Studio David Thulstrup designed this cosy but minimalist Copenhagen loft, which doubles as a retail concept space for Danish brand Vipp.
The two-bedroom bolthole sits above the Vipp offices, inside a former printing factory dating back to 1910, in the Islands Brygge harbourfront. Thulstrup’s minimalist interiors make the most of the attic space’s high-sloping ceilings but it feels cosy despite its grand proportions.
Courtesy of Vipp
Courtesy of Vipp
Courtesy of Vipp
Courtesy of Vipp
Courtesy of Vipp
Courtesy of Vipp
Pale Douglas Pine trusses and wooden floorboards cross the Danish holiday home, available to rent from €1,000 per night. Furniture and objects include designs by Vipp, as well as vintage pieces that inject a burst of colour into the otherwise white space.
Skylight windows offer a glimpse of the surrounding roofscape, and there’s a fireplace and well-stocked library if you fancy a quiet night in. The more adventurous can make a 10-minute trip to the centre of the city, where Copenhagen’s more bustling nightlife can be found…
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