Designed by a 25-strong team, this art-centre café’s furniture is (sustainable) art in itself
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Refshalevej 173A, 1432 København, Denmark
Design
Tableau, Ari Prasetya
Client
Copenhagen Contemporary
Furniture Design
Among Other Things, Anna Clarisse Holck Wæhrens, Anne Brandhøj, Arnaud Eubelen, Ari Prasetya, Bram Vanderbeke, Carsten In Der Elst
Furniture Design
Davide Ronco, Frederik Gustav, Jacob Egeberg, Janis Karasevskis, Kevin Josias, Kim Lenschow, Kristine Mandsbjerg, Laurids Gallée, Mads Hilbert
Furniture Design
Pablo Dorigo Sempere, Paul Cournet, Pettersen & Hein, Pil Whitta, Natalie P. Koerner, Thomas Gayet
Material Supply
Dinesen
Collaborators
Dinesen, Kvadrat, Flügger, Hans AA
Tableau and Ari Prasetya tapped 25 international artists, designers and architects to create seating for Connie-Connie, a café at art centre Copenhagen Contemporary.
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