Nordic Culture & Lifestyle
A Guide to Copenhagen Neighbourhoods: Christianshavn
Christianshavn is Copenhagen's romantic contrast that sounds like something out of a beautiful novel.
A guide to Copenhagen Neighborhoods: Frederiksberg
Frederiksberg, like every other neighborhood in Copenhagen, brings a lot of history and affluence to the table.
A Guide to Copenhagen Neighbourhoods: Østerbro
Copenhagen is not just the capital city of Denmark. The patch of land that makes up this magical city has earned itself a reputation for being the happiest place in the world.
Skagen: Denmark’s Northernmost Town
Skagen is great destination to discover more of Danish history and enjoy the beautiful landscape of this northernmost, seaside village.
20 Interesting facts about Danes
Danish winters are gray and cold, it’s always raining and there’s nothing Danish people love eating more than licorice. Did you already know this? Learn about a wide array of details that characterize Danes. From secrets of their tax system, to more well-known facts, some of these points are sure to be eye-openers.
The history of Jakob Wagner
Jakob Wagner remains one of the names to be reckoned with in the design space. Time and again, he has proven that design can be fluid, beautiful, minimalistic, and natural in the way that he has achieved truly inspiring results for different brands.
A look at the best of Danish design
Copenhagen is known for many things, and increasingly design aesthetic is at the forefront. You’ll now have a chance to get a piece of Copenhagen in your packaging. Attached to your purchases you’ll find a postcard which highlights some of the very best in Danish design. Enjoy it at no additional cost. Meet the nine outstanding designs chosen.
Exploring the Law of Jante: Of Danish Minimalism and Humility
The law of Jante – also known as Janteloven in the local parlance – is an unofficial set of rules that have found its way into the Danish and Scandinavian lifestyle.
For an unwritten set of rules which is not enforced by any government, how much water can they hold? Read on to find out how much the law of Jante holds for Danish, Norwegian, and some other Scandinavia residents – and what it means in the first place.