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George Nakashima's Cherry Conoid Bench, 1962.
George Nakashima’s Cherry Conoid Bench, 1962.

Danish Modern is perceived as the ultimate combination of fine craftsmanship, honest approach to materials, simplicity, harmonious integration of form and structure and functional design. Design historian Dr. Daniella Ohad hosted three of the world’s finest experts: Peter Kjelgaard Jensen, Head of Modern Design at Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers; James Zemaitis, Curator and Director of Museum Relations; Vance Trimble, designer and collector to discuss how we look at Danish Modern today and how it has changed.

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