Copenhagen, Denmark
A Line of Light in a Calm Geometry
Project: Boform Copenhagen
Photography: Caroline Sternsdorf
In this renovated 1960s villa in Amager, the architecture is guided by a restrained palette of greys, soft textures and carefully chosen materials. The interior unfolds quietly – stainless steel with framed niches balancing open space, and long, uninterrupted lines defining the way light moves through the home.
Within this calm composition, the ANOUR I-MODEL Cord becomes the central gesture of the kitchen: a single, precise line suspended over the steel island, shaping how the room feels and functions.
Designed and delivered by Boform Copenhagen in close collaboration with the client, the kitchen brings together two parallel expressions of craftsmanship – the raw, industrial clarity of 5mm solid steel countertops, and the soft structure of grey-lacquered cabinets arranged around a framed niche. The palette is understated but intentional, creating a space where each element is allowed to stand in quiet dialogue with the next.
Above this material landscape, the I-MODEL Cord introduces a different kind of presence. Its light is warm yet controlled, illuminating the stainless-steel surfaces without breaking the room’s tonal harmony. In its slender form, the lamp mirrors the architectural lines that define the renovation – an approach shaped by Sølvsten Architects, who guided the transformation of this 1960s villa with subtle gradations of grey inside and out.
The lamp becomes more than a fixture; it becomes an anchor. A point of clarity within the kitchen, balancing the weight of the steel island and softening its edges through a measured, atmospheric glow. Its simplicity aligns naturally with Boform’s approach – quiet craftsmanship, honest materials, and a focus on how design shapes daily ritual.
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