Selected Projects

At VELUX Group’s LKR Innovation House, spanning 14,000 m², innovation and sustainability go hand in hand with aesthetics and functionality. The open work environments and communal dining areas are furnished with the Nordsø Table and Nordsø Bench by Friis & Moltke – pieces crafted with a focus on durability, simplicity, and refined craftsmanship.

Sæby Church is the parish church of the market town of Sæby on the east coast of Vendsyssel. The church is centrally located in the old town center, close to the coast, and its tower can be seen from a great distance. In 2020, Sæby Church was renovated by ARKINORD Arkitekter and it is furnished with the 7011 and 7014 Chairs from Onecollection.

Denmark's national opera is a Copenhagen landmark and a symbol of the city's vibrant cultural scene. The Opera provides a backdrop for human interaction, both before and after the final curtain. In the foyer of the opera, guests can relax in Henrik Tengler's classic design, the Chairman.

Organically shaped Danish design from House of Finn Juhl – Onecollection and colourful paintings, digital artworks, mosaics, and relics by Danish artist Erik A. Frandsen set the ambiance and generate a beautiful setting for patients, personnel, and relatives at the regional hospital in Gødstrup, Denmark.

Travelheart Family Academy, also known as Primo Tours, a leading charter operator specializing in high-quality package holidays, has established its headquarters in the historic Rindumgård building. Now named Primo Huset IV, the space is designed as a dynamic co-working environment that encourages innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship. The meeting rooms are elegantly furnished with the Nørgaard Chair by FRIIS & MOLTKE.

On April 25th, 2013, the Trusteeship Council Chamber at the United Nations Headquarters in New York was inaugurated after a thorough renovation. The chamber underwent an extensive renovation and refurnishing, breathing new life into the iconic space. The chamber, which was designed by Finn Juhl, was originally inaugurated in 1952.

Hvinningdal Church is situated on top of a hill, serving as a landmark in the open green landscape. The church is designed as a single-story angular building that forms two distinct spaces – a sheltered, southeast-facing arrival square that embraces “the near,” and a viewpoint square that faces towards the horizon, capturing “the distant,” providing room for contemplation and reflection.

At the intersection where the streets Gammel Mønt and Møntergade, in the historic part of Copenhagen, meet, you'll find Restaurant Møntergade. Here, guests embark on a gastronomic journey that strikes a balance between tradition and innovation. Restaurant Møntergade interprets the fine dining experience through classic craftsmanship and rejuvenated flavors. The restaurant welcomes you into minimalist and beautiful surroundings where the focus is on delivering an exceptional dining experience.

The first pen strokes in the creation of the House of the Danish Industry Foundation were drawn in 2010 when Denmark hosted an architectural competition by invitation. It was a condition that the proposed building should be in accordance with Danish values and standards and show respect for the inspiring Chinese environment. The competition was won by Lundgaard & Tranberg Architects in cooperation with COWI. The complete furnishing was done by OneCollection.

The transformation of one of the most iconic addresses in all of Copenhagen to a well-functioning domicile for the New Carlsberg Foundation. The architects Kasper Salto and Thomas Sigsgaard were granted full autonomy to rework the five floors of the former brewery, New Carlsberg.

Dehn's Mansion is a classical Copenhagen building that is worthy of preservation. It resides as the neighbor to the Marble Church and Amalienborg. Today, the building houses a philanthropic foundation and has been carefully designed to balance the richness of detail and historical architecture with the needs of modern business life.

Oxford University, renowned for its academic excellence, has expanded its campus with the addition of a beautifully designed department. The Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron is the creative force behind this striking architectural masterpiece, which features expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, enhancing the beauty of the Oxford campus.