Projects around the world by our furniture brands
Discover our brands’ prestigious projects around the world. Architects, designers and project managers have collaborated with Brdr. Krüger, Sibast and Møbel to create original pieces for unique spaces. Have a look at the best practices below.
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noma restaurant, Copenhagen
Head chef and founder of noma, René Redzepi, commissioned Studio David Thulstrup to design a home for noma and series of furniture pieces. David worked with Brdr. Krüger to create a new furniture collection to complement the spirit of noma space. ARV collection by Brdr. Krüger are used in the space.
For chef and co-owner René Redzepi the most important consideration was to have a sense of place and for everything to feel handmade. The overall mood is Scandinavian without any Nordic cliches, honest, simple, and not over-designed.
Featured: ARV dining armchairs and tablee by Brdr. Krüger.
Ikoyi, London
Ikoyi, with two Michelin stars, is serving a menu based on seasonal British produce and spices from sub-Saharan west Africa inside a brutalist building in central London. The 150-square-metre restaurant is designed by Danish architect David Thulstrup, who drew on spice-making processes when designing the interior.
Banquettes and dining chairs from the ‘Font’ collection are lined with ginger-coloured leather and combined with a steel mesh ceiling, copper wall panels and stone flooring in Ikoyi’s main dining room.
Featured: Font dining armchair and banquettes by Møbel Copenhagen.
Benoit & Bernard Dewitte Restaurant, Gent
The restaurant is owned by two passionate brothers who strive to create a unique experience in its simplicity. The use of raw materials and meticulous attention to ingredients play an essential role in Benoit & Bernard Dewitte Restaurant, together with the cozy atmosphere and unique design.
The dining experience happens in a picturesque and poetic context that projects the guest into a new dimension, made of coziness and relaxation.
Featured: Dining Chair No 7 by Sibast Furniture - chosen by interior designer Geraldine Van Heuverswyn.
Sticks ‘n Sushi, Istedgade
After 17 years Sticks’n’Sushi Istedgade has undergone a renovation to enhance the restaurant’s interior. With a brand new cocktail bar at its centre, Studio Emily Broom has created a raw yet refined interior for the restaurant in the vibrant neighborhood of Vesterbro, Copenhagen.For seating, Emily chose pieces from the Font collection. At first, the seating would only include the dining chairs and bar stools, but after a visit to our showroom, the CEO of Sticks’n’sushi insisted on including Font bar sofas as well. The choice of grey Sørensen leather upholstery and polished steel for the frame fits perfectly into the tone and rawness of the project.
Featured: Font bar sofa, Font dining armchairs and Font barchairs by Møbel Copenhagen.
Donum Home, Sonoma County
David Thulstrup was commissioned to reconfigure parts of the Donum Estate: a space for wine tasting, dining, art and entertainment, located in Sonoma County, California.
ARV Chairs match with the overall design language that pays homage to Scandinavian values such as simplicity, functionalism, and a sense of calmness, while giving a nod to the Californian vernacular through natural materiality.
Located in the Sonoma County wine region and home to a monumental sculpture collection, The Donume Estate is one of the leading Californian Pinot Noir producers.
Featured: ARV chairs by Brdr. Krüger.
Berns Salonger, Stockholm
Historic architecture meets majestic rooms with eclectic details, a vibrant atmosphere and legendary nightlife. Located at the centre of Stockholm’s dynamic shopping and restaurant district, overlooking Berzelii Park and the Baltic Sea, Berns has been a hub of Stockholm’s entertainment scene for over 150 years. Global superstars, artists, bankers, media folk and curious cosmopolitans have been drawn here ever since Berns opened its doors in 1863. Here you can dine under crystal chandeliers at the breath taking restaurant Berns Asiatiska.
Interior styling by Titt studio, AB Evert Lindelöf.
Photo courtesy: Berns.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Featured: No. 7 dining, No. 7 bar, No. 8 dining by Sibast Furniture.
