hotel — Copenhagen, Denmark -
It’s a hyggelig affair in the Jens Risom room at Copenhagen’s Hotel Alexandra -
Gold standard: Patrik Hansson shows his geometric wares at The Jewellery Room -
Health and care: 3XN's Patient Hotel arrives in Copenhagen -
Scandi style: a Copenhagen office is a timber-clad triumph -
Great Dane: Copenhagen concept store Sirin dazzles with a diverse design mixAlthough concept stores are a dime a dozen these days, Sirin sets itself apart for its wildly diverse catalogue that includes geographical posters by Estonian designer Bold Tuesday, beard combs made from Soviet-era recycled vinyl, handmade porcelain by Norwegian outfit Modellstuen and bespoke furniture by newbie Danish company Novel Cabinet Makers.
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Marble masterpieces: Snedker Studio debuts new furniture collection -
Waste warrior: Bjarke Ingels Group devise a new recycling plant for Copenhagen -
Tatiana Bilbao’s mobile library adapts to multiple environmentsThe Mexican creative swaps architecture for interior design in a new exhibition of multifunctional objects at Etage Projects in Copenhagen
