Green Square Copenhagen

I stumbled upon Green Square through a preliminary online search for Asian furniture, as I’m shopping for a client. Don’t let their conservative website fool you, because their showroom tells a tall tale with some pretty fancy props. Although it might not look like it’s in the most convenient location, their lower not-​in-​the-​city-​center rent is what probably allows them to have such a sprawling display of their antique selection. And sprawling it is, as you go from hallway to hallway, browsing aisles up and down. For a while there, it didn’t seem like it was going to end. Items are sorted by period and architectural origin (French, 19^th century, Chinese, etc.), complete with light casings above, color-​coordinated displays, well-​thought out room ensembles and of course their workshop where they restore their furniture in the back end. What’s missing is the pretentiousness, as the folks were pretty friendly in helping me out with some of my questions.
With regards to the prices, they seemed reasonable to me. I can’t say that I’m too familiar with antiques, but I didn’t scoff at their prices. Yeah, maybe I wouldn’t spend 6.000 DKK for a bench, but that fits my client’s budget. Totally worth making the trip, if this kind of stuff interests you.