The Danish Museum of Decorative Art is a museum in Copenhagen for Danish and international design and crafts.

Since the 1920s The Danish Museum of Decorative Art has been housed in the old Frederik's Hospital close to the Copenhagen waterfront. Although it features the work of Danish artists and craftsmen, its collections of glass, porcelain, textiles, furniture, ceramics, industrial design and other objects are not limited to Denmark.

Danish design is known world wide and displays here include furniture, appliance design, silverware, glass, posters and textiles. A permanent exhibition presents 20th century Design and Craft and the museum boasts a collection of European craft from the Middle Ages until the present time, including art and craft from Japan and China.

Throughout the year, the museum presents a varied program of special exhibitions on Danish and foreign craft and design.

Opening hours/Permanent collections
Tuesday-Friday 12-16
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 12-16
Monday closed

Opening hours/Special exhibitions
Tuesday-Friday 10-16
Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 12-16
Monday closed

Also closed: 1.1, 24.12, 25.12, 31.12
From 1 June – 1 September the museum closes at 4pm on Wednesdays

Admission fees
Adults: 40 DKK/under 18 years: Free
Season ticket: 150 DKK
Groups (min. 10 persons)/pensioners/students: 25 DKK

Free admission to the library, Design Studio, garden, café and museum shop.