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Bo Bech, the Michelin-starred chef behind the kitchen at Restaurant Paustian in Copenhagen, is widely regarded as one of the most creative of the new generation of chefs, following in the footsteps of Heston and Ferran. ‘The Alchemist’, as he's fondly known, showed it’s not just about culinary wizardry – it’s also about the very best basics. To prove it he's opened a store in the heart of Copenhagen selling just one type of bread. A brave move in lean times, but the bread is the best bread you’ll ever eat and Bech has lived up to his nickname, turning the simple staple into a precious produce and a winning concept to boot.
Michel Zobel's first collection of fine Jewellery for Acne
Finnish company, Character
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LED powered lights by Finnish company, Character
Finnish company, Character
Amager Bryghus, Brewpub and Nørrebro Bryghus in Copenhagen
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Amager Bryghus, Brewpub and Nørrebro Bryghus in Copenhagen
Nimb Brewery, Copenhagen
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The Karriere Bar, Copenhagen's Meatpacking District
The Crowd at Jolene, Copenhagen's Meatpacking District
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Eyewear from Han Kjobenhavn, Denmark
Hotel Skeppsholmen, Stockholm
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The Zerhouse Project by Huus Og Heim Architects, Norway
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Haugen Zohar's Norweigen turf hut inspired playhouse, Norway
Oslo's National Library by Longva Architects, Norway
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Luxury leather luggage from Mismo, Denmark
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The Knut Hamsun Museum by Steven Holl, Norway
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Hearning Museum of Contemporary Art by Steven Holl, Denmark
SIS Deli & Cafe, Finland
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Stokkoya Resort by Svenning and Langklopp, Norway.
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Tres Bien Shop, Swedensort, Norway
Zenvo Car, DenmarkRead the Article: Zenvo Car, Denmark
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