Gothersgade

A hybrid café, boutique, and creative studio, Atelier September is tucked into the cool, design-forward Gothersgade neighborhood. Here, Frederik Bille Brahe runs the cafe part of the operation, where he pours coffee and features a light food menu (boiled eggs, avocado toast). In the back of the space, designers Jonas and Annette Trampedach pull together an enviable mix of contemporary furniture, sixties Italian design, lights, and ceramics, as well as pieces from their own collection.

Model turned designer Stine Goya, founded her namesake label in 2006. Goya, who grew up outside Copenhagen and graduated from London's Central St. Martins, wanted to inject Copenhagen's typically austere style with a little of her trademark femininity.

Well-made, stylish children's clothing for little one's from newborns up to six years old, Mini Pop stocks the best of Scandinavian designers like Mini Rodini, Sebra, and Mar Mar Copenhagen alongside international lines like New York's Ouef. You'll also find nostalgic toys and accessories like knitted bunnies and wooden train sets.

Designed to feel like you've stumbled upon a treasure trove of not-so-basic fashion, Lot#29 stocks everything from that Rachel Comey sweater that's sold out everywhere, to the Carthusia perfume you thought you could only get in Italy.

Line & Jo makes the most elegant, dainty pieces of jewelry, with intricate metalwork that's not quite like anything else. Despite the modern aesthetic, everything there is crafted by hand from artisan goldsmiths, so it's also built to last.