In Royal Chambers, Wang & Söderström present a collection of five works exploring the evolving notion of home amid today’s digital and environmental transformations. Together, these pieces trace the interplay of shifting power structures and perspectives in an increasingly ‘phygital’ world—where the physical and digital realms intertwine. Beyond showcasing the artworks, the book delves into their creative processes and features essays by five contributors, each unpacking home as a dynamic, multifaceted ecosystem. A meditation on belonging, space, and identity, Royal Chambers invites us to reconsider what it means to inhabit a world in flux.

Generaxion is a digital performance agency operating across Northern Europe. The agency works with companies on SEO, paid media, and digital strategy, combining data and creative execution to drive measurable results. With offices spread across the region, Generaxion operates as one connected team under a shared culture and way of working.

The Ownership Code is a internal publication articulating that culture. Built around the idea that everyone should treat their work as if the outcome is personally theirs, it outlines a shared mindset rather than a set of rules, encouraging initiative, accountability, and follow-through at every level of the organisation.

Barpotot is a restaurant in Copenhagen, to enjoy small plates, wines, and cocktails in a cozy setting. It’s one of Copenhagen’s most atmospheric spots for food and drinks.

The visual identity by Nicolas Linde uses Install Bold paired with Maroni Regular.

Based in Copenhagen, NN.07 has made a name for itself in menswear with a simple concept: creating timeless, borderless clothing. Under the creative direction of Stine Nygaard, the label blends Scandinavian minimalism with travel-inspired storytelling.

To stand out from the classic, neutral fonts typically found in fashion, NN.07 chose a typeface with real character: Fautive from Blaze Type. Unlike smoother scripts, this font is sharp and elegant, bringing a punchy edge to the lookbooks and breaking up the rigour of Nordic design. Fautive is supported by Klim Type Foundry’s Untitled Sans.

The brand’s identity thrives on contrast. By pairing this expressive typography with clean photography and textured fabrics, NN.07 captures attention without cluttering the frame. Here, the typography does more than just accompany the brand name—it becomes the heart of its visual identity, asserting a bold, modern vision of luxury for the collections to come.

Document Drafter is a Danish document automation platform for law firms and corporate legal teams. The website frames automation as a way of embedding legal expertise into documents rather than reducing it to templates, using lines such as “Ideal for impatient perfectionists” and “Built-in brilliance”.

Product sections focus on Word-native drafting, Microsoft integration, end-to-end workflows and Agentic AI, while customer logos, security certifications, metrics and testimonials build trust across a technical B2B sales flow. The company page adds a founder-led profile and Danish locations in Copenhagen and Aarhus.

The website uses Store Norske Skandia from Skriftkompani.

Connected Women in AI is a community founded on and driven by a shared mission: to empower women in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).

They envision a future where women not only participate but lead in shaping the technology that impacts us all.

It is more than a network; it’s a supportive space where women in AI connect, learn, and grow together. Whether you’re new to AI or an experienced professional, you’ll find a welcoming environment where knowledge is shared, collaboration is fostered, and meaningful relationships are built.

We want to be part of this movement by shaping the visual communication of the brand. Our idea was to project that it is the community that empowers their voice. Our goal was to convey that the community empowers their voice. We represent this concept by combining a succession of molecules to form the W, which stands for women.

This concept was the centerpiece of our design that helped us to develop a series of visuals, patterns and assets.

Another main component of the brand’s communication is the color palette that has high contrast to emphasize the energy of the message and represent its positivism and power. To balance the vibrant colors, we added neutral tones harmonizing the composition.

From Danish brewery To Øl:

Brombajer is our sour wheat pilsner, packed with juicy berries and clean acidity. Sharp, refreshing, and hard to put down

Pairing the prickly acidity of the Brombajer, Glossy Display is the matching font delivering just that edge. Ready for spring. The wide sans is yet unidentified.

From 2021 to 2023, TT Firs was the signature font of Danish Outdoor, a specialist shop with equipment for home smoking, campfire cooking, brewery, sausage making, pizza ovens, must and cider, tents, as well as outdoor and hunting clothing. The online marketplace later rebranded. In 2025, it closed its virtual doors.

Vi Ser Mønstre Overalt. Tekstiltryk som håndværk, tradition og kunstart / We See Patterns Everywhere. Textile Print as Craft, Tradition and Art Form explores the rich tradition and contemporary relevance of hand-printed textiles – both as a living craft and as an artistic practice in constant evolution. The bilingual publication accompanies the exhibition Trykkraft / Printing Power at the Designmuseum Denmark and serves as both a scholarly exploration and an aesthetic experience, and contributes to highlighting the continuing significance of textile printing in Denmark. Featured are eight living Danish female textile artists: Anne Fabricius Møller, Bitten Hegelund, Else Kallesøe, Janne Wendt, Josefina Enevold, Lisbet Friis, Trine Tronhjem and Liv Marie Rømer.

The book was designed by Spine Studio using the typefaces Monopol by Nguyen Gobber for titles and Maligne by Maxitype for running text.

FH Total is the brand typeface of Etaire, a workspace and office founded in 2024 in Copenhagen. From their About page:

Etaire means companion. We create bags and jewelry with unified shapes and elements, intended to be worn and kept close.

Closer is a large-scale photobook featuring a collection of Søren Solkær’s portraits of the world’s leading musicians. Spanning over two decades of photography, the publication was first released in April 2009. After the first edition of 3,000 books had sold out, a second edition was published in collaboration with Gingko Press in January 2012, expanded with 40 additional images. The book features a preface written by Alex Kapranos of the band Franz Ferdinand.

Art direction by e-Types.

“Så er det heller ikke sjovere…” is a responsibility campaign launched by Tuborg. The campaign isaimed at young Danes, encouraging more moderate and respectful drinking. Under the long-standing slogan “Drik Med Respekt” (“Drink with respect”), the campaign targets binge drinking by humorously highlighting the many Danish expressions for being drunk, suggesting that extreme drinking isn’t actually more fun. Rolled out across multiple platforms and supported by partnerships and influencers, the campaign positions Tuborg as taking responsibility for shaping a healthier alcohol culture where it’s okay to drink less—or not at all—without social pressure.

Volksans is the primary typeface used for the identity of Mind Energy, previously known as Energi Danmark Group. From their About page:

A new brand and identity is one of many carefully considered steps in the transformation of Energi Danmark. We need to clearly communicate our market position, a compelling employer brand, and a strong cultural foundation that is aligned with who we are today, our leadership and our strategy. Our brand is all these things intertwined.

Volksans is supported by TT Rationalist.

Skall Studio is a Copenhagen-based clothing brand, founded in 2014 by the sisters Julie and Marie Skall. The new, current identity was created by Barkas. The logo appears to be custom drawn and is paired with HAL Timezone by HAL Typefaces and F37 Blanka by F37 Foundry, which are also used on social media.

From the Instagram post by Barkas:

Skall creates pieces with great attention to detail — and to the greater whole. The more you look, the more you see the craft and intention they put into every thread. To bring this perspective to life, we created a universe that rewards the curious mind. Playful details are woven throughout, and we’re excited to share a glimpse of what’s taking shape.

Initiated by the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science, the Into Change Award honours outstanding European research groups whose work delivers scientific breakthroughs, has great societal impact, and reflects core research values such as curiosity, collaboration, responsibility, respect, and openness.

The first-ever Into Change Awards were presented on 15 December 2025 at the Royal Opera House in Copenhagen. The project branding was designed by e-Types using Noir No1, available from Playtype, plus Lineto’s LL Prisma Fatline for “CHANGE”.

On the occasion of her exhibition Total at Lafayette Anticipations, this catalog traces the practice of artist Martine Syms (b. 1988). Between intimate references, historical archives, cultural representations of blackness, feminist history, and invocations of spirituality, Total is a survey of the artist’s creative production and artistic sensivity since her career start in 2002.

Text by Guillaume Houzé, Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel, Claudia Rankine, Hannah Black, and Martine Syms. Edited by Antonine Scali Ringwald, and Martine Syms.

The Center of Gravity (CoG) is a newly formed DNRF Center of Excellence at the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen. The Center focuses on the understanding of gravity: what lies within black holes, how do they move or behave dynamically, how they are affected by matter and quantum effects, and what information can we gain via gravitational waves. The CoG is perhaps the largest and most active Center in the field in Europe.

The main requirement for the website was to showcase the CoG’s work for the public at large, and to make it exciting to learn about gravity, as well as to be a fundamental resource for members of the physics community. The need to convey very complex information in as clear and concise manner as possible, dictated the need to find a set of fonts capable of conveying those qualities. The choice fell on two sets of fonts that are visually appealing, versatile and, crucially, extremely legible in a variety of digital environments: The main titles use Lato Bold (designed by Łukasz Dziedzic), while Fira Sans (by Carrois Apostrophe) carries the rest of the typographic work in the secondary titles (Fira Sans Bold) and copy text (Fira Sans Regular).

VKSplan is a smart, Danish, all-in-one booking system and workforce management system built for temp agencies, companies, and municipalities that rely on flexible staffing. The platform streamlines the entire workflow from booking to time registration, approval, and invoicing—giving you full control with far less administrative work.

Throughout the website, DM Sans is used as the font for both headlines and text.

Roskilde Festival is a non-profit, non-governmental music and culture festival in Denmark, that has existed since 1971. The festival is known for its diverse music lineups, artistic performances, and commitment to social responsibility and environmental sustainability, and is the largest cultural event in Northern Europe.

Roskilde Festival is more than just a music experience, and are also considered a charitable event. It’s often referred to as a platform for action by bridging the gap between art, sustainability, and social responsibility.The festivals ambition is to inspire and move people through the power of community.

In 2013 e-Types started working on the identity and Playtype made a bespoke typeface, Roskilde 4000. It was extended in 2023 with a Condensed style which the main typeface used in the 2023 visuals shown in this post. 4000 is the zip code of Roskilde municipality.

Many Danes believes that wind turbines spoil the country’s beautiful landscapes. To challenge this view and inspire a conversation about what true beauty means in the face of environmental change, energy company Andel launched “Danish Beauty Remastered” – an art collection reimagining how we see and value the Danish landscape.