Our latest campaign, rhythm of home, features a modernist home in northern Copenhagen where architecture, light, and built-in storage shape the rhythms of everyday life. Designed by Gert Bornebusch as a modest single-family home in the late 1950s, the home had seen three earlier expansions that disrupted its modernist identity. The recent renovation was about creating a unified vision—a contemporary interpretation of modernism shaped by purposeful simplicity, material honesty, and spatial fluidity.

These principles are brought to life using transparency, fluid connections between inside and outside, and materials that reinforce this modernist dialogue. Moving through the home, expansive views of the garden, sky, and forest are ever-present, offering multiple ways to live and move through each space. Carefully placed windows fill the interiors with daylight, balancing privacy and openness while preserving wall space for furniture and art. Central to the home’s renewed character is PLAIN in soft white. With flat front, clean lines, and quiet functionality, PLAIN becomes an architectural element—framing views, guiding movement, and shaping space. Every detail is intentional, each material considered—a home designed for the rhythm of everyday.