Field Study — Arne Jacobsen's House
Field Study ventures into the charming small towns, meandering backroads, and hidden paths of Scandinavia, capturing the essence of these locales through a collection of personal impressions. With each exploration, we invite you to delve deeper into our backyard and discover the hidden gems of Scandinavia and the Nordics.
In this field study, we find ourselves in the house of Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsen. Located north of Copenhagen in Charlottenlund, the space, like his work, is engulfed in meticulous emotion — enabling form to become feeling.

Since 2004, Norse Projects has drawn upon its Scandinavian roots to inform a design language that supports an infrastructure for a highly adaptable wardrobe. Drawing from naturalistic reference points, innovative materials cater to heightened functionality, while minimal yet distinctive basics extend a seasonal range of endless outfitting options. A dedication to quality garments lies at the heart of the Norse Projects philosophy, underscoring the maxim:
CREATED FOR LIFE — GOOD FOR ALL SEASONS


























