Finn Juhl’s House

Standing in the beautiful garden on a peaceful sunny day in late spring, this setting takes you back in time, providing a glimpse into the past and connect with stories that have shaped this place. As you enter the single-story, L-shaped house, it is simple yet inviting, with its windows filling the interior with natural light, creating a warm atmosphere.

Finn Juhl's House, completed in 1942, holds a significant place in the history of modern Danish design. Before Finn Juhl rose to fame, this house served as his personal sanctuary and lifelong home. Now a captivating part of the Ordrupgaard museum, located in Ordrup, north of Copenhagen, it continues to captivate visitors with its timeless design elements. Visiting Finn Juhl's House is more than just a trip through design history—it's a chance to appreciate the legacy of a visionary artist who contributed to Danish design and left a lasting impact. The innovative furniture, captivating colors, and curated art in the house reflect Juhl's unmatched talent and enduring influence.

Revisiting Finn Juhl’s house is like stepping into a time capsule. The atmosphere is one of tranquility and contemplation, we noticed details that went unnoticed during our previous visit, and it is a reminder of the passage of time and beauty that transcends eras.

Photos: Noden