The Royal Cafe in the heart of Copenhagen is an enchanting place filled with fairytale atmosphere. When you meet this woodcutted sign you already feel that this is a cafe that allows experimental design that mixes old and new.
The interior is very detailed and feels very free and not clean cut and minimalistic like many other cafes you can find i Copenhagen. The cafe describes its style as “Funky Baroque – design confusion and humourous and chic”, wich pretty much sums it up. Arne Jacobsen´s Ant chair produced by Fritz Hansen has been resized for the cafe in a higher cafe-version. Holmegaard Glass have created the chandeliers for the cafe. The ceiling has shiny silver wallpaper with leaves.
You enter the cafe from a typical Danish city-courtyard.
Cut roses in still water outside.
Carefully arranged flowers at the counter top.
The cake is as good as it looks. My son had warm chocolate which of course actually was heated chocolate the food is delicious and made with the same care and attention to details as the interior. The porcelain is, of course, from Royal Copenhagen.
A love seat by the window sill. Many designers have their art on display or for sale in the cafe such as Swedish Kosta Boda.
A miniature kitchen made from recycled material.
Very inspiring mobile decoration with silk ribbons hanging from the ceiling.
The murals show different Danish features like the wooden monkey made in 1951 by Kay Bojesen and floral decorations from Royal Copenhagen porcelain.
This Tripp Trapp childrens chair you find in almost every Danish home, and in the cafe they have one in gold.
More flower murals
I will definitely be back ♥
kawaiicph 
