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Danish Design
The years of economic deprivation following World War II lead to a new flourishing of what became known the world over as Danish design.

Copenhagen Vision
It seems that the whole concept of Danish design is forever broadening and reaching new hights. One example is the many Danish fashion designers now sweeping the international catwalks.

A Born Classic
In 1926, Danish designer Poul Henningsen introduced the first PH-lamp. He then developed the lamp into an infinite number of forms and models. Today PH-lamps are world famous, and represent the supreme example of industrial design.

Danish Design - designed to be seen!
Danes are making their mark on the international stage!

Trendy Denmark
Denmark - and especially Copenhagen - is currently enjoying something of a metamorphosis from the quaint and cosy to a more cosmopolitan image.

Galleries are growing extensions, restaurants rank high for gourmet excellence and minimalist cafés are popping up everywhere.