Athena Calderone Slideshow
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Photo: Line Klein1/16I had obsessed over The Apartment on 1stdibs for years and knew the experience was tippy-top on my list. The store boasts a perfectly curated mix of colorful objects, textiles, and mid-century antiques, and it’s located just off of the canals of Copenhagen in the quaint Christianshavn district. It is all charmingly displayed in, well, an apartment, inclusive of a kitchen, bathroom, and light-filled rooms. It is cozy and intimate and very easily shoppable, and the setting makes it easy to imagine living with these gems in your own home.
Photo: Line Klein2/16The lively city streets of Copenhagen.
Photo: Line Klein3/16The Botanical Garden is very easy to find.
Photo: Line Klein4/16Atelier September is the place I frequented most during my visit. I had five days in Copenhagen and had breakfast a total of four times at this buzzing cafe. Not to be missed is the yogurt with granola, matcha, and zucchini. The avocado toast is their claim to fame.
Photo: Line Klein5/16Black is where I purchased a breathtaking ceramic pitcher. It was handcrafted in Japan but perfectly at home among the Danish ceramic designs on the shelves. The shop carries a curated mix of men’s and women’s clothing, beauty products, books, linens, accessories, and ceramics.
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