Nordiska Kök Kitchen Atelier at Brdr. Krüger
Set within the historic surroundings of Bredgade, Nordiska Kök Kitchen Atelier at Brdr. Krüger’s Flagship Store, forms part of one of Copenhagen’s most established districts, known for its strong legacy of design and craftsmanship. Here, Nordiska Kök and Brdr. Krüger meet at the intersection of design and architecture in a shared space that reflects a common approach to timeless Scandinavian design—where form and function are inseparable, and every detail is carefully considered.
Nordiska Kök Kitchen Atelier is located within Brdr. Krügers Flagship Store at Bredgade 28 in the heart of Copenhagen.
A worktop in Gotland Bro limestone adds a warm, tactile presence in the Kitchen Atelier.
The space is conceived as an exclusive hybrid: part laboratory, part showroom, and part workspace. While it serves to present products, it is equally designed as a space for exploration. A setting where ideas can be tested, materials experienced and craftsmanship understood up close – a layered approach that reflects how both Nordiska Kök and Brdr. Krüger work: hands-on, iterative, and deeply connected to process.
The interior is designed as a cohesive whole where each element contributes to a unified and harmonious expression, while materials, design and craftsmanship take centre stage. A wood fiber carpet from Woodnotes adds subtle warmth.
A custom material shelving unit, crafted from wood, steel, glass and terrazzo, plays a central role in the space. The Ambra Double Pendant by Studio David Pompa creates a cohesive material dialogue, echoing the terrazzo surfaces in the display cabinet behind. Ceramics from Tadaimacph.
Base cabinets in dark oak with stand-out frames are paired with a worktop in Gotland Bro limestone. The same deep wood tone is echoed in the display cabinet behind, creating a calm and cohesive expression. Art by BRICKS Gallery. Kitchen tap by Vola.
The kitchen interior is developed by Nordiska Kök in close collaboration with Danish interior design studio Nathalie Schwer, forming a space where materiality, proportion and function come together in an elegant atmosphere. Furniture pieces by Brdr. Krüger brings refined comfort to the setting with timeless beauty and thoughtful craftsmanship.
– The ambition has been to create a cohesive spatial narrative, where kitchens and furniture are not experienced separately, but as part of one shared design language, says interior designer Nathalie Schwer.
The overall interior reflects a shared approach to design, where Nordiska Kök and Brdr. Krüger meet at the intersection of design and architecture.
“The ambition has been to create a cohesive spatial narrative, where kitchens and furniture are not experienced separately, but as part of one shared design language.”
Nordiska Kök Kitchen Atelier balances a sense of comfort with the clarity of a working laboratory. It’s a contemporary reinterpretation of the kitchen, where familiar elements are subtly deconstructed and reassembled to create something new, bringing a fresh energy into the space.
Cupboard in dark oak with contrasting handles and an integrated spice rack – where form and function meet through authentic craftsmanship. Ceramics from Tadaimacph and tableware from Kay Bojesen
The cupboard’s minimalist design, with clean lines and smooth oak fronts, showcases the beauty of the wood, emphasizing it’s functional elegance. Dining chair ‘Arkade’ by Brdr. Krüger.
The material palette is carefully composed to feel contemporary, yet warm and grounded. It sharpens the architectural clarity of the space while giving each object room to stand out and be appreciated. At the same time, it highlights the versatility of the designs; how they can move between contexts without losing their identity.
The room dividers are also crafted by Nordiska Kök, using a recurring material palette that contributes to the cohesive expression throughout the space. Rug by Woodnotes, and furniture by Brdr. Krüger.
The material shelving unit is designed to showcase Nordiska Kök’s extensive material range, while the structure itself is calm and precise, creating a refined framework that allows the materials to take center stage. Tableware from Tadaima.
Nordiska Kök Kitchen Atelier at Brdr. Krüger’s Flagship Store is located at the entrance to Odd Fellow-palæet, a historic property in central Copenhagen.
Nordiska Kök Kitchen Atelier can be experienced as a part of Brdr. Krüger’s Flagship Store at Bredgade 28, in Copenhagen, offering visitors an intimate encounter with contemporary Scandinavian kitchen design within the context of Copenhagen’s most prominent design districts.
Different wood tones, tactile stone, together with soft earthy tones and considered contrasting details, forms a calm and grounded atmosphere – one that feels both contemporary and enduring, allowing the space to remain quiet and cohesive while still rich in detail. Kitchen tap by Vola.
Lighting by Studio David Pompa brings a sculptural warmth, while nuanced wall colours from St. Leo subtly shape the atmosphere. The dining table is the ‘Triiio Table’ by Brdr. Krüger, elegantly paired with the dining chairs ‘Arkade’, also by Brdr. Krüger.
Photo: Anders Schönnemann.
Interior design: Studio Nathalie Schwer
Styling: Nathalie Schwer
Furniture: Brdr. Krüger
Rugs: Woodnotes
Wall colour: St. Leo
Lighting: Studio David Pompa
Ceramics: Tadaimacph
Tableware: Kay Bojesen
Art: BRICKS Gallery
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