citylikeyou — Nomad Workspace — Copenhagen by Michael Mason

Copenhagen / Creative Space / Work Space

A lovely co-working space & café, in my favourite neighbourhood in Copenhagen. The community here is warm & welcoming, and the space itself is a dream. Hardwood floors, dusted gem-tone walls, designer furniture, Depanneur coffee, and great lighting in a period building. If you’re freelancing within the city for the long-term, or for the short — I’d wholly recommend having a visit.

Website
nomadworkspace.com

Address
Nomad Workspace, 6 Blegdamsvej, Copenhagen, Denmark

Designer Art Director Creative Director

Current city: London

Other cities: Copenhagen Montreal San Francisco Cambridge

mmason.co

Michael is an interdisciplinary Designer & Art Director based in London, with a focus on brand identity, and communication design. Originally from Montreal, Canada — I’ve been lucky enough to work at agencies as Bold Scandinavia, Character, ManvsMachine, Koto, and Pentagram — developing concept-driven work for brands like Apple, BBC, Facebook, Google, National Film Board, Nike, San Francisco Design Week, and Squarespace.

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