Margot spotted this sunny Copenhagen kitchen on Instagram not long ago; it belongs to , who turned to Copenhagen/Brooklyn-based to outfit the space using the company’s cabinet fronts with handles in natural oak. Here’s a look:

Photography by , courtesy of Reform.

Above: The Basis design is characterized by the classic carpenter-milled-in round handle, a detail inspired by 1960s Scandinavian architect kitchens.
Above: The glossy ceramic tiles are from Copenhagen-based , from the .
Above: The shelf is from Frama.
Above: A closeup of the distinctive cut-out pulls.
Above: The yellow is from Verpan, and the framed work hanging over the counter is by . The in chrome is from Damixa.
Above: A stack of colorful glycerine soaps from Muji Denmark.
Above: The is by Fredrik Paulsen and the is from House of Finn Juhl. The side storage benches are  from . The sculptural glass bowl is by .
Above: The glass bottle is by Paola Navone for Serax.

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