HOLMEGAARD DESIGN SHOP
Take a piece of history home with you from our beautiful design shop - from mouth-blown glass art to books, prints and merchandise.
When you visit Holmegaard Værk, you have free access to the design shop - a museum shop in an absolutely special class with a focus on Danish design and handicrafts. Here you will find a large and inspiring selection of everything from unique works to industrial art products, prints and merchandise.
MOUTH-BLOWN GLASS FROM OWN WORKSHOP AND SELECTED DESIGNERS
As part of the museum's large and inspiring selection in the design shop, you will find a number of unique works designed and produced by the museum's own glassblowers.
You can also shop for hand-blown glass from selected Danish designers and glassblowers, including Anders Raad, Blæs Studio, Christine Bovë, Helle Mardahl, Jonas Niedermann, Lean Pedersen and Peer Sonny – and many more.
ART INDUSTRY PRODUCTS
Whether you are looking for candlesticks, vases or frames to treat yourself or to surprise someone you love, you will find the perfect gift when you visit the design shop at Holmegaard Værk. Here you can shop popular art and craft products from, among others, Holmegaard, Kähler, Lyngby and Bjørn Wiinblad - Danish design in exquisite quality with a focus on classic elegance.
HOLMEGAARD WORKS POSTER AND POSTCARDS
Get Holmegaard Værk on your wall! The design shop has a large and inspiring selection of Holmegaard Værk posters with visual representations of Danish design history that will adorn any wall. Choose freely from a wide range of fantastic motifs in different sizes.
If you would rather take history in your own hands, you can explore the entire history of Holmegaard Værk in postcards that adorn one wall of the design shop. For example, find the story of the creation of the Provençal bowl or HC Andersen's visit to the glassworks and take it home with you. You can of course also take a walk through the museum and experience the history up close!
BOOKS
In the beautifully decorated design shop we have an area with books and space for reflection. Holmegaard Værk publishes magazines in connection with selected exhibition openings, which you can shop together with books in the areas of design and crafts, but also local stories from Fensmark.
Shop for example 'The Story of Holmegaard' by Lene Steinbeck, which for the first time ever tells the complete story of Holmegaard Glassworks. In 'The Story of Holmegaard' you will meet - in addition to a richly illustrated universe of beautiful images of glass - both glassmakers and designers who, with great creativity and hard work, have created iconic works such as the Provence bowl and the Palet series.
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A REFLECTION OF THE MUSEUM'S CURRENT SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS
Be inspired by a carefully selected selection of items that reflect the museum's current special exhibitions. Previously, you have been able to get your hands on everything from a modern series of glass, designed by Jim Lyngvild based on and inspired by the large glass collection at Holmegaard Værk, to Picasso textiles and Louise Hindsgavl sculptures. The special exhibitions change from year to year and are only available for limited periods, just like the corresponding selection of items in the design shop.
For practical reasons, the first workers' housing was immediately built right next to the glassworks. The majority of the workforce were foreign glassmakers who did not really mix with the surrounding community, and gradually a small, independent community grew up in the bog, with an inn, grocer, school and a rich community life.
WHISKY DESIGN FOUNDATIONS FOR CHILDREN
Design and crafts are also for children! That's why you can also explore a hand-picked selection of designs for children and childlike souls when you visit the design shop at Holmegaard Værk. We have glass figures and toys in fun and beautiful shapes with colors that will look good in any child's room. Designs that stimulate children's imagination without compromising on aesthetics.
When you visit Holmegaard Værk, you have free access to the design shop, and children under 18 years of age get free entry to the museum.