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Copenhagen is full of places to experience the Danish furniture classics in use. Often the furniture is carefully selected as part of the interior. Arne Jacobsen’s 3107 at Glyptoteket. Poul Kjærholm daybeds at Tårnby City Hall. The building was designed by Halldor Gunnløgsson, 1957 – 1959. PK 22 easy chairs designed by Poul Kjærholm and…
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The city hall in Rødovre was built between 1954 and 1956 and inaugurated in 1956. It is considered as one of Arne Jacobsen’s later masterpieces. An elegant example of late modernism inspired by American office buildings. The curtain wall and the bearing steel columns are examples of elements from the international functionalism interpreted by Jacobsen.…
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A few more snapshots from the Copenhagen showroom.
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This fall the Copenhagen showroom exhibits a collection of selected Nordic design.
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Aarhus City Hall was designed in collaboration between the two Danish architects Erik Møller and Arne Jacobsen. It was inaugurated in 1941 and stands as a landmark of Danish Modernism; the subtle version of Functionalism. Thus, the building from the outside looks majestic the interior is warming and welcoming. The design of the furniture for…
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The book store on the website is where you can buy our books and catalogues. Dansk Møbelkunst works to expand the appreciation of important Nordic furniture through publications and exhibitions. Since 1999 we have mounted exhibitions and produced illustrated catalogues on the work of among others Kaare Klint + Poul Kjærholm (2009), Hans J. Wegner…
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