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In a light-filled corner of Frederiksberg, artist Silke Bonde and Pierre-Gabriel Bucher of Établi have created a shared space that is part atelier, part showroom. The 72-square-meter interior now serves as both Bonde’s working atelier and Établi’s Scandinavian base for Alpes Inox, the storied Italian maker of freestanding stainless-steel kitchen systems.
Bonde, whose practice celebrates the tactile and analogue, had been searching for a place that could hold both her practice and her community—a space for working, exhibiting, and gathering. Bucher, who has represented Alpes Inox for nearly a decade across Switzerland, France, and Berlin, was meanwhile seeking a Copenhagen home for the brand’s modular, high-nickel stainless kitchens.
Their paths met at Forhåbningsholms Allé 30, where an existing glass ceiling and generous windows invite in northern light. Together, they renovated the interior with Douglas fir flooring from German brand Hiram, white linseed paint from Linolie & Pigment, and a restrained mix of lighting. Opened in early summer, the studio-showroom stands as both workspace and meeting point—a place where art and function, paper and steel, process and modular design thoughtfully converge.
Photographs courtesy of Silke Bonde.
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