In the world of considered spaces and curated stays, it’s often the quietest details that leave the deepest impression. Among them, the coffee table book has become a subtle but essential tool in hotel design - bringing culture, texture, and atmosphere to lobbies, lounges, and private suites alike.

At Bella Grande in Copenhagen, this approach is put into practice. Located in the city’s historic center, the hotel blends Italian influence with Nordic simplicity - and the book selection reflects that balance. Titles range from Milanese interiors to Danish culinary design, chosen to align with the visual identity of each space. The result is subtle, deliberate, and consistent with the hotel’s overall atmosphere.

Step into a well-designed hotel lobby, and you’ll feel it instantly. A mood. A tone. A point of view. A carefully placed stack of books - on architecture, interiors, fashion, or far-flung travel - acts as a visual anchor. It signals that this is a space for those who appreciate detail, who seek inspiration, who want more than just a place to check in.