How going to Copenhagen and miss a visit to Royal Copenhagen museum-shop? Interiors were fantastic and casually I discovered the near fairy Royal Cafe where you can eat cakes and smørrebrød.
The Royal Cafe is created and owned by
Lo Østergaard and Rud Christiansen that happily opened it on 2007.
The Cafe is a 50/50 mix of shop and food where famous Danish
manufacturers - Royal Copenhagen, Georg Jensen, Fritz Hansen, Bang &
Olufsen, Kvadrat, Carlsberg, Holmegaard etc. - are presented in a
Cafe/Shop environment. Locations outside Denmark will function and
perform as a “mini” danish embassy, where design, history and
cuisine from Denmark are incorporated.
Lo and Rud have taken great care to
find products for The Royal Cafe construction. Fritz Hansen have for
example produced the “ANT” chair designed by Arne Jacobsen in a
new size called counter-height for the first time. Holmegaard Glass
have produced the chandeliers according to the owners' design, using
their own expertise in glass making. Royal Copenhagen have adapted
several serving items, so that they are functional in a Cafe
enviroment. Also Georg Jensen uses their many designs in cutlery,
vases, candlesticks and salt/pepper grinders for preserving the
clients attention to their long history of design.
“We also feel that it is important to
notice that The Royal Cafe has “soul” and we like to call it
“Funky Baroque – design confusion, humourous and chic”.
Come andare a Copenhagen e non visitare il negozio-museo di Royal Copenhagen? Gli interni sono bellissimi e nella visita ho scoperto per caso l'adiacente Royal Cafe, il caffè delle fate dove mangiare dolci e smørrebrød.
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