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This unique, prototype coffee table belongs to the very earliest phase of Kjærholm’s work. Designed in 1952 it displays an idiom that is much more experimenting and sculptural than the stringent minimalism for which he is renowned. After graduating from the School of Arts and Crafts in 1951 Kjærholm was hired by Fritz Hansen to…
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Copenhagen Art Week fills the streets of Copenhagen with art and people. CHART takes place at Charlottenborg Palace at Kongens Nytorv this weekend and among the Scandinavian art galleries exhibiting is V1 Gallery. Furniture pieces by Kaare Klint, Brdr. Nørgaard and Vestergaard Jensen are part of the interior with dark walls and art in V1…
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The website has been updated with new pieces. Among these are a foldable library table in oak designed by Børge Mogensen in 1958 and made by cabinetmaker Erhard Rasmussen. And a sink designed and made by cabinetmaker Lars Nissen in 1984. It has beautiful details and is made in a combination of beech and rosewood. To…
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Among the internationally acclaimed Finnish architect Alvar Aalto‘s last works was the little known Nordic House in Reykjavik, Iceland which was inaugurated 1968. The house supports cultural connections between Iceland and the other Nordic countries. It is like many other works by Aalto a gesamtkunstwerk and features most of Aalto’s signature traits. These are evident…
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Our showroom in Copenhagen is open throughout the summer. Please call +4533323837 or email info@dmk.dk to make an appointment.
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The Danish fashion brand Hofmann Copenhagen used our Copenhagen showroom as setting for their Autumn – Winter 17/18 collection.
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