The BRIK Apartment Hotel, curated and operated by Nord Collection, is a Bauhaus-inspired aparthotel retreat housed in a century-old industrial brick building on Nyrnberggade in the vibrant Amager Øst neighborhood. The interior narrative themed Utilitarian Bauhaus and Domestic Warmth explores the tension between historic industrial utility and modern residential ease by blending clean geometric functionalism with understated Scandinavian comfort.
The property features thoughtfully planned multi-room layouts split into expansive, family-friendly accommodations ranging from two-bedroom flats to expansive three-bedroom suites. Two-Bedroom Apartments draw inspiration from modernist space planning with bespoke platform beds utilizing space-conscious storage alongside open-plan living areas fitted with dining tables for six. The Three-Bedroom Apartments celebrate shared living through generous combined lounge and kitchen zones along with dining arrangements for eight and private outdoor balconies looking onto the tranquil local streetscape.
Public spaces are designed as a streamlined, frictionless journey with the keyless entrance featuring smart automated keypad locks and digital concierge touchpoints as a nod to Copenhagen’s seamless digital lifestyle. Specialized functional zones include the self-service laundry rooms for extended convenience and the quiet residential sidewalk terrace which is an authentic neighborhood nook just a short stroll from the seaside promenades of Amager Strandpark.
The furniture is a mix of functionalist Nordic silhouettes and durable contemporary pieces with most dining benches, modular sofa beds, and streamline kitchenettes custom-designed specifically for this site. A notable design focus integrates fully equipped modern kitchen appliances and induction surfaces exclusive to this property while bespoke soundproof partitions and double-glazed windows were installed to ensure absolute acoustic tranquility within the historic masonry shell.
The design utilizes grounding architectural tones such as warm brick red, muted charcoal, crisp white, and natural birch across graphic wall accents and durable upholstery. Utilitarian structural nuances are preserved throughout the property including original industrial facade proportions inspired by early twentieth-century Copenhagen manufacturing. The central open-plan dining and lounge areas serve as welcoming communal spaces for families and longer-stay travelers while raw exposed brickwork meets blonde laminate surfaces, black matte hardware, and soft grey textiles in the private apartments to emphasize a diverse material mix.
