Finn Juhl House

A master piece of Scandinavian design, with brilliant furniture. It was so nice that the atmosphere within the house was tranquil and very peaceful, and several private objects belonging to Finn Juhl are placed in different corners ready to be found by curious eyes.

Such a special place and an absolute must for those with an appreciation for Danish modern design. It’s so beautiful, peaceful, and cozy. They also have a great pamphlet that has the house’s floor plan as well as information on all of the furniture and art pieces within the home which I found super fascinating and helpful. This ended up being one of the highlights of my trip, you don’t want to skip it!

As a pure house tour of a designer, I was surprised to have found so many design and interior inspiration from the house. Each object is beautiful curated just like Finn Juhl’s design. Beautiful place.

If you are fan on Scandinavia/Danish design or Bauhaus lover (that Finn Juhl has been partly inspired by…) you need to see this magnificent place. Cozy house, perfectly merged with nature and greenery, created by genius - successor of Le Corbusier, Mies Van Den Rohe and other precursors of modernism. House and furnitures although designed 60-70 years ago, look contemporary and timelessly and I really could move in to this house immediately. 😍❤️👍🏻

If you a fan of Finn juhl or Danish design, this is the place you should visit! It is the real house which he was living until he passed away. It was designed by him in 1942, still looks fresh and has a lot of design tips in it. The view from the window is fantastic, summer is the best season to visit.

nice place to visit... came from nyhavn on the c train and then bus 388... nice walking grounds... the finn juul house is worth seeing if you are into architecture and furniture... reminded me of frank lloyd wright, phillip johnson, walter gropius, mies vander rohe houses

Well maintained for people who appreciate it.

Small, tight space to navigate with other visitors. Just down a gravel and dirt path from tne museum parking