Holmegaard Museum





Holmegaard Værk is a new museum for the nation's greatest designers and artists. Danish glassmaker Per Lütken worked at Holmegaard from 1942 until his death in 1998, creating some of the factory's finest pieces and all-time classics, such as the 'Idelle' series, the 'Ships glasses' and the 'Provence' bowls.





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