Norman copenhagen

A vibrant outpost for everything design in the eastern quarters of Copenhagen.

Norman Copenhagen’s Bit Stool is made from 100% recycled plastic – the household and industrial waste is granulated into small pieces and then heated to an exact 120° C melting point, making it possible to repeatedly reheat and reuse the material. Suitable for indoors and outdoors, Bit Stool can be used as a pedestal, side table, or impromptu seating. #DesignInspiration #Office #Officespace #Workplace #Workspace #officedesign #normanncopenhagen #bitstool #sustainabledesign

A small table that reaches new heights, Turn table by Simon Legald – Norrmann Copenhagen - Scandinaviandesign.com

Even though my kitchen When you’re dealing with a small kitchen (or any small room, really) thinking tall can really expand your space. That’s why we’re excited about these new wall pockets from Normann Copenhagen. The sky is the limit when it comes to what you can organize in these plastic pockets. The smaller sizes are perfect for utensils you use often, or even small spice jars.

As you might have seen on my Instagram I was in Copenhagen for 3 days of Design, I stayed in the city for four days and I have seen a lot, or enough I should maybe say, of the 290 installations and projects. Whenever visiting a design event or fair I experience a slightly feeling […]

Light is the final touch that gives a room all its personality. Modern pendant lighting works well to highlight your interior with a sense of style.

Unfortunately, this spot has now closed its doors. Restaurant Norman is located on Norman Avenue in Greenpoint - hence the name. But it's also a reference to a Nor(dic) Man. Behind this new restaurant is Claus Meyer, one of the founders of Noma in Copenhagen. He moved to New York years ago and is

Shop online for the collections of Scandinavian furniture and home accessories by Normann Copenhagen at Amara.