Housed on the ground floor of the historic Egmont building, Vognmagergade 7 is a study of light and proportion that pays tribute to the elegant restraint of Nordic Classicism. Behind vast windows, a bespoke light sculpture in crushed glass and hammered iron by Swedish design studio Front is suspended above a group of armchairs by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn. A glass vitrine displays the jewelry collection alongside an evocative arrangement of abstract ceramic sculptures by Swedish artist Åsa Stenerhag.

Two long travertine tables ground the space with warm simplicity, with a polished bronze sculpture by Swedish-Danish artist Gerhard Henning reflecting the creative exchange between Swedish fashion and Danish architecture.