As a designer, I look beyond lines, tones, and textures because good design isn’t just visual, it’s spatial, functional, and emotional. It subtly shapes how we live. And when I became a parent, it mattered more than ever.
Like many new moms, I spent hours on the floor, encouraging my son’s first movements and savoring his tiny milestones. I had an innate need to create a space that promoted hygge - a Danish term for warmth and togetherness in everyday moments.
I searched for a play mat that was comfortable and inviting, made from safe materials that supported my son’s development. But nothing felt right for the family space I’d envisioned.
Tapping into my design experience and my heritage (I’m Danish/American), I started creating. Denmark is known for its distinct yet simple style, where aesthetics, quality, and ethical production go beyond good design; they are cultural expectations.
This philosophy is the foundation of Copenhagen Kid.
From the start, every decision was made with intention: non-toxic materials, modular structures and beautiful surfaces that grow with families.
What began as a mat for my son grew into more than I ever imagined; a quiet belief shared by families around the world that the products we invite into our homes should reflect what we care about most.
If you’re here, thank you. You’re part of that story.
Tiki
Los Angeles / Copenhagen
