Designer has converted a former industrial warehouse into ‘restaurant 108′, a high-end eatery in the danish capital for chef rené redzepi.
the design combines the building’s existing structural elements with
bespoke furniture pieces that offer a distinct scandinavian style. ‘we
wanted to keep the strong structural elements of the tall, light space,
as well as reframe the existing beautiful material palette of concrete,
bricks and dark metals,’ explain the designers.
sought to incorporate a sense of vibrancy through splashes of color.
seafoam green and midnight blue contrast and complement the use of red,
seen across copenhagen in its façades, bricks, and roofs. ‘when
working with the various functions of the project, we started using
these selected areas as colorful features and accents weaving them into
the naked spaces,’ continues SPACE copenhagen co-founder, signe bendslev henrikson.
furniture has also been designed by SPACE copenhagen, with their
round accent tables serving as small islands dotted around the volume.
other items include wardrobes in blackened steel, as well as wooden
credenzas that function as waiting stations throughout the interior.
suspended from the lofty ceilings, mouth-blown pendant lamps have been
manufactured by bomma, design studio olgoj chorchoj. the restaurant’s woven chairs have been designed by jørgen bækmark
SPACE copenhagen has also designed the furniture throughout the restaurant
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