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Book cover of Copenhagen. Published by Helmin Publishing.

Copenhagen

By (author) Mads Arlien-Søborg

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  • A beautifully curated portrait of contemporary Copenhagen, showcasing the city's unique blend of history, innovation, and Scandinavian style
  • Richly illustrated with beautiful photography capturing the atmosphere, aesthetics, and everyday life of one of Europe's most admired cities
  • An elegant companion for travellers and design enthusiasts, offering both inspiration and carefully selected recommendations
  • The perfect coffee table book and keepsake, celebrating the people, places, and ideas that make Copenhagen a global icon of modern urban living
Full Description

Copenhagen is a city of contrasts. Historic yet forward-looking, understated yet influential, intimate yet internationally admired. Over the past decades, the Danish capital has emerged as a global reference point for design, gastronomy, architecture, fashion, and urban living. From iconic landmarks and innovative neighbourhoods to celebrated restaurants, independent boutiques, harbour baths, and cultural institutions, this book explores the many facets of contemporary Copenhagen. Through the people, places, and ideas that shape the city today, it offers a portrait of a destination whose influence extends far beyond its modest size. 

About the Author

Mads Arlien-Søborg is one of Denmark’s leading trend researchers and lifestyle experts, renowned for his deep insights into design, architecture, and consumer culture. With a master’s degree in Modern Culture and Cultural Communication from the University of Copenhagen, he has built a multifaceted career as a trend forecaster, design consultant, journalist, and television host.

Specifications
Publisher
Helmin Publishing
ISBN
9788785374530
Published
27th Aug 2026
Binding
Hardback
Territory
World excluding Denmark
Size
260 mm x 220 mm
Pages
256 Pages
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