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 Danish Flowers in Beautiful Arrangements |
Købmagergade 7 Copenhagen 1150 Denmark +45 33 15 2611 |
Denmark's most recognised florist, Erik Bering, sells from his shop on Købmagergade bouquets and flower arrangements made for celebrities as well as for ordinary people. The shop, opened in 1972 in a former glove shop. It has been kept in its old style, with a hand-painted glass ceiling and an iron staircase and balcony. The window display outside the shop varies with the seasons. Erik Bering is also royal purveyor to the Court, and so delivers all kinds of flower arrangements to the Royal Family. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Classic Danish Design |
Holbergsgade 17 Copenhagen 1057 Denmark +45 3332 9394 |
Danborg's stylish boutique, located within walking distance of Royal Copenhagen's boutiques on Amagertorv, offers a selection of Royal Danish porcelain at attractive prices. The elegant, air-conditioned boutique offers tax free services for tourists as well as export services and shipping to destinations all over the world. Apart from an impressive collection of Flora Danica porcelain, the store offers Georg Jensen silver and jewellery, also at attractive prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Christmas All Year! |
Studiestraede 41 Copenhagen 1455 Denmark +45 33 32 3161 http://www.christmasshop.dk |
The Danish Art and Christmas Shop is a real tourist attraction, with the rich variety of Danish Christmas decorations and art displayed on the shelves of the store. It is possible to watch the craftspeople braiding Christmas hearts and to buy a rich variety of crawling pixies, hearts, Christmas mobiles, knitted elves, Christmas mice, hay Christmas trestles, advent calendars in felt and jumping cardboard elves. The shop also sells ordinary souvenirs and Danish art articles, such as Little Mermaid miniatures. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Danish Designs |
Vesterbrogade 137 Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 33 24 9493 http://www.dzoo.dk |
Designer Zoo is a project between seven young Danish designers, who work on and sell their products from the same address- a small white house on two floors opposite the Black Horse Theatre on Vesterbrogade. Karsten Lauritsen designs and produces furniture in wood and metal, and Mette Saabye designs original ornaments and earrings, whilst Bettina Schori works with glass and metal and produces watches. In addition they sell things made by clothes designers, potters and bag designers. Every Friday a smoking bar is held in the basement, where it is possible to have a longer chat with the designers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Purveyor To The Royal Family |
Amagertorv 4 Copenhagen 1160 Denmark +45 33 11 40 80 http://www.georgjensen.com |
Georg Jensen, the legendary Danish silversmith, is located next to Royal Copenhagen, on Amagertorv Square. The store sells a variety of beautiful, hand-crafted products like silver services, candlesticks, watches, rings and necklaces. In fact, the display is so awesome that it is well worth popping in even if you don't intend to buy anything. Georg Jensen also has branches at Copenhagen Airport and on Søndergade in the centre of Aarhus. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Jazz Up Your Home |
Amagertorv 10 Copenhagen 1160 Denmark +45 33 14 1941 http://www.royalshopping.com |
Located on Strøget in the centre of Copenhagen, Illums Bolighus is one of the most fashionable furniture and decor shops in the country. The store is spread over four floors and contains all that you could need for the home, from huge bedroom wardrobes to tiny kitchen accessories. Most of the products are made by classic names like Georg Jensen, Dux and Bodrum. The prices are generally fairly steep but the quality is exceptional. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Be Inspired by the Selection |
Vesterbrogade 6D Copenhagen 1620 Denmark +45 33 11 1107 http://www.inspiration.dk/ |
Inspiration is quite a trendy nationwide chain (with 43 stores in Denmark) that specialises in somewhat finer ironmongery and hardware. Everything can be found here from glasses to dinner sets, kitchen accessories to stuff for the bathroom, living room and bedroom. There are also rich sources of inspiration for those who are looking for nice presents for friends or family. The designer goods include many Danish products, but also foreign makes can be found on the shelves. You will not find many retail products in Inspiration. The prices on some of the designer goods are not for the needy; but the selection is enormous and you will quite surely be inspired after a look through the store. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Specialist in Holmegaard |
Amagerbrogade 103 Copenhagen 2300 Denmark +45 32 58 3400 |
The Jørgen Schwartz speciality shop for Holmegaard glass lies on Denmark's longest shopping street, Amagerbrogade on Amager. The shop specialises in glassware from Holmegaard, recognised as the purveyor of classic Danish glass-blowing and art to the Royal Court. Holmegaard of Copenhagen also produces lamps in noble glass in well-known, beautiful designs that show traditional craftsmanship. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The Latest Home Accessories |
Købmagergade 62 Copenhagen 1150 Denmark +45 33 32 80 70 |
On Købmagergade, one of Copenhagen's best pedestrian shopping streets, you will find the trendy Lisbeth Dahl shop. Incidentally, Lisbeth Dahl is the name of one of Denmark's most famous actresses, but actually this shop has nothing to do with her. In any case, Lisbeth Dahl, the shop, is worth a visit, as it is packed with great things for your home. Upstairs, you will find quirky lamps, beautiful vases and kitsch candle-holders. Downstairs, there are things for the kitchen - washing-up brushes like you have never seen before and other fun stuff. Keep in mind that what you buy here will be the latest in interior fashions, which is why you will probably find the shop a bit expensive. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine Danish porcelain |
Amagertorv 6 Copenhagen 1160 Denmark +45 33 13 71 81 http://www.royalcopenhagen.com |
Located next to Illums Bolighus on Strøget, Royal Copenhagen sells some of the world's finest porcelain. The store boasts a massive selection of designs to come out of the royal Danish porcelain factory at Frederiksberg. The most expensive dinner set is the famous Flora Danica from 1790; a complete set for 24 people costs DKK1 million. Visitors shouldn't miss the scrumptious cakes sold at the in-store café, Konditoriet ved Royal Copenhagen. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Museum And Antiques Shop |
Sondre Fasanvej 5 Copenhagen 2000 Denmark +45 3314 0229 http://www.royalscandinavia.com |
In Royal Copenhagen Antiques & Georg Jensen Museum, you can find exhibitions of work in silver by designers like John Fohde, Harald Nielsen, Sigvard Bernadotte, Arne Malinowski and other known artists who worked for the renowned silversmith Georg Jensen. This is the first and foremost a museum on the work of Georg Jensen, credited with being the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years. The exhibition contains amongst other things photographs, letters and original hand-made creations from 1904-1935, which was his most productive period. In the antique shop, it is possible to buy some of his older, rare and unique silverwork, jewellery and cutlery. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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