Arne Jacobsen (1902–1971) was one of Denmark’s most significant architects and designers. His large and diverse body of work has left profound imprints on Danish and international design and architecture history.

For six decades, Arne Jacobsen was at the forefront of Danish architecture, creating visionary works of architecture that still appear modern and forward-looking today. His architectural projects often included both the building and a total interior design as well as the design of the surrounding landscape. Explore some of Arne Jacobsen’s most famous projects – from the functionalist Bellevue Theatre from 1936 to the monumental building for the National Bank of Denmark from 1971.

Arne Jacobsen was a trained architect, but his contribution to the world of design is as significant as his famous buildings. Explore some of Arne Jacobsen’s comprehensive work, from furniture to lamps, graphic design, textiles and design objects, such as taps, clocks, tableware and more.

As an architect, furniture designer, industrial designer and landscape architect, Arne Jacobsen made contributions that remain as significant today as they were in his lifetime. Explore the life and career of one of Denmark’s most prolific architects and designers.