Christmas is moving back into Designmuseum Danmark. Behind the museum’s historic walls, the scent of spiced 'gløgg' drifts out from the café, the shop brims with design gifts and every Saturday the workshop rooms come alive as children and adults sit down together to craft their own Christmas decorations.

The duo Claydies created a Christmas buffet composed of dishes crafted as ceramic artworks, which will be exhibited in one of the museum’s smaller exhibition rooms. The duo work conceptually and experimentally, using humor and irony to reinterpret familiar everyday objects in their ceramic works.

Christmas is arriving at Designmuseum Danmark. Soon, the scent of mulled wine will fill the café, and the museum shop is already brimming with design classics. But if you would rather give experiences than things, an annual pass to the museum is the perfect choice.

Starting November 6, Designmuseum Danmark will offer free admission every Thursday to students and visitors under 27 – running all the way through February 2026. The museum, which already attracts a strong young audience, hopes the initiative will give even more young people the chance to explore the history of design – completely free of charge – during the colder months.

Explore exhibitions about design from the past, present, and future. See the full exhibition programme here.

Exhibitions, film screenings, talks, debates, workshops, concerts, and much more. Stay updated on what's happening at the Designmuseum Denmark.

From exclusive collaborations and exciting podcasts to new additions to the collection that you can experience at the museum. Here, you'll find updates on projects and initiatives that bring the museum to life and enhance your experience.

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Good design meets tasty food at the museum’s café FORMAT, where you can get everything from snacks to a good and filling meal.