Jacob Jensen
Manufacturer Højslev / Denmark
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Jacob Jensen was among the last great Danish designers belonging to the golden era of the 1950s known as Danish Modern. He was the first Dane to train as an industrial designer and is considered a pioneer in Danish corporate history.
In 1958, Jacob Jensen established our studio, Jacob Jensen Design, in Copenhagen. He moved the studio to its present location, Hejlskov, in 1966.
Jacob received more than 100 international awards. He is represented at museums across the world, and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has included 20 Jacob Jensen Design products in their permanent design collection. In 1978, MoMa emphasised the international significance of Jacob Jensen with its separate exhibition »Bang & Olufsen - Design for Sound by Jacob Jensen«
In 1958, Jacob Jensen established our studio, Jacob Jensen Design, in Copenhagen. He moved the studio to its present location, Hejlskov, in 1966.
Jacob received more than 100 international awards. He is represented at museums across the world, and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has included 20 Jacob Jensen Design products in their permanent design collection. In 1978, MoMa emphasised the international significance of Jacob Jensen with its separate exhibition »Bang & Olufsen - Design for Sound by Jacob Jensen«
- Address Hejlskovvej 106, 7840 Højslev | Denmark
Jacob Jensen was among the last great Danish designers belonging to the golden era of the 1950s known as Danish Modern. He was the first Dane to train as an industrial designer and is considered a pioneer in Danish corporate history. In 1958, Jacob Jensen established our studio, Jacob Jensen Design, in Copenhagen. He moved the studio to its present location, Hejlskov, in 1966. Jacob received more than 100 international awards. He is represented at museums across the world, and the Museum of...