A monograph, The Designs of Arne Jacobsen, has just been published in english by Gyldendal, offering a profound exploration of one of the most influential figures in Scandinavian modernism.
Tailored for design enthusiasts, this visually striking volume captures how Arne Jacobsen fused architecture and design to redefine modern living. Through more than 300 pages of essays, drawings, and photographs, the book traces Jacobsen’s career from his early functionalist experiments to his most celebrated works — including his iconic furniture, interiors, lighting, textiles, and objects that continue to shape modern design today.
Originally published in Danish, The Designs of Arne Jacobsen is now available in English, opening Jacobsen’s vision to a wider international audience.
Written by Thomas Dickson and Henrik Lund Larsen, the book offers insights into Jacobsen’s creative process and the cultural context that shaped his work.
The Designs of Arne Jacobsen has received positive international recognition, with Dezeen, Wallpaper*, and other leading design publications highlighting how the book reaffirms the importance of Arne Jacobsen’s contribution to modern design and architecture.
More than a retrospective, this book is a study of timeless form, function, and harmony — qualities that remain at the heart of Jacobsen’s enduring legacy.
Published by Gyldendal Group and available now in selected bookstores and online.

