A storytelling magazine on urban living & working
Stockholm attracts a lot of creative people. Also Marta Vargas, the photographer who made our homepage picture // Scandinavian road trip. Marta is from Spain, but lives in Stockholm, working as a photographer and a graphic designer…
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Denmark’s North Zealand is also known as the Danish Riviera. Just a short drive from Copenhagen and lined with lovely calm beaches, the place lives up to its name. The famous Coast Road heads north from the capital, passing beach after beach…
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Yesterday it was time for the first Midsummer parties. Midsummer is Scandinavia’s most popular festival right along with Christmas. A traditional celebration of the summertime, Midsummer is the longest day of the year (June 21). In Sweden, Midsummer is even celebrated as a national holiday. Most Midsummer’s Eve celebrations take place on the Friday between June 19 and June 26…
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Danish architect Arne Jacobsen’s old petrol station from 1938 in Charlottenlund is still operating, and the sea view you get when filling up your car is just as good as back then…
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The beautiful museum Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, located 40 kilometres north of Copenhagen, has gained a reputation as a museum in touch with the zeitgeist of the contemporary art world. LOUISIANA MUSEUM OF MODERN ART is a leading international museum of modern art on a beautiful spot. Located on the coast, it balances landscape, architecture and art in a unique interaction. I could wander around this unique place all day…
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Cannot believe it has been more than a month. Copenhagen, you have been such a good host. Thank you for your STYLE, your treasures, the little reunions, the new discoveries, the light, the wind and meeting your people. Thank you for the stories, inspirations and new ideas…
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Copenhagen is a city of impact makers. Although Copenhagen is a rather biased on being part of the European union, entrepreneurs from Denmark have quite an impact on the European economy. Actually, a lot of entrepreneurs launch their ideas or new product in Copenhagen and Denmark before rolling it out in other markets.
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Ordrupgaard is a museum and art park 10 km outside of Copenhagen. It’s a playground for art lovers. Have a look at the impressive private impressionist collection of Wilhelm Hansen and his wife Henny, walk in the park, be surprised by the contemporary art-pieces as you walk through the Ordrupgaard landscape and enjoy architect Zaha Hadid’s masterpiece, which is an extension of the museum…
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Copenhagen is officially the best cycling city in the world. The infrastructure is very good and the government invests in the cycling culture. Good idea, considering the costs of pollution by cars and of course, good for everyone’s health! The biking culture is in some parts a bit different from the Dutch biking culture…
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If you are inspired to stay a couple of days in Copenhagen, this is the accommodation tip for you: Hotel SP34, a boutique hotel in the Latin Quarter of Copenhagen. Hotel SP34 (Brochner Hotels) opened in April 2014 and is a great, centrally located, hotspot for design lovers. You might recognize the yellow neon sign from our homepage and the article on 12hrs.
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