Created in by a Danish mother who used wool from her flock of Gotland sheep, the handcrafted cozy slippers are perfect for padding around the house on cold Copenhagen mornings. For those who wish they had a local to show them around the city, the compendium of Copenhagen's best-kept secrets will lead the way to under-the-radar restaurants, hip cocktail bars, beautiful nature trails, and more spots worth visiting.
Similar to doughnut holes, the Danish dessert can easily be recreated at home with the help of the right cooking tools, a favorite jam, and a sprinkling of powdered sugar.
Embrace the Scandinavian tradition of creating small moments of coziness everyday by lighting a candle scented with rose petals and wild mint. Cycling is a way of life in Copenhagen — they even have a highway specifically for bicyclists — so it makes sense that the Danish would meld their favorite mode of transport with sensible and stylish design.
Made from copper, brass, or steel, the elegant-looking bell will not rust over time. The handy paper guide will help you uncover the best Copenhagen shops, restaurants, and art galleries while also serving as a memento of the trip. Holly Golightly is a universe of fashion, jewellery, furniture and art objects, set amidst the owner Barbara Husted Werners personal art collection.
At Holly Golightly, they value the long-term relat Cool cat bookstore specialising in independent visual arts publications from around the world. Pico is a walk-in closet of beautiful jewellery and accessoriesThe Danish jewellery and accessories brand Pico believes that jewellery and accessories are means to express yourself. At Pico, they sp Back in founder Trine Andersen were missing wallpaper designs for her new house.
Not able to find any to her liking she Sustainable clothing, beauty and jewelry Another View is on a sustainable mission. They wish to both inspire and inform about the perks of a more eco-friendly approach to fashion.
Their beautiful sh Besides being a shopping paradise, ILLU Illums Bolighus is the premier centre in Scandinavia for Danish and international design.
Furniture, lamps, kitchen and bathroom articles, ceramics, porcelain, silver, and glassware. Illums Bolighus is Head to the nostalgic department store Magasin du Nord and explore a world filled with fashion for men, women and children as well as luxurious beauty products, interior design and delicacies.
The f Beautiful Scandinavian design and sustainable materials. Aiayu makes clothes lasting for generations. With the ambition of creating comfortable, durable, and classic items, CO Label designs and produces quality clothing, that k Martin Heiberg. Georg Jensen Jewelry.
One of the most famous and popular Danish jewelry designs is the Georg Jensen Daisy collection. Ever since then it has been associated with the Danish royal family and the Queen herself, of course. Nowadays, the Daisy collection comes in various shapes, colors and styles, and most girls and women in Denmark own a little piece of this beautiful and elegant jewelry collection.
Georg Jensen, the silver smith and sculptor, established his business in The man himself died in , but left behind some of the finest Scandinavian designs ever created in gold, silver and platinum - jewelry, cutlery, watches and home articles.
Today, the Georg Jensen brand is synonymous with unique design, excellent craftsmanship and quality. Bolcher is "bonbons" in English. You can choose from a total of 74 kinds of bonbons there available. A special royal sort and old classic is the red, sweet and fruity Kongen af Danmark King of Denmark.
Another classic bestseller is the rhubarb-flavored Rabarber. If you cannot decide on a flavor, just get a mixed bag. The business was established back in , and not much has changed over the past years. A couple of machines have eased the production flow, but the bonbons are still produced according to old recipes, with no artificial sugars, colors or flavorings added. Ole Henriksen Skin Products. For a real spa feeling at home, try Loofah body scrub, a cooling aromatic scrub with mentholated jojoba beads, which will leave your skin feeling like that of a new born baby.
He went to Indonesia at a young age where his interest in skin care got sparkled. The vases, which are widely popular, come in a variety of sizes and colors, fit for practically any home. PH Lamps. The most famous lamp ever created in Denmark is probably the Poul Henningsen lamp PH5, which first came on the market in , and remains a classic to this day.
The PH lamps come in many sizes, as table lamps, floor lamps and pendant lamps. Poul Henningsen was a Danish architect, film maker and writer, among other things. He passed away in , but left behind a series of cultural masterpieces, probably the most famous of which are the PH lamps, named after his own initials.
The job was later taken over by his son. Poul Henningsen had his own drawing room from , where he worked alongside other architects on completing the PH lamps from onward. He originally wanted to create a lamp that spread the light of the electric light bulb to the maximum but, at the same time, eliminated visual glare.
Relying on endless experiments and mathematical calculations in his home, he designed a lamp with several concentric shades which only emit reflected light and obscures the light source. The design company Louis Poulsen owns the rights over the PH lamps. LEGO Toys. Who hasn't, at some point, played with LEGO toy building bricks as a child?
The popular Danish plastic construction game was introduced in by its founder Ole Kirk Christiansen. The original toy building bricks were just the start. Later, in , came Duplo building bricks, a series of simple blocks twice as big as the original and aimed at young children. The brand has a massive following and subculture of movies, games, magazines, clothing line and, of course, theme parks.
Hay Toys and Accessories. The collection of Hay toys does not include regular plastic toys. Instead, they are high-quality toys made of wood, such as play shapes, a dumper truck, a flute, cutting circles, and shape makers, inspired by the ss theme, which will surely make one nostalgic. You can also find knitted teddy bears, knitted cupcakes and doughnuts, owl purses for a little girl, and wooden colt and rifle for a little "cow"boy, as well as a little backpack and finger puppets.
And why not invest in a curiosity box, to keep it all in, while you are at it? Hay is one of Denmark's modern times most successful design companies, if you are counting international appeal. Hay first saw their day of light in The company's goal was, and still is, to offer their customers innovative Danish design classics, mainly furniture, but also smaller interior designer accessories and toys, as they were made back in the s and 60s, but with a contemporary twist, updated to the time of today.
The collection includes cushions, quilts, bed covers, rugs, hangers, cups, storage boxes, etc.
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