A special day at the Royal Copenhagen headquarters, thanks to Fredericia and ATM Design. I wandered through their timeless spaces, uncovering treasures from the Royal Copenhagen archives—exquisite ceramics that carry centuries of stories. Watching the artisans at work was like stepping into a living tradition, and the moment one of them guided us in painting […]
When I visited Ordrupgaard, I wasn’t expecting to be moved by an artist I’d never heard of. But Fritz Syberg surprised me. At first glance, his works seemed almost photographic—scenes of everyday life captured with calm precision. But then I got closer. And that’s when everything changed. Up close, you could see his pen strokes […]
Where Form Follows Feeling Tucked behind a grove of trees next to the Ordrupgaard Museum, Finn Juhl’s house feels more like a secluded sculpture than a place to live. And yet, it is deeply, beautifully human. Every chair, shelf, table, and corner reveals an obsession not only with form, but with how the body moves, […]
What does a quiet chair say about power? In 1960, the world watched as John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon faced off in the first-ever televised U.S. presidential debate. Kennedy sat in a Danish chair. It wasn’t a random pick. He wanted something that projected modernity, calm confidence, and quiet authority, without the formality or […]
This week I had the chance to visit Anour, a Copenhagen-based lighting design brand that left a deep impression on me — not just for the elegance of their products, but for the values and mindset behind them. The visit happened during my first day at All That Matters. After a warm welcome and an […]
A few days ago, I found myself in a ceramics studio in Copenhagen, hands deep in clay, completely immersed in the process. It wasn’t a professional move, nor a search for a new direction. It was something else entirely: a conscious decision to give space to one of the many creative worlds I’m deeply drawn to. […]
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending the Trends & Traditions fair here in Copenhagen — a vibrant gathering that never fails to spark inspiration and showcase the future of design. Among the many fascinating encounters I had, one stood out in particular: my discovery of Matek, a sustainable material developed by the Danish […]
Moving to Sydhavn has meant inhabiting change. Once an industrial port area, this Copenhagen district now stands as a symbol of a city that evolves while remaining true to its identity. Sydhavn is a landscape under constant construction, where the new builds upon the existing without erasing it. Residential and cultural architectures emerge among repurposed […]
Some places stay still, yet keep returning. Forte dei Marmi is one of them. A place deeply tied to my personal memories — endless summers, familiar landscapes, quiet gestures — which I now revisit with different eyes. More attentive, more design-driven. This time, my focus turned to the deep relationship between the land and marble. […]
This Easter Sunday, while many gather around festive tables and traditions, I’d like to spotlight a place that beautifully blends history, architecture, and a touch of playful innovation: the Basilica of Saint-Denis, just outside Paris. A Gothic masterpiece in its own right, this year it’s also home to an Easter initiative that truly resonated with […]