Step inside the newly renovated museum building, and experience the new exhibitions about design then, now and in the future. See our full exhibition program here. Please note that we are currently building a new exhibition on Danish design, and as a result, a small part of the museum is temporarily closed.

Now visitors can experience a so-called Frankfurter Kitchen from 1930 at Designmuseum Danmark, where it becomes part of the new permanent exhibition, DANISH MODERN. This is the first time that the newly acquired and original Frankfurter Kitchen will be showcased at the museum.

Visit Designmuseum Danmark during the school autumn break, where there will be creative workshops for children and a program featuring eight exhibitions. Free guided tours are available on Sundays, and the Museum Garden invites both young and old to take a break in the greenery. Remember, children under 18 always have free admission to Designmuseum Danmark.

Danish design is known and loved – both at home and abroad. But what led to its success, which designs are central, and who are the major Danish designers of the 20th century? The exhibition 'Danish Modern' unfolds the story of Danish design from the 1920s to the 1970s, focusing on the creation of some of the most iconic Danish design objects.

Listen in as Designmuseum Danmark’s director, Anne-Louise Sommer, shares insights on 26 of her favorite items from the museum’s extensive collection.

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