Designmuseum Danmark

Designmuseum Danmark
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Located in the heart of central Copenhagen, Designmuseum Danmark is Denmark’s leading museum of Danish and international design. The museum shows up to eight exhibitions about design history, contemporary design, the design of the future, as well as Danish design icons by Verner Panton, Finn Juhl, Arne Jacobsen and more. The museum communicates quality and craftsmanship, ideas and processes, and breakthrough within design through it’s exhibitions, events, and learning activities. Designmuseum Danmark reopened in June 2022 after two years of renovations. Guests can now visit the new museum café for coffee, lunch or dinner, the new museum shop and the museum garden, which is a quiet, green oasis in the middle of the city.

Join us during the 3daysofdesign festival, as Designmuseum Danmark invites you to three days of reflection on the past, present and future of Danish design. As part of the 3daysofdesign festival, Designmuseum Danmark will host a series of talks, exhibitions, and engaging activities from June 18 to 20. Meet designers, architects, artists and change makers who share a vision for a more caring, inclusive, conscious and collaborative world. These are individuals who stand by their values and ‘keep it real’ in perfect harmony with this year’s theme.

Related Exhibitions
Powered by passion, Le Klint has been crafting timeless lighting since 1943, combining distinctive aesthetics with functional design. All lamps are made from sustainable materials and reflect the Danish design tradition, upheld by high quality standards. Le Klint aspires to lead as a small luxury brand in global design lighting, serving both private and contract markets. The strategy focuses on strengthening its domestic presence, expanding into key international markets, and continuously innovating through new designs. Fully committed to environmental and social responsibility, Le Klint produces its lamps at its own factory in Odense, Denmark.
LE KLINT
December 23, 2021
Lighting
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Part of 2023
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Søuld is an innovative Danish material manufacturer committed to providing carbon-storing and recyclable acoustic materials made from eelgrass to forward-thinking designers, builders and end-users. Søuld produces functional and beautiful alternatives to traditional building materials, while improving human health and well-being. Søuld’s eelgrass products originate from the sea—a place you are never far from in Søuld’s native Denmark. The organic material embodies the same sense of calm provided by the sea and when taken indoors, it imbues living spaces with a restorative connection to nature.
Søuld
January 31, 2024
Wall & Surface
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Aifunghi is a newly established company founded by experienced design professionals, driven by a commitment to sustainable solutions. Its approach is rooted in the use of local, renewable, and high–quality materials, resulting in an unprecedented combination of creativity, value, and ecological responsibility. The company has developed an innovative manufacturing process, complemented by tangible, natural solutions and refined detailing. Aifunghi creates joyful objects designed to form one of the most sustainable ranges of furniture, lighting, and accessories available to a design–loving audience.
Aifunghi
January 27, 2025
Materials
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Cyprus Handicraft was established in 1975 to record and preserve traditional Cypriot craft sectors and techniques, while supporting the economic development of each discipline. Over time, its role has expanded to include design innovation programmes, research initiatives, participation in international trade fairs, and the production of exhibitions showcasing the work of Cypriot master craftspeople, artists and designers. Grounded in the dynamic nature of Cypriot cultural identity, Cyprus Handicraft encourages a dialogue between traditional and contemporary craftsmanship, ensuring the work resonates with an international audience.
Crafting Nature
December 3, 2025
Materials
Part of 2026
Other Exhibitions
Founded in 2022, TOMOMI YOKOYAMA DESIGN is led by Japanese designer Tomomi Yokoyama. After years of honing her craft in the watchmaking industry, she has brought her expertise to the world of fashion design. This debut international exhibition marks a bold new chapter for the studio, centred on the theme of "Global Dialogue and Co–creation." By harmonising two different cultures and perspectives, Yokoyama aims to create designs that celebrate and respect cultural diversity.
TOMOMI YOKOYAMA DESIGN
January 20, 2026
To celebrate 90 years of the Aalto vase, Iittala presents the Aalto 90 Pavilion at Ofelia Plads. Shaped after Alvar Aalto’s celebrated design, the pavilion invites visitors to step inside the form itself and experience an immersive soundscape created especially for the occasion. Within the pavilion, Iittala unveils its exclusive Aalto City Vases, presented as part of the spatial experience. The pavilion is a place for encounters, reflection, and sensory immersion—bringing together past, present, and future through one of the most enduring symbols of design during 3daysofdesign.
Iittala
January 7, 2025
Lapalma’s story began over 40 years ago in Padua, Italy, rooted in a heritage of craftsmanship. As the company evolved from artisan workshop to industry, the spirit of craft remained central, enriched through collaborations with international designers. Lapalma creates furniture defined by durability and timeless design. Sustainability rhymes with quality, with every stage of production carefully controlled in-house and largely powered by solar and geothermal energy, while working exclusively with local suppliers. Discover the Lapalma's indoor and outdoor collection at 3daysofdesign.
Lapalma
January 29, 2024
Concrete vessels and reliefs by Susanne Storm merge artistic expression, material knowledge and functional purpose. Working with a material traditionally associated with weight, Storm challenges expectations by sculpting within a brief and intense creation window. This urgency is reflected in the works, whose forms appear almost alive, retaining the movement that shaped them. Cracks, layers and surface marks remain as traces of transformation. A restrained use of colour allows each piece to stand beautifully alone or in dialogue with others, particularly in contrast to modern, austere design. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
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January 26, 2026
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