Copus HQ in Copenhagen by Aspekt Office.

In a downright Danish affair, Aspekt Office have collaborated with communications agency Copus on their new office at Copenhagen’s Frederiksberg. Housed within Müller’s Mansion, a historic old marble building located right next to Frederiksberg Gardens, the interior is reinvigorated with a contemporary flourish that complements the traditional setting.

Drawing on both Japanese and Scandinavian design, the office is minimalist in vibe. Oak storage lines one wall with additions of colour and metal used deliberately and sparingly. At the same time, the office includes single pieces with an almost artistic feel, including a brushed steel room divider by Atelier AXO.

“We used a fresh colour palette including soft green curtains, pale green workshop tables and bright yellow lunch area,” Terkel Skou of Aspekt elaborates. “The bespoke furniture includes workshop tables, room dividers, storage and displays”.

Organised around an open office with the room divider located in the middle, the space is designed to accommodate Copus’ need for both strategy and creativity. On one side of the divider is a big table for more ‘loose’ work and collaboration, and on the other side are a number of desks and classic workstations for more focused work. There are also both classic meeting rooms and a small room with a coffee table and lounges for more casual internal meetings, as well as a semi-outdoor workshop space with high chairs, a standing table and big whiteboards.

“Working with Copus was a big pleasure because their young team has so much personality we used to create this interior,” says Hans Hornemann of Aspekt Office. A match made in heaven.

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[Images courtesy of Aspekt Office. Photography by Monica Steffensen.]