Danish Design at Museum of Modern Art in New York Close This Window Danish design is playing a key role in the $850 million renovation and expansion of New York City’s Museum of Modern Art. 95 percent of the furniture in the museum’s public spaces comes from Danish designers, most of which today are marketed by House of Copenhagen in the United States. Click here to download the “Danish Design Project at MoMA” brochure in pdf       Daybed, PK 80 Design: Poul Kjaerholm Product info     Chair, Flamingo Design: Foersom & Hiort- Lorenzen Product info Newsletter       Stool, PK 91 Design: Poul Kjaerholm     Chair, Kevi 2534 B Design: Jorgen Rasmussen Product info         Chairs, Oxford 3171/ 3272 Design: Arne Jacobsen Product info 3171 Product info 3272 Newsletter       Table, PK 61 Design: Poul Kjaerholm Product info     Sofa & Easy Chair, PK31 Design: Poul Kjaerholm Product info     Chair, PK 22 Design: Poul Kjaerholm Product info Table, PK 54 Design: Poul Kjaerholm Product info                     Table, CH 316/ 318 Design: Hans Wegner Product info     Wall, VC 300 Design: Hans Sandgren Jacobsen       Extension Table, B 618 Design: Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson and Arne Jacobsen Product info     Stool, PK 33 Design: Poul Kjaerholm Product info       Table, Flamingo Design: Foersom & Hjort- Lorenzen Newsletter     Table, Plano PH 930 Design: Pelikan Design Product info       Chairs, 3107/ 3207 Design: Arne Jacobsen Product info     Table, A 711 Design: Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson and Arne Jacobsen       Chair, PK 9 Design: Poul Kjaerholm Product info   For a limited time, we are offering a rare opportunity to own this original Hans Wegner masterpiece. More info   Chair, Wishbone Design: Hans Wegner Product info   Close This Window