{"id":49353,"date":"2025-04-25T12:24:15","date_gmt":"2025-04-25T12:24:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/49353\/"},"modified":"2025-04-25T12:24:15","modified_gmt":"2025-04-25T12:24:15","slug":"wiercinski-studio-builds-cozy-amator-restaurant-around-modular-oak-table-in-copenhagen","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/49353\/","title":{"rendered":"wiercinski-studio builds cozy ‘amator’ restaurant around modular oak table in copenhagen"},"content":{"rendered":"

wiercinski-studio\u2019s Amator is a homey dining place in copenhagen<\/p>\n

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A fresh addition to Copenhagen\u2019s<\/strong><\/a> \u00d8sterbro district, Amator is a design-driven, cozy hybrid of caf\u00e9<\/strong><\/a>, restaurant, and private dining venue envisioned by Polish chef Mateusz Sarnowski, widely known as Mati Pichci. The interior is brought to life by Adam Wierci\u0144ski of wiercinski-studio<\/strong><\/a>, marking his first project in the Danish capital, and is rooted in the idea of hjemme spisested (a home dining place). At its heart is a jagged communal oak<\/strong><\/a> table<\/strong><\/a>, designed to shift<\/strong><\/a> from individual settings to a unified dining surface. The raw materiality and the warm, earthy palette mirror Mati\u2019s vegetable-focused cuisine, while bespoke details introduce a domestic charm that feels deeply personal.<\/p>\n

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smart tabletops respond to the spatial demands of the venue<\/p>\n

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The spatial constraints of the compact venue shape Amator\u2019s design by turning limitation into opportunity. Polish designer<\/strong><\/a> Wierci\u0144ski responds with a system of interlocking oak tabletops that subtly mimic a gathering of small tables, while steel rings allow them to connect into one long form, ideal for the candlelit private dinners hosted in the evening. The angled tabletops create a serrated silhouette down the room\u2019s center, echoed by sleek oak stools, which are the first objects of the upcoming wiercinski-objects line<\/strong><\/a>. Raw steel frames and handcrafted joints lend the furniture an unfinished charm that complements the chef\u2019s open kitchen, separated by a mirrored, steel-clad bar.<\/p>\n

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Amator is a design-driven dining destination in the Danish capital<\/p>\n

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bespoke furnishings and vinyls complete the interior<\/p>\n

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Throughout the interior, the furniture is custom-designed by Wierci\u0144ski and produced in Poland by skilled artisans before being transported to Copenhagen. Natural oak, stainless steel, and raw linen compose the palette, brought to life through floating wall shelves, sculptural sconces, and a steel washbasin. A slice of a Polish tree trunk welcomes visitors by the entrance, rooting the project in Mati\u2019s origins. Meanwhile, bold yellow plywood shelving, a nod to home interiors, brings a burst of playful color and points to the quiet centerpiece of the space: a single yellow dot that appears throughout.<\/p>\n

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Sound is also central to the Amator experience. Beneath the rear window sit a vinyl shelf and a pair of custom Arda Audio speakers, forming a mini soundscape zone curated by Mati. Here, guests are invited to linger, enjoy music on a turntable, and absorb the space\u2019s thoughtful layers.<\/p>\n

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rooted in the idea of \u2018a home dining place\u2019<\/p>\n

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a jagged communal oak table is designed to shift from individual settings to a unified dining surface<\/p>\n

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