Copengagen, Denmark
Category:
Office
9
Jakub Orlowski
Luca Bernardi
Designer, Founder
We believe a workspace should adapt to people — not the other way around. Every zone here supports a different rhythm of work.
Key Spaces
Open Workspace
The main working area is arranged in loosely structured clusters, allowing teams to collaborate or concentrate as needed. Neutral desks with soft-edge detailing sit beneath high ceilings and exposed ducts, emphasizing the open industrial character. Acoustic wall panels, mobile chairs, and surrounding greenery enhance comfort and reduce noise. The space is punctuated by relaxed breakout seating — rounded green lounge chairs near full-height windows that flood the floor with light.
Meeting Zones & Collaborative Tables
Two compact meeting rooms are semi-enclosed in a natural wood volume, visually distinct yet easily accessible. Soft green walls, integrated lighting, and built-in seating make them feel calm and focused. Around them, elongated shared tables invite group work and quick conversations. Above, circular wooden ceiling structures help zone the space and lower its perceived height.
Lounge Area
The lounge offers a slower rhythm. Burgundy lounge chairs and a soft-toned rug set a warm contrast to the concrete floor, while a perforated metal divider defines the space without blocking light. It’s a place for reflection, informal chats, or a quiet break — a counterbalance to the high-energy work zones.
Details
Color Palette
The palette is earthy and muted: sage, terracotta, oatmeal, olive green, and warm wood tones dominate, softened by black, off-white, and dusty rose. These colors reinforce a sense of calm, clarity, and openness — free from corporate coldness.
Materials and Textures
Plywood, brushed metal, microcement, felt, natural textiles, and indoor planting form the textural language of the office. The balance of raw and refined creates a layered space that stimulates without overwhelming.
Furniture
Furniture is modular, mobile, and ergonomic — designed for reconfiguration. Round-backed chairs, bar stools, and soft lounges balance hard edges. Every item supports flexibility, so teams can evolve the space as needed.
Lighting
Lighting is layered for functionality and atmosphere. Linear LEDs provide general illumination, while suspended rings and focused ceiling spots help define zones and support different tasks. Daylight is prioritized, with large industrial windows and translucent blinds that allow adjustment throughout the day.