Danish design firm Ferm Living recently decorated a suite in Copenhagen’s rather new yet already renowned design hotel . In what used to be the Central Post & Telegraph head office in 1912, the past, present and future come together. The architectural heritage of the building is used for a contemporary hotel setting with suites and rooms in different designs.
The residential suite designed by Ferm Living is designed to be a home away from home and consists of two bedrooms and a living room area.
A living room with soft curvy furniture pieces
The soft and curvy furniture in beige goes so nicely with the light and darker beige wall colors, for a soft and delicate look and color palette. The true focal point of the suite, however, is the impressive gallery wall that has been spread on the entire wall at the small dining table with a mixture of art pieces and sculptural wall pieces from different artists.
The quilted curtains are a true design element on their own and pair up so nicely with the color palette of the room.
An office corner with the Feve desk
The office corner design fits well into the organic design language of the living room, with the being the center of this functional corner. The design requires little space and fits perfectly in this area of the suite combined with the and a few delicate wall shelves to finish off the look.
A mixture of textiles and black accents in the bedroom
The bedroom has a rich mixture of textural fabrics on the bed, in the curtains, the headboard, and on the decorative rug on the wall. Together with the area rug and the by the end of the bed, they form the perfect backdrop for black accent pieces in the wall lamps, side table, and the details in the pillows.
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