Klassik

Klassik in Copenhagen isn’t just another vintage furniture shop—it’s one of those places where design feels like it’s still very much alive. Since the early ‘90s, it’s quietly earned a solid reputation among those in the know as a reliable spot for Danish mid-century pieces. You’ll find it on Bredgade, a street known for its art galleries and design-focused storefronts. The space itself is calm, curated without being stuffy, and has this effortless sense of order that lets the furniture really speak for itself.

Step inside and you’ll likely spot the big names: Hans Wegner, Arne Jacobsen, Finn Juhl, Børge Mogensen—but also a bunch of lesser-known designers who deserve more love. The layout isn’t overcrowded, and every piece seems to have a reason for being there. Some items are labeled as original vintage, others restored classics, and then there’s the in-house collection, Klassik Studio, which brings old designs back to life using period-correct techniques and materials. It's restoration done with real respect.

If you're looking for a broader view of what Klassik has to offer, the Roxy Klassik Showroom in Amager is worth the short drive. It’s housed in a big old warehouse that feels more like a design archive than a shop. Full furniture sets are arranged as if someone might walk in and start living there. It’s great for people furnishing a space or just wanting to explore at a bigger scale. It’s not a drop-in place—you’ll need to book ahead—but that also means no crowds, no pressure, just time to really look.

One of the best parts? Both locations put a lot of focus on doing things sustainability. Restoration is all done in-house by skilled craftspeople who know how to keep the soul of a piece intact. The staff aren’t pushy; they actually care about helping you find something that fits, not just selling you the most expensive thing in the room. You can tell they really love what they do.

Visiting either Klassik spot gives you a pretty nice intro to Copenhagen’s design world. The Bredgade location puts you right next to other great shops and museums, while the Amager showroom pairs well with a stop at the waterfront, especially if you’re into modern architecture. Whether you're a serious collector, an interior designer, or just someone who loves objects that have stood the test of time, Klassik offers a quiet, thoughtful way to engage with the world of Danish design—past, present, and still evolving.