Select interiors and home stores in Copenhagen (Part 1).
Bang & Olufsen This über-stylish, sleek store is a high-tech marvel for shoppers looking for the latest media gadget.
Bredgade (Bredstreet) A veritable playground for antique collectors, with ample opportunities to sleuth for the best classical pieces. Don't miss street numbers 2, 21 & 32, where Klassik's interior (above) feels like an sleek lounge straight from the 1960s. A few doors down, you will find Design Museum Denmark and its shop, which offers a range of pieces by Danish design icons.
Dansk Design Center Located on the famous HC Andersens Boulevard, next door to Tivoli, you will find the Danish Design Center, which features innovative exhibitions and a gift shop full of contemporary design objects.
DAY Birger et Mikkelsen carries a beautiful Homeware Collection in addition to fashion for men and women.
Georg Jensen The gleaming flagship store (conveniently located next to the Royal Copenhagen store) and museum of this esteemed silversmithing firm features candleholders, cutlery, jewelry, and designer art pieces. Definitely peek-in worthy, even if only to view the impressive displays.
Gubi Recognized worldwide as an innovative design and development company, Gubi offers modern furniture solutions and works in close collaboration with Danish architects and designers.
Holmegaard A glass manufacturer since 1825, the company offers simple, flawless glasses, bowls, vases, even lamps. A top choice among Danish restaurants.
HAY House A Danish homewares, furniture and flooring company.
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