NORM ARCHITECTS / AMALIEGADE
3DAYSOFDESIGN COPENHAGEN x MIRROR SCULPTURES
Maaemo, Oslo’s ground-breaking three Michelin starred restaurant reopened its doors at the new location in 2020. Run and co-owned by Head Chef Esben Holmboe Bang, the Reataurant focusesses on a complete experience. In doing so, they aim to highlight the relationship between the raw produce, and the finished product.
When I was aked to send my Circle Glass up North to Maaemo, I felt like the waterglasses were coming home to their northern family. Thank you for having us!
Maaemo – an old Finnish word meaning “Mother Earth” – is focused on creating a narrative around the clean, bright flavours of Norway. The produce used at Maaemo is entirely organic, biodynamic, or wild. Maaemo builds around its local produce driven cuisine with a focus on reflecting the changing seasons and the raw nature of Norway.
Maaemo has won accolades from food critics around the world. In 2012, just 14 months after opening, Maaemo was awarded two Michelin stars in its first ever mention in the prestigious guide, becoming the first, and only, restaurant in the Nordics to do so. In 2016 Maaemo was awarded a third Michelin star, becoming the first Norwegian restaurant ever to hold Michelin’s highest accolade and the world’s most northerly three Michelin-starred restaurant.
Norm Architects created this interior istallation including collectibles and material research during 3daysofdesign in their studio and apartment in Amaliegade, set on one of the city’s oldest streets.
We are very honored to have been invited by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen to be a part of this beautiful space for daily work, dialogue, material exploration, and creative exchange, with our Mirror Sculpture.
It brings together architecture, interiors, furniture, art, and craft in a setting that reflects how Norm Architects work, and the values they return to across projects: tactility, atmosphere, proportion, and care.
Many hands have contributed to making the space and we are very happy to be amongst these fabulous collaborators.
Photographs by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen of Norm Architects
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