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
101 Copenhagen is a Danish design brand founded in 2017. Committed to exquisite quality and craftsmanship, the brand offers furniture, lighting, and accessories in a timeless yet modern design. With a passion for materials, refined textures, and organic shapes and colors, 101 Copenhagen presents the epitome of classics and must-have novelties for Scandinavian and international interior connoisseurs alike.
101 Copenhagen
February 16, 2022
Accessories
Furniture
Lighting
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
JAPAN FORM is a Stockholm–based curatorial platform presenting contemporary Japanese craftsmanship in Europe. Porcelain lighting artist Hirotaka Tobimatsu creates sculptural pieces that reinterpret early 20th–century opal glass lighting through porcelain. Hand–cast and meticulously finished, each work emits a soft, diffused glow, bringing a quiet yet distinctive architectural presence to a space. JAPAN FORM is the exclusive European representative of his work.
JAPAN FORM
March 1, 2024
Lighting
Part of 2024
Part of 2026
FAST is an Italian outdoor furniture manufacturer based in Valle Sabbia, between Lake Idro and Lake Garda. Designed for those who embrace outdoor living, FAST creates timeless collections that combine technological innovation with craftsmanship. Advanced technology, centralised production, and aluminium as the primary material ensure authentic Made in Italy quality, resulting in durable, weather–resistant furniture refined in every detail. Sustainability lies at the heart of the brand’s vision: since 2013, FAST has adopted lean production methods to minimise waste and prioritise recyclable materials. Customisation is another key strength, supported by a wide range of finishes and materials tailored to individual needs.
FAST
January 23, 2026
Outdoor
Part of 2026
String Furniture is a Swedish design company that produces a number of modern classics and furniture brands. More than 95% of the furniture is made in Sweden, using renewable, recyclable or recycled materials. String has earned a place in design history thanks to the elegant simplicity and ingenious construction that can be put together in an infinite number of configurations and is just as modern as when it debuted in 1949. Pira, originally by Olle Pira in 1954, is a contemporary interpretation by Anna von Schewen and Björn Dahlström in 2023. Museum, designed for the reopening of the Swedish National Museum and Relief, a modular system, by TAF Studio. The latest contribution is Center Center, designed by Form Us With Love.
String Furniture
February 3, 2022
Furniture
Part of 2022
Part of 2023
Part of 2024
Part of 2025
Other Exhibitions
Piet Hein (1905—1996) embodies timeless Scandinavian design, seamlessly blending functionality, mathematics, and aesthetics. Renowned for creations like the Superellipse Table, the Sinus Lamp, and the Great Bear candelabra, his designs unite beauty and practicality with a deep intellectual foundation. His legacy extends beyond design, with his famous Grooks—witty, philosophical poems—illustrating his visionary thinking. Today, Piet Hein A/S, a family–owned company, continues his tradition of innovation, ensuring his creations remain relevant for generations.
Piet Hein
January 7, 2025
To inspire people through innovative and sustainable spaces. Cosentino is a global manufacturer of eco–friendly and technologically advanced surfaces for homes and public spaces. In the new Cosentino showroom at Kuglegaarden, the company presents versatile collections from the main brands, Dekton, Silestone, Sensa and Éclos. With inspiration from natural stone and craftmanship, Cosentino seeks to inspire the creativity of architects and interior designers worldwide with carbon–neutral surfaces produced with natural minerals, reused materials, and renewable energy: technical, ultracompact stone and mineral hybrid surfaces for architectural facades, wall claddings, bathrooms, kitchen countertops, and interior design.
Cosentino City Copenhagen
January 20, 2023
BRANDT Copenhagen is a Danish design–driven brand founded by renowned designer Julie Brandt. With a holistic approach to product creation, the brand seamlessly blends functionality and aesthetics in every collection. Celebrated for its hardware, lighting, home fragrance, and accessories, BRANDT Copenhagen is known for exceptional craftsmanship, high–quality materials, and distinctive finishes. Rooted in Scandinavian aesthetics with international appeal, the brand harmonizes contrasts by balancing the raw with the refined. Discover the essence of contemporary, understated elegance, where details matter, and every product delivers “THE FINISHING TOUCH.”
BRANDT Copenhagen
February 10, 2022
CONCRETE VESSELS AND RELIEFS BY SUSANNE STORM MERGE ARTISTIC EXPRESSION, MATERIAL KNOWLEDGE, AND FUNCTIONAL PURPOSE. Working with a material traditionally associated with weight, Susanne Storm destabilises this assumption. By sculpting in concrete, she has only a brief period in which to shape the work. The intensity of this creation process extends to her sculptural vessels and reliefs. The resulting forms appear almost alive, retaining the movement that generated them. Cracks, layers, and surface marks remain as traces of transformation. The choice of colour feels effortless, allowing the works to appear beautiful both together and individually, perhaps especially in contrast to modern, strict design. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
SusanneStormCph
January 26, 2026
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