Best known for its reinvention and interpretation of Nordic cuisine, Noma has come out of summer with a new look. While the culinary team held court at a pop-up in Claridge's during London's Olympic Games, Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou of Copenhagen architecture practice Space improved the old warehouse-based HQ's functional and spatial qualities, working closely with Danish flooring company Dinesen, whose HeartOak(r) flooring is a central feature. The new atmosphere is now a reflection of the foraged Nordic ingredients Noma is famous for.
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India Mahdavi experimental and colourful tiles redefine interior paradigmsIndia Mahdavi is Japanese brand Alternative Artefacts Danto's first collaborator. At Milan Design Week 2024, they present a collection of tiles which reflect on history and inspires future interiors
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Biagetti's Wearable Casa collection is a beautiful Frankenstein of design inspirationBiagetti's wearable Casa Collection in collaboration with MCM is inspired by an array of urban culture, artificial intelligence and uncommon objects, showcased at Milan Design Week 2024
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The story behind Chanel’s iconic handbags, the 2.55 and the 11.12The liberated spirit of Coco Chanel runs through the house’s most memorable handbags, which are being put back centre stage by current creative director Virginie Viard. Here, Wallpaper* takes a closer look
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Ambra Copenhagen marries traditional Italian cuisine with sleek Danish designAmbra Copenhagen is Space Copenhagen’s latest design-centred hospitality venture
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A weekend in wonderful CopenhagenThe ultimate weekend in Copenhagen starts here: discover the latest openings across the UNESCO World Capital of Architecture, stay in a hotel afloat, start your day with brilliant baked goods and ski down a power-station piste
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