Space Copenhagen has introduced more versatile seating with the restaurant and bar area to accommodate modern demands and behaviour in public spaces. A variation of soft lounge furniture combined with dining style Drop chairs and Stellar Works’ Ren chairs, allows guests to use the space for relaxing, working and socialising. The restaurant also features some of Jacobson’s less known pieces such as the Mayor sofa and the Giraffe dining table which was found in the hotel’s basement.

The open kitchen accommodates shifting demands and moods from morning to evening and the organic curves, and black and brass colours of the round bar link to the lobby’s aesthetics to create a more cohesive experience.

With a new entrance and floor to ceiling windows overlooking the busy shopping street Vesterbrogade, Café Royal aims to be a design-destination in itself for locals and hotel guests.

Meeting Spaces at Radisson Blu Royal Hotel The nine meeting rooms located on the first floor have been named after Jacobson’s design classics such as the Egg chair. Each room has been designed to feel warm and formal but with a domestic touch.

Throughout the meeting rooms, guests will find the newly restored Egg and Swan chairs as well as framed lithographics - found in the basement – that illustrate the heritage of the hotel.

“Throughout the architecture and interior design, our aim is to create a space and an experience that people remember: It is a place for people to celebrate memories of the past, and create memories for the future too” says Peter Bundgaard Rützou and Signe Bindslev Henriksen, Co-founders of Space Copenhagen.

At present the renovation of the ground floor, lobby area, restaurant and bar, the first floor meeting facilities and a number of guest rooms are complete. The remaining rooms and rest of the hotel renovations are set for completion this spring.