Copenhagen Penthouse

Some of us have entered the world of Art because we expect it to be liberaring and meaningful. We admire art in galleries and museums and have chosen a couple of art pieces we want to live with every day.

Copenhagen Penthouse by Norm Architects is a white space where you can create large art-hanging displays, highlighted by museum-quality lighting. All the lights are dimmable: an ideal setting for an art collection. Danish Architects Kasper Rønn and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen call it “The intelligent house.”  iPhone users, this is for you. The penthouse owners, can control the lights, the fireplace and the air conditioning with a single touch on their iPhone. Authentically cool.

Is technology here to inspire us through art forms? I am always intrigued by our preference for noise. The show goes on.

  1. María José F. Prados
    04.06.10 21:01

    Otro bello trabajo de Norm Architects.
    Podéis ver otro apartamento suyo en: http://interior-es.blogspot.com/search/label/Norm%20Architects
    Saludos y felicidades por el blog!

  2. Thomas
    05.06.10 12:12

    Not a big fan of the telly — no need for television in a minimalistic place. But the whole place is gorgeous!

  3. Vicky
    06.06.10 00:27

    María José, que fantástico descubrir el proyecto Copenhagen Penthouse II en tu blog. Me dio tanto gusto leer tu post sobre “John Pawson: minimalismo en estado puro” en http://interior-es.blogspot.com/2009/10/john-pawson-puro-minimalismo.html. Soy una gran admiradora de su filosofía.
    Thank you for your best wishes to the Minimalissimo team and for introducing “Minimalist Interiors” http://interior-es.blogspot.com/. Saludos.

  4. Vicky
    06.06.10 02:23

    Thomas, life without a TV? The Netflix app for the iPad is a great alternative to watch movies on a cozy sofa.:)