is an utterly unique single residence design guest house in the heart of historical Copenhagen.
The guest house is curated to feel as a sophisticated home with the best in modern Danish design and contemporary art, resulting in an ambience that is charming, exclusive and sensuous.
The , the largest room at The Darling, is the perfect space for entertaining. In The Living Room, you can lounge on one of the Spanish Chairs by Børge Mogensen or in The Egg, the iconic chair by Arne Jacobsen. This is also where you will find The Darling bar in a unique vintage drinks cabinet by Kurt Østervig.
In The Dining Room seated at the iconic Poul Kjærholms PK54 dining table, by the light of the stunning Septima pendant lamp by Poul Henningsen you can enjoy a catered or home cooked meal. The Dining Room, is at the heart of the residence, and you will find yourself encircled by a 360 view of contemporary art.
No home is complete without a and at The Darling you’ll find a state-of-the-art space designed by our friends at the Københavns Møbelsnedkeri. The Kitchen is crafted in smoked oak and the stunning artisan joinery naturally houses the most advanced appliances.
The is the cosiest room in the residence offering a stunning view of The Church of the Holy Spirit and its majestic mature trees. Snuggle into the sustainable bedlinen from Aiayu on the queen size bed by DUX, and enjoy the beautiful bespoke wallpaper exclusively designed for The Darling by Helene Blanche.
In the you are surrounded by hand painted tiles from File Under Pop, that are guaranteed to brighten your day. The look is completed by the classic Christiansborg Palace tapware from Toni Copenhagen. Spoil yourself with The Darling X Rudolph Care six certified sustainable bath and beauty products and wrap yourself in our bespoke robes by Aiayu.
Believe it or not – The Darling actually has a private outdoor space. The Balcony is a small, green and cosy urban oasis, with stunning views of The Church of the Holy Spirit, where you can enjoy a cup of our special blend of tea and breathe in the fresh, clean Copenhagen air.
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