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The Atelier — Copenhagen

A room that lowers the volume.

Conceived as an architect-designed interior, the atelier is a sequence of quiet spaces: an arrival room, a consultation table and two treatment rooms shaped by curved plaster walls.
Treatment room with curved plaster wall and tall window

Treatment room I — northern light

Spaces

Sculptural, soft, exact.

Corridors curve instead of turning corners. Nothing is mounted at eye level that doesn’t need to be. Light enters from the side, the way it does in old Copenhagen apartments.

Arched plaster corridor with steel basin

Material 01

Plaster

Hand-trowelled walls, curved to soften sound and light.

Material 02

Steel

Brushed, never polished — precise without glare.

Material 03

Stone

Honed marble and travertine, cool beneath the hand.

Material 04

Glass

Frosted panels that admit daylight and keep privacy.

Steel and marble detail
Steel tray with stone, towel and cream
Frosted serum bottle on travertine

“We designed the atelier the way we design a ritual: remove everything, then add back only what earns its place.”

The atelier is a fictional concept; no physical address is associated with it.

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