Danish Design, Curated by Morrison

Tags:: Design; Culture

While in Copenhagen recently, I had the chance to visit the recently renamed Design Museum Denmark (formerly the Danish Museum of Art & Design), and to check out their current exhibition, the quirkily named "Danish Design–I Like It!" British designer Jasper Morrison combed through the museum's extensive archives to put together a personal tour of the country's design highlights from mid-century onwards. The exhibition, which is on view until December 30th, offers a colorful and fascinating look at a wide variety of Danish-designed objects and furnishings, from the iconic to the obscure. Here's a peek at the goods on view.

— Jaime Gillin

Here's curator Christian Holmsted Olesen at the exhibition entrance. The exhibition "is an attempt to highlight some of the qualities of Danish design, which only an outside view can give," Olesen wrote in the catalog.

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