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In the 1920’s, a handful of visionary pioneers renewed the Danish furniture tradition by continuing the useful elements from the past and by further developing function and comfort to such a degree that it resounded abroad, resulting in the success which made Denmark a leading furniture production country. We wrote about some of our favorites and some of our rooms here, enjoy!
"Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history" "Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history"Here you can click and read about our Jacobsen room.
Arne Jacobsen
Info about the room.
Børge did not design in wood, he designed with wood.
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A room bound to traditions.
"Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history" "Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history"A corner room with a view full of masterpieces
Experimental
If living in the mid-century.
A mid-century suite featuring plastic and pink walls!?
A bold suite
Full of personality
"Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history" "Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history"A room curated by the love to wood.
Mr. Wegner
A timeless rolemodel.
"Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history"Think sophisticated English design in modern Copenhagen
Take a closer look
At professor Wanscher.
"Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history" "Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history"A room with the elegant, light and graceful vibes of Ms. Ditzel
A tribute to
A fine lady of Danish design.
Furniture was no longer to serve strictly functional purposes
Feel the 50s
When Danish Modern was born.
"Our free periodical with stories about Hotel Alexandra and Danish design history"
