Design

Curious about how Danish design effortlessly blends tradition and modernity? This walking tour offers an exclusive look into the creative spirit of Denmark, ideal for those who appreciate the finer things in life. You’ll visit carefully selected designer shops and explore public spaces where heritage and innovation intersect.

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You’ll see how the simplicity of Danish furniture blends with the bold, experimental fashion of designers like Henrik Vibskov. We’ll also highlight homeware and objects that fuse beauty with practicality, offering a glimpse into the designs that have shaped Denmark’s global reputation.

There will be time to enjoy a drink or coffee and, should you wish, explore unique pieces to take home. This tour provides an opportunity to experience how Danish design elevates everyday life.

Explore Copenhagen’s city center on this walking tour, where design and architecture meet. Minimalist style is prominent, but we’ll also see how historical buildings and modern designs blend seamlessly to create the city’s unique character.

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As we stroll through the streets, we’ll stop at key spots to discuss how clean lines, natural materials, and functional design shape the city. You’ll also discover the impact of Danish furniture design and interior aesthetics on everyday life, as we pass by key shops and spaces that showcase both craftsmanship and innovation.

The tour flows in a relaxed dialogue, offering you a chance to ask questions, share thoughts, and take it all in. Along the way, there’ll be time to enjoy a drink and explore nearby shops where you can find something special.

Delve into the legacy of Arne Jacobsen, a visionary who innovated modern architecture and design in Denmark. Known for blending innovation with Danish craftsmanship, Jacobsen created works that remain timeless and influential. Which of his designs—perhaps the Ant Chair or the SAS Royal Hotel—has left the greatest mark on Danish design?

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As you stroll through Copenhagen’s historic center, you’ll encounter his iconic architecture, furniture, and design pieces. Learn about his creative process and the lasting influence of his work.

The tour offers a relaxed pace, allowing time for photographs, questions, and thoughtful observation. You’ll also pass by notable landmarks such as the Church of Our Lady, City Hall, and Tivoli, connecting Jacobsen’s work to the broader cultural and historical context of the city.

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This experience is perfect for anyone curious about Danish design and the legacy of one of its most celebrated pioneers.

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Join Kultiveret’s guided tour at Designmuseum Denmark to dive into Danish design. This tour is perfect not only for design enthusiasts but also for anyone interested in how Danish design has shaped the culture.

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Learn how the country built its global reputation for combining simplicity, functionality, and timeless style. See iconic works by pioneers like Hans Wegner and Nanna Ditzel, showcasing the balance between beauty and practicality.

Explore interactive exhibits that highlight the use of natural materials, ergonomic design, and sustainability—key aspects that make Danish design both lasting and influential.

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Conclude the tour with a relaxed Q&A over a drink at the museum café. Before you go, take a moment to browse the museum shop, where you’ll find a curated selection of unique, thoughtful design items.

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CARLE_MIL is a Copenhagen-based jewelry studio founded by an architect Carl Emil Augustesen, known for its bold, sculptural approach to fine jewelry. Shaping each piece by hand, the studio challenges tradition, embracing contrast where precision meets raw energy. His work aligns with Kultiveret’s vision of thoughtful craftsmanship, artistic integrity, and a willingness to break convention. Rather than follow trends, Carl Emil challenges them, creating jewelry that feels deliberate, tactile, and alive. In a world of order, CARLE_MIL thrives in the unexpected, crafting beauty from chaos.

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Bespoke jewelry workshop with CARLE_MIL

An invitation to step inside the world of CARLE_MIL. In this private workshop, Carl Emil guides you through the process of handcrafting a silver ring, using the same raw, sculptural techniques that define his work. For those who want a different expression, there is the option to create the piece in gold.

Designed for small groups, the workshop offers a focused and immersive experience, allowing time to shape, refine, and understand the material.

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Pricing

8,500 DKK for 1-3 people

11,500 DKK for 4-5 people

A light lunch or coffee with pastry is included.

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The result is more than just a ring. It holds the mark of its maker, the energy of the process, and a connection to the place where it was formed.

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Kirsten Sonne is a Copenhagen-based jewellery artist whose bold, playful creations blend artistic intuition with a background in graphic design. Her signature “Lost-and-Found” approach transforms unexpected materials such as metal, acrylic, pearls, fabric scraps, and even Barbie doll parts into striking, one-of-a-kind pieces. Each creation is a personal statement, rooted in individuality, courage, and the beauty of reuse. After a long career in graphic design, Kirsten opened her jewellery shop just before turning 70. Today, her work continues to defy convention, celebrating freedom of expression and the joy of the handmade. “My jewellery is a statement, an object of conviction. It boldly tells others who you are,” she says.

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Upcycling jewellery workshop with Kirsten Sonne

A hands-on, small-group workshop inside Kirsten’s vibrant studio in Nørrebro. Guided by her unique vision and creative methods, guests craft their own piece of jewellery using diverse, often surprising materials. The focus is on personal expression, tactile exploration, and the beauty of imperfection.

Pricing

6,500 DKK for 1–4 people

Tea/coffee/soft drink and pastry

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Kultiveret is proud to collaborate with architect, writer, design specialist and photographer Marie-Louise Høstbo on this immersive walkshop through Copenhagen’s layered architectural landscape.

With nearly three decades of experience at the intersection of architecture and design, Marie-Louise brings a distinctive perspective shaped by a deep respect for history, materials, and craftsmanship - combined with an eye toward contemporary relevance and sustainability.

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Formerly Creative Design Director at Fritz Hansen, she now works independently as a strategic design consultant, partnering with leading design brands and professionals. Her acclaimed book, Secret Places – The Architect’s Guide to Distinctive Buildings in and around Copenhagen, serves as a point of inspiration for this experience. You will also have the option to acquire a signed copy at a special guest rate, either before or after the experience.

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"The Secret Places" Walkshop invites participants to engage more deeply with the city’s built environment, moving between historic landmarks and modernist icons from pre-1900 treasures to Brutalist and Functionalist architecture. Throughout the walk, Marie-Louise offers thoughtful commentary, personal reflections, and informal guidance on observing and photographing architecture. Participants are encouraged to slow down, engage their senses, and reflect whether through photography, journaling, or quiet observation.

Places you'll explore: Christianshavn, Knippelsbro (harbour architecture), Slotsholmen, Nytorv, Gammeltorv and the City Hall Square.

Who is it for?

Architecture and design enthusiasts

Cultural travellers and creatives

Photography lovers (all skill levels, professional camera is optional)

Private groups and delegations

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This experience can also be adapted into a lecture or talk format — ideal for companies or visiting groups and individuals seeking inspiration before or after exploring the city.

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Pricing

4,700 DKK for 1-10 people

For additional guests, a supplement of 400 DKK per person will apply

Maximum group size: 15 people