{"data":[{"type":"text","data":{"text":"<p>Craft traditions and modern design language, pragmatism and poetry: in David ­Thulstrup’s projects, opposites combine to create sensitively assembled restaurant, retail, and home interiors. After working for Jean Nouvel in Paris and Peter Marino in New York, he set up his own Copenhagen studio in 2009 and has since realized projects such as Peter’s House, a sophisticated mix of natural fabrics, industrial chic, and iconic furniture, and the keenly anticipated Noma reopening in February 2018. For the celebrated restaurant, Thulstrup devised an effortlessly natural Scandinavian aesthetic featuring his “ARV Chair”, a future classic, and a cloud-gray terrazzo floor studded with river pebbles. Pairing concrete and exposed beams with ­futuristic pieces and expertly planned ­lighting, his delicately balanced interiors are the state of the art in interior design. </p>","format":"html"}}]}