Home Office Aha!: Københavns Møbelsnedkeri’s Fabric-Covered Pinboards from Denmark

Have you ever coveted a fabric-covered bulletin board? We hadn’t either—until we spotted this new collection from Københavns Møbelsnedkeri (translation: Copenhagen Cabinetmaking). “Everything is handmade with us,” says KBH, which designs and builds standout kitchens, furniture, and lighting in a historic Copenhagen complex surrounded by other creative studios. The wood for the frames comes from KBH’s own sawmill; even the packaging is produced by their box factory, Elvo.

Take a look at their pinboards. If they inspire you to upholster your own, there are a slew of YouTube How-To videos, but KBH’s are so lovingly detailed we can’t guarantee comparable results.

Photography by Philip Høpner, courtesy of Københavns Møbelsnedkeri (@kobenhavns_mobelsnedkeri).

Above: “Our intention was to design a pinboard that is beautiful in its own right, even without anything pinned to it,” explains KBH. This one is framed in fumed oak. Abov: KBH only describes the featured cotton as “an intricate woven textile.” We think we recognize it as Lost and Found, a Kit Kemp design from Christopher Farr; available in the US from L.A. Design Concepts; $448.50 per yard. Above: Københavns Møbelsnedkeri pinboards comes in four fabric colors and three woods. They’re 9570 DK ($1,500).

More projects by Københavns Møbelsnedkeri:

• Kitchen of the Week: Art and Soul in a Copenhagen Kitchen
• The New Nordic A-Frame (KBH supplied the kitchenette)
• The workshop’s popular pivoting mirror is featured in Model/Design Ambassador Camilla Vest’s Soho Loft