I love graphic lines – here the distinct shape of the charming coffee cups, the hand painted flowers and the blurry background of the metallic tea pots. And the taste of the coffee matches the tasteful surroundings at The Royal Café…
This is the cake I had. Sooooo good! Lemon, and white chocolate, and, and… Sorry, gotta stop. No drooling at the keyboard. I need to go back there.
Getting hungry? A traditional Danish cake for afternoon enjoyment. As everyone will know pastries are a.m. and cream cakes are p.m. Here served at The Royal Café.
I have no idea why these fish were hanging on the handle of a cabinet behind the counter – just one of the charms of The Royal Café.
Okay, so it’s not the first time I shot a candle. But this one is really big and I got to play with the focus… At The Royal Smushi Café, Copenhagen.
One of the first images I feel in love with at The Royal Café…
How cool can you get? Wrapping take-away cakes with this colour string? Only at The Royal Café in Copenhagen…
(And if you’re wondering why I link to them in every post it’s because the owner is super nice and friendly, let me photograph to my hearts content plus gave me coffee and ordered me to eat cakes)
The miniature version of the famous Danish chair, The Ant, fits perfectly into the whimsical univers at The Royal Café in Copenhagen
Almost like a field of tulips right here at The Royal Café – except they’re artificial. Fooled me…
Lo Østergaard, Royal Café, has found some amazing multi coloured chadeliers for her special place. In the foreground hangs one of the items for sale, based on the paper cuts of Hans Christian Andersen. He didn’t just write stories.
Karins Fotos 