The Kinfolk Gallery and office space are located in Copenhagen and designed by design studio Norm Architects. Like human happiness, the essence of the design studio's work is to strike a balance between richness and restraint, between order and complexity. Their vision is to look beyond, and they want to create all kinds of feel-good Spaces.

The design concept of Kinfolk Gallery space is to create a harmonious collaborative space where friends and partners can come together to share their ideas and showcase their work when they have ideas, as well as an office space with an informal, elegant and family atmosphere. So this office space is made up of three areas.

The front end of the space faces the busy Amager Torv, in the heart of Copenhagen, with a full-facade of large glass Windows that visually introduce the streets of Copenhagen into the interior, while this part of the space is public, serving as a gallery and gathering space. The second part of the space is the work area connected to the gallery.

The rear space is more independent and private, stylistically and physically separated from the semi-public and public areas. The gallery and office areas are spacious and connected into an open space plan, and the rooms at the back are more classic Copenhagen style, with small rooms and wooden molding and woodwork.

The front space is designed to be bright and harmonious, while as one walks through a series of narrow passages from floor to ceiling, it slowly becomes darker and more intimate, with a sense of height that expands the space. The interior architecture is minimalist, with the reception area designed to be more like a dining room or living room in order to break the experience of regular office Spaces, with a large round table in the middle and shelves on the walls. In this way, the space becomes more friendly and can also be used for gatherings and group meetings.