Copenhagen Interiors Showroom Guide – For Cultural Connoisseurs

Copenhagen’s design ethos is not merely about objects — it is a living dialogue between heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary thinking. For the design-savvy traveler, the city’s interiors showrooms offer immersive encounters with Danish mastery and avant-garde expression.

Illums Bolighus

Anchored in Amagertorv, Illums Bolighus is the grand temple of Scandinavian design. This flagship destination presents the full spectrum of furniture, lighting, homeware, and lifestyle pieces, curated with gallery-like precision. A visit here offers an education in both timeless classics and cutting-edge contemporary design.

Fritz Hansen Showroom

The Fritz Hansen showroom reveals the full universe of one of Denmark’s most celebrated design houses. From Arne Jacobsen’s Egg and Swan chairs to contemporary collaborations, the space embodies Danish modernism’s continuing influence, presented in refined, light-filled rooms.

Paustian

Set within an old bank building, Paustian pairs architectural grandeur with contemporary design. Marble columns and lofty ceilings frame an expansive showroom that houses a broad range of Danish and international furniture and design objects.

Frama Studio Store

Located in a repurposed 19th-century apothecary, Frama Studio Store is a serene sanctuary of minimalist interiors. Its spaces are atmospheric and tactile, offering furniture, lighting, and objects that balance austerity with warmth.

Studio Oliver Gustav

Housed in the elegant 1920s Museumsbygningen, Studio Oliver Gustav is part gallery, part interiors atelier. Bespoke furniture, objets d’art, and carefully curated antiques are displayed as though in a private residence, creating an immersive experience for the visitor.

Pakhus 48

Once a port-side warehouse, Pakhus 48 now hosts multiple Danish design showrooms under one roof, including Fritz Hansen, Kvadrat, Erik Jørgensen, VOLA, and Montana. Its industrial setting provides a dramatic stage for exploring Denmark’s leading interiors brands in one visit.


Danish Design

Together, these showrooms form a mosaic of Copenhagen’s design narrative — from heritage icons to experimental voices. Unlike generic retail spaces, they are immersive environments where architecture, craft, and culture intersect. To step inside is to experience Danish design not as commodity but as a way of life.


Copenhagen Interiors at a Glance

Illums Bolighus
📍 Amagertorv, central Copenhagen
🕘 Daily 10:00–19:00

Fritz Hansen Showroom
📍 Valkendorfsgade, near Strøget
🕘 Mon–Sat 10:00–18:00

Paustian
📍 Strøget (former bank building)
🕘 Mon–Sat 10:00–18:00

Frama Studio Store
📍 Fredericiagade (Nyboder district)
🕘 Tue–Sat 11:00–17:00

Studio Oliver Gustav
📍 Museumsbygningen, Stockholmsgade
🕘 Tue–Sat 11:00–17:00

Pakhus 48
📍 Klubiensvej 22, Nordhavn
🕘 By appointment / showroom hours vary

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