Lead Architect: Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen
Architects: Mette Degn, Marius Lund
Interior Design: Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Norm Architects have restored and rebuilt a historic villa in Copenhagen after a devastating fire. The story goes that the house used to be inhabited by the renowned Danish architect, designer and cultural critic, Poul Henningsen. Today, a family of three resides in the historic house – a modern home that holds references to its original state – with beautiful high panels, parquet flooring, low, paned windows, teak furniture and – of course – retro PH lamps hanging over the kitchen island.
“The dark mid-century teak furniture and minimal marble plinths create beautiful contrasts, boasting a clean and subtle elegance against the plain, white walls and dark, inbuilt kitchen elements in sawcut smoaked oak.”












