Skip the line at one of Copenhagen's most popular bakeries and make their delicious treats in the comfort of your own kitchen. Juno the bakery has compiled its best recipes in this book, featuring photos by renowned photographer Petra Kleis. Juno the bakery, founded by Emil Glaser and Nina Schmiegelow, opened in sterbro in 2017 and quickly became one of the most sought-after bakeries in Copenhagen—a city that places a high value on baked goods. Juno is at the absolute pinnacle of baking excellence. This book shares the bakery's signature recipes, such as its popular cardamom buns, lemon cake, sourdough . . . .go to book page >>

\ Art is art, and a chair is a chair\ —for the architect and furniture designer Finn Juhl, there were no gray areas. Yet Juhl's designs often strike a delicate balance between the fine and applied arts. As one of the leading figures in the golden age of Danish furniture design—amplified by his commissions and collaborations in the United States—Juhl was instrumental in drawing attention to the aesthetics and craftsmanship of the Danish chair.
Life, Work, World tells Finn Juhl's story from the breakthrough of modernism around 1930 through the heights of cabinet-maker's furniture in the 1940s and 1950s, and up to the reemergence . . . .go to book page >>

The distinct craft of textile printing has played a significant role in defining the internationally renowned Danish modernism movement. Beyond playing with colors and repeating motifs, textile printing is also a tradition that embraces poetry and humor. This volume tells the story of the craft's diversity, highlighting its rich history and artistic significance. At the beginning of the 20th century, the craft of printing on fabric had nearly been forgotten in Denmark. However, by the late 1920s, it was revived as an artisanal practice, primarily a women's craft—something it largely remains today.
The techniques of textile printing allow for the creation . . . .go to book page >>