Enter a floating, dreamlike landscape of extraordinary works by textile and clothing artist Nikoline Liv Andersen. This exhibition reflects on the course of life itself, while opening a dialogue with Designmuseum Danmark’s rich collection.

The exhibition 'Belongings: Affection as a Design Strategy' explores how our emotional relationships with objects can be key to more sustainable consumption. Based on the idea that we take better care of what we are emotionally attached to, the exhibition presents design as more than form and function – as relationships that can extend an object’s lifespan and create meaning in everyday life.

The exhibition 'Japan Modern Poster' introduces the development of Japanese graphic design from the postwar era to the present through iconic posters.

Designmuseum Danmark’s collections include 40 woodblock prints by the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai, who lived from 1760 to 1849 during the Edo period (1603–1868).

LABORATORIUM is a series of exhibitions that shed light on the design process from the very first spark of an idea to the finished piece. The third exhibition in the series takes us inside the studio of the design duo Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen.

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 until the year 2000, focusing on the creation of some of the most iconic Danish design objects.

’Wonder’ shows some of Designmuseum Denmark’s most wonderful objects. The exhibition tells the story of how a thing becomes an object, in a private collection or in a museum.

Powerful Patterns explores patterns as an artform between art and design in a sensory universe that engages guests of all ages.

Like the wishing-table that sets itself in Grimm’s Fairytales, the exhibition LITTLE TABLE, COVER THYSELF! invites us into a magical world. Richly decorated plates, sweet porcelain figurines, tureens shaped like cabbage heads and drinking jugs the size of buckets.

Danish silver plays an important part in the history of Danish modern. Experience the development of Danish silver from Arts and Crafts and Art Deco to the organic shapes of Modernism up until today.

‘IN THE MAKING’ invites guests to explore the processes of the design objects of our everyday life, in a colorful and fun universe of materials, models, sketches, prototypes and finished designs. You can even become a designer for the day and create your very own digital everyday design.