Hay House

Danish design heritage in a contemporary setting
Noteworthy for: Hay's Prince chair was created for a competition to make a seat for the Crown Prince of Denmark. It didn't win, but is now on display at MOMA in New York.

Danish product design has been accused of not moving on from its mid-century heyday, and the people behind this shop, hip design company Hay, are determined to set things right. Their mission statement is "to encourage Danish furniture design's return to the innovative greatness of the 1950s and 1960s but in a contemporary context".
What this means in real terms is a range of highly covetable furniture, accessories, and textiles, both from Hay's own line and other designers, arranged over two floors of a lovely, grand apartment on Østergade: what your own place might look like if you had more money and better taste.