Atelier — Nørrebro 55.69° N · Red Hook 40.68° N
Two cities,one drawing.
Copenhagen
Acoustics, tuning, and the stubborn pursuit of a quiet room. Twelve people, two cats, one anechoic chamber in a former bakery.
Brooklyn
Machining, finishing and assembly on the Red Hook waterfront. Nine people, five mills and an anodizing line we built ourselves.
Four steps,no shortcuts.
- Copenhagen
Draw
Acoustic engineers model the cup volume to the cubic millimetre, then draw it by hand before it ever meets CAD.
- Brooklyn
Mill
A 280 g billet of 6063 aluminium spends four hours on a five-axis mill. What remains weighs 14 g and holds ±4 µm.
- Brooklyn
Anodize
Parts are bead-blasted, then anodized in small batches so every colourway keeps the same depth of tone.
- Copenhagen
Tune
Each pair is measured against a reference room in Nørrebro and matched within 0.5 dB, left to right.
“If the sand draws a clean line, the metal is honest.”
— Signe Holm, head of tuning