HOLMEGAARD DESIGN SHOP
Bring a piece of history home from our design shop, featuring everything from hand-blown glass art to books, prints and unique merchandise.
HOLMEGAARD DESIGN SHOP
When visiting Holmegaard Works of Wonders, you can explore the design shop free of charge – a standout museum store with a strong focus on Danish design and craft. Discover a wide and inspiring selection, from one-of-a-kind pieces to design objects, prints and curated merchandise.
HAND-BLOWN GLASS FROM OUR OWN WORKSHOP AND SELECTED DESIGNERS
In the design shop’s wide and inspiring selection, you’ll find unique pieces created by the museum’s own skilled glassblowers.
You can also explore hand-blown glass from some of Denmark’s most renowned designers and glass artists, including Anders Raad, Blæs Studio, Christine Bovë, Helle Mardahl, Jonas Niedermann, Lean Pedersen and Peer Sonny – and many more.
DESIGN PRODUCTS
Looking for the perfect gift – or something special for yourself? In the design shop at Holmegaard Works of Wonders, you’ll find a wide selection of candlesticks, vases and tableware. Explore popular design pieces from brands such as Holmegaard, Kähler, Lyngby and Bjørn Wiinblad – timeless Danish design defined by quality and classic elegance.
POSTERS AND POSTCARDS
Take a piece of Holmegaard Works of Wonders home with you. The design shop features a wide and inspiring selection of posters that bring Danish design history to life – perfect for any wall. Choose from a variety of striking designs in different sizes.
Prefer something more tangible? Discover the story of Holmegaard through a curated wall of postcards in the shop. From the origins of the Provence bowl to H.C. Andersen’s visit to the glassworks, you can take a piece of history home – or experience it firsthand in the museum.
BOOKS
In the beautifully curated design shop, you’ll find a space dedicated to books and immersion. Holmegaard Works of Wonders publishes magazines alongside selected exhibitions, available together with a wide range of books on design, craftsmanship and local stories from Fensmark.
Discover, for instance, The Story of Holmegaard by Lene Steinbeck – the first comprehensive account of Holmegaard Glassworks. Through a richly illustrated universe, the book introduces you to both glassmakers and designers who, through creativity and dedication, brought iconic works such as the Provence bowl and the Palet series to life.
FIND
UNIQUE
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A REFLECTION OF THE MUSEUM'S CURRENT SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS
Explore a curated selection of products inspired by the museum’s current special exhibitions. Previous highlights have ranged from contemporary glass series by Jim Lyngvild – drawing on Holmegaard’s rich glass collection – to Picasso textiles and sculptures by Louise Hindsgavl.
As the special exhibitions change each year and are only on display for limited periods, so too is the associated selection in the design shop.
For practical reasons, the first workers’ homes were built right next to the glassworks. The workforce was largely made up of foreign glassmakers who had limited interaction with the local community. Over time, a small, self-contained society emerged in the moor, with its own inn, shop, school and active community life.
PLAYFUL DESIGN FINDS FOR CHILDREN
Design and craftsmanship are for children too. In the design shop at Holmegaard Works of Wonders, you’ll find a carefully curated selection for children and the young at heart. Discover glass figures and toys in playful shapes and colours that brighten any child’s room – designs that spark imagination without compromising on aesthetics.
When you visit Holmegaard Works of Wonders, you have free access to the design shop, and children under 18 enjoy free admission to the museum.