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Finn Juhl (1912-1989) is indisputably one of the most innovative furniture designers of the 20th Century.  In the 1940s he broke with the established furniture tradition and designed several expressive and sculptural creations that regenerated Danish furniture design and paved the way for the international recognition of modernist Danish furniture. Juhl initially wanted to study art history, but eventually enrolled...

It is not possible to discuss the design of Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) without equally mentioning master cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. A distinctive feature of furniture making in Denmark in the 20th Century was the close collaboration between architects and craftsmen - Wegner and Johannes Hansen enjoyed one of the most fruitful collaborations of the period. Johannes Hansen (1886-1961) was an...

Finnish designer Paavo Tynell (1890-1973) originally trained as a blacksmith and continued his studies at the Helsinki University of Industrial Arts from where he graduated in 1917. Straight out of school, Tynell co-founded Taito Oy in 1918 – a company that was to become instrumental in the production of light fixtures in Finland in the early 20th Century. As advances...

Dansk Møbelkunst is pleased to share some of the highlights from the 2020 edition of ‘3 days of design’ in Copenhagen. In collaboration between Dansk Møbelkunst, Anker & Co, Studio Michael Anastassiades and ARK JOURNAL the exhibition focused on studio lighting by Michael Anastassiades and the ‘Halfway Round’ furniture series designed exclusively by Michael for Dansk Møbelkunst Gallery. On the...

We are delighted to be exhibiting at Enter Art Fair - The new and ambitious international art fair in the Nordics! Dansk Møbelkunst Gallery will present original works of 20th Century Nordic design alongside contemporary design by Michael Anastassiasdes and Claus Bjerre     The venue is in Copenhagen's industrial north harbour in the spectacular Tunnel Factory which used to...

Swedish textile artist Märta Måås-Fjetterström (1873-1941) was a leading figure in 20th century textile design. Living in a time of great change, not least for women, but also at a crossroad between historical design and modernity, she had a vision for new designs rooted in the rich heritage of Swedish folklore but combined with contemporary and new influences. Märta Måås-Fjetterstrøm...