Design

01 of 21The former car park has been landscaped and turned into an outdoor dining area

02 of 21All terraces are furnished with Grythyttan furniture

03 of 21Meeting room, with Santa & Cole lighting, seen from the balcony

04 of 21The ground floor kitchen, dining and event space has an oak parquet floor by Bauwerk, an industrial kitchen designed by Andreas Martin-Löf and built by Blumer Schreinerei. Tables and benches were custom-made by Novex and barstools are by Another Country

05 of 21Monocle’s meeting room has sofas by Erik Jørgensen, cushions by Johanna Gullichsen, side tables by Muji, stools by Artek upholstered with Johanna Gullichsen fabric, a coffee table by Another Country and pendant lights by Santa & Cole

06 of 21The Monocle office has oak-topped desks and shelving by Novex, Tolomeo task lamps by Artemide and carpets by Tisca Tiara. Panasonic televisions keep staff updated with breaking news. Walls of original windows on both sides of the office provide plenty of daylight and a through draft when open

07 of 21Novex shelving acts as low partions, dividing the open-plan office space into different workstations

08 of 21The entrance to Monocle’s floor is decorated with an up-to-date wall of the magazine’s covers

09 of 21Each floor has a small kitchen area, stocked with Iittala cups and glassware and a Nespresso coffee machine

10 of 21The mock-up room and inspiration boards are at the back of the office

11 of 21The Monocle lightbox, complete with white gloves

12 of 21Winkreative’s entrance hall with the agency’s latest work on display

13 of 21Novex shelving is used to divide the office space, Artek stools are on hand for desk guests

14 of 21A selection of past Winkreative projects

15 of 21Winkreative’s meeting room has Blumer Schreinerei shelving, a Novex conference table, Fritz Hansen chairs and lighting by Santa & Cole

16 of 21The chairman’s meeting and reception room on the top floor has a teak table and oak chair set by Norwegian Torbjørn Afdal for Bruksbo. Designed in 1958, the set came from vintage dealers Peppe Trulsen and Einar Kleppe Holthe of Fuglen in Oslo

17 of 21Objects on display in the editor-in-chief’s office

18 of 21The editor-in-chief’s office has Vitsoe shelving, a Soft Pad chair from Vitra and an oak and bronze desk by BassamFellows

19 of 21The third floor has oak parquet flooring by Bauwerk, Novex shelving and Blumer Schreinerei sliding doors separating the corridor from meeting rooms

20 of 21A custom-built bookcase and sofa system from Rud. Rasmussen, designed in 1928 by Mogens Koch, takes up one wall of the editor-in-chief’s outer meeting room

21 of 21The third-floor meeting rooms have Unifor conference tables, Aluminium series chairs from Vitra and lighting from Santa & Cole