Danielle Siggerud is a Norwegian architect based in Copenhagen. She holds an MAA from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and founded her eponymous studio in 2016.

Rooted in a Scandinavian sensibility yet shaped by an international perspective, her practice is defined by a refined, minimalist classicism, an architecture distilled to its essentials, where light, materiality and proportion guide every decision. With a long-standing engagement in the art world, Danielle brings a curated and nuanced eye to her work, allowing each project to unfold with understated calm and poetic clarity. Her approach naturally balances art and architecture, often integrating sculptural, custom-made elements that anchor her spaces.

The studio works at the intersection of poetry and pragmatism, with a contextual and holistic approach that places quality at its core. Through a process that is both rigorous and collaborative, Danielle and her team develop spaces that are deeply attuned to their surroundings and to the people who inhabit them. The studio works closely with selected craftsmen and expert collaborators to ensure that every detail carries integrity, beauty, and lasting value.

Danielle’s work has earned international recognition and has been featured in publications such as The New York Times, T Magazine, Elle Decor, Ark Journal and Vogue.

“For me, architecture is the art of reduction, eliminating the unnecessary to reveal what is essential. It is about a rigorous attention to detail and a careful understanding of materials. I want to create serene spaces that are soft and emotional, yet naturally invite human interaction.”