Step into a world of refined minimalism. Welcome to Studio Oliver Gustav. This isn’t just a showroom. It’s a curated experience. Housed in a neoclassicist building from 1914 a former art museum this space breathes history.
Oliver Gustav founded the studio in 2009. He expertly blends antiques with modern design. The original arched skylights and wooden floorboards remain. They create a moody atmosphere. The gray-scale palette enhances the almost cinematic feel.
Think 1930s pink velvet Art Deco chairs. Picture the iconic 1970s Ultra Fragola mirror by Ettore Sottsass. Imagine sandstone sculptures and Rick Owens vases. Studio Oliver Gustav is unique. It’s a blend of an antique art museum and a modern Scandinavian home.
Gustav’s skill lies in combining uncommon and antique finds with stark modern interiors. He pays close attention to surfaces and scale. Each piece tells a story. It’s a narrative of timeless elegance and artistic curation.
The studio showcases iconic and lesser-known names. Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen’s sculptures add an organic presence. Rick Owens’ furniture provides a bold architectural counterpoint. Vincenzo de Cotiis’ objects blur the lines between art and function. Japanese artisan ceramics add a touch of delicate imperfection.
Studio Oliver Gustav is more than a showroom. It is an immersive experience. A sanctuary of refined minimalism and timeless artistry. It’s a place where design art and curation converge. A place to slow down and appreciate every detail. A testament to the power of curation. Each item is part of a larger story. It’s a must-see destination in Copenhagen. A space that lingers long after you leave.