Rosendahl

Rosendahl was established by Erik Rosendahl, an entrepreneur who recognized the opportunities for a design-led brand and founded what is today one of the most modern design companies in Denmark.

Rosendahl is a source of practical designs that make day-to-day living easier and more elegant. From hand-blown glass and unique designs to innovative accessories for the dining table and the home, to professional kitchen utensils.

Rosendahl also promotes well-known design classics. For instance, Rosendahl has taken on the distribution of Kay Bojesen’s much-loved toy soldiers, the distinctive teak monkey and the timeless Grand Prix cutlery.

Rosendahl’s history is also closely intertwined with Komin Yamada’s Global knives, which Erik Rosendahl introduced to Scandinavia with great success. These professional knives became a best-seller, and today they can be found in many Danish homes and professional kitchens.

Rosendahl is also renowned for its collaboration with art craftswoman Lin Utzon; some of her items include the poetic, stylistically consistent Filigran range and the sculptural Lin Utzon vase created in close collaboration with Erik Rosendahl.

Last but by no means least, Rosendahl has generated enthusiasm for its functional, classic Grand Cru range of tableware, an attractive blend of Danish and Japanese styling.

In addition, Rosendahl works closely with designer Ole Palsby, whose designs include the aesthetic Rosendahl storage jars with their simple, clean-cut lines. The timeless look of the jars, combined with their multitude of uses, makes them classic items in many homes around the world.

Rosendahl is also famous for its ultra-minimalist Watch range, designed by award-winning Danish designer Flemming Bo Hansen, one of the few Danes to be represented at the Museum of Modern Art.