Designmuseum Danmark
About This Museum
Stepping into the Designmuseum Danmark feels like entering a secret dialogue between past and present, all housed within a breathtaking 18th-century rococo palace. The journey begins with the iconic 'Chair Anatomy' exhibit, a forest of suspended seats that dissects design evolution in the most visceral way. You then drift from the sleek curves of mid-century Danish teak to the vibrant pop art of Verner Panton, feeling the nation's identity shift from craft to global powerhouse. It’s less a static archive and more an ongoing conversation about the objects that shape our daily lives.
Collection Highlights
The spectacular 'Wall of Chairs' is an unmissable spectacle, while dedicated rooms showcase everything from delicate 18th-century porcelain to the radical, colorful plastics of the 1960s. Don't miss the immersive 'Panton Room,' a full-scale environment of his futuristic furniture.
Visitor Information
Tucked away on Bredgade in Copenhagen, it's a perfect retreat from the city bustle. The cafe in the old courtyard is a local favorite for a coffee, and their gift shop is dangerously tempting for any design enthusiast.
Architecture & Building
The museum is set in a former royal hospital, a grand example of Danish rococo with soaring ceilings, intricate stucco work, and an airy, tranquil central courtyard.
Contact & Location
Address: 68, Bredgade, Frederiksstaden, Indre By, København, Københavns Kommune, Region Hovedstaden, 1260, Danmark
Phone: +45 33 18 56 56
Website: Visit Website
