Restaurant 108, is the latest interiors project by Danish Design duo SPACE Copenhagen for renowned chef Rene Redzepi. Boasting characteristic Scandinavian style, the restaurant design features bespoke furniture pieces by SPACE Copenhagen and utilises existing structural elements of the space.

Throughout the project SPACE Copenhagen worked with an interplay of two elements, the building itself, a former industrial warehouse, as well as their fascination with the surrounding area of Christianshavn, As a result, they use of intense and vibrant colour in this iconic district of the city.

Chosen at the beginning of the project, the douche green and midnight blue offer subtle references to the nature and sea and to compliment, SPACE Copenhagen chose red, recognised as ‘the colour of Copenhagen’ – the facades, bricks and roofs.

SPACE Copenhagen wanted to keep the strong structural elements of the tall, light space, as well as reframe the existing beautiful material palette of concrete, bricks and dark metals.Working with the beauty of the building’s architecture, SPACE Copenhagen have carefully selected or designed all furniture pieces to last and age with beauty and grace.

All storage within the space has been created by SPACE and includes wardrobes in blackened steel and stretch metal as well as wood credenzas, which serve as waiting stations throughout the restaurant. Long benches are created from a light solid oak and barstools in dark oak with blackened steel, both with soft carved and curved details. Also in light solid oak, the communal table with long easy benches are significant with their crafted wooden joints.