&Tradition Transforms Kay Fisker-Designed Building into Petra Hotel
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Cajsa Carlson
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Summary
Danish furniture brand &Tradition has transformed a building designed by Kay Fisker into the Petra Hotel, their first hotel in Copenhagen. The hotel features a tactile material overhaul and is furnished with the brand's furniture.
Key quotes
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The name Petra is significant to the brand.
The brand's designers gave the building a tactile material overhaul and filled it with their own furniture.
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