To capture that minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic, decorate your living room with pieces from Normann Copenhagen. And on your next journey, jot down your experiences with the brand’s latest line of writing materials, Daily Fiction
Former Vogue editrix Diana Vreeland declared that the eye must travel. It’s important because it transforms us: it expands horizons, provides awareness and diversity, connects different cultures, and gives us break from our fast-paced lives. It’s refreshing to see new things, to tread the unfamiliar, and to get outside of our comfort zone.
Traveling can be overwhelming since the senses are stimulated—people, food, architecture, and culture. After a tiring trip, the eye deserves to rest from the busy environment, and there’s no better place than home.
Normann Copenhagen, a Scandinavian home furniture and accessories company, has pieces that can soothe the senses. It has received more than 80 design awards and its pieces have been greeted with success since the last decade. Sit and unwind with the brand’s collections, consisting of chairs, sofas, footstools, and tables, that will keep you in company.
The Ace series utilises organic lines, the line offers maximum comfort while occupying the least space. Era highlights its wellproportioned design—versatile pieces that can fit into any modern interior. Tap reworks the threelegged stool with slightly hard foam, furnishing a flexible sealed surface. Form tweaks angles and readjusts curves to challenge the traditional construction of furniture. Just Chair takes a simple approach to structure, characterised by its subdued veneers and light steel base.
DAILY FICTION
Taking pictures when travelling is one way to chronicle where you’ve been. Photos may capture the moment but it is in writing—putting into words what stirs the mind—where memories are truly preserved. Taking notes and details whether on a notebook or stationery help you remember the tiniest piece of information: the name of a historic hotel, the artist of a painting, or the taste of exotic food.