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Special Edition

As a repeat of last year's success, we're launching a limited edition beach towel with a matching beach bag. This year's Special Edition towel features distinctive stripes inspired by the iconic island towels designed by Bent Georg Jensen in 1991.

Bright Blue

Georg Jensen Damask is launching a new shade of blue, Bright Blue, across the collection. A blue that is at once nostalgic and modern. The beautiful Bright Blue colour features on the Percale bed linen set, the Abild tea towel and the 1959 kitchen towel. Find your blue favourites in the collection.

Noble Botanics

Indulgence for your hands Georg Jensen Damask launches exclusive hand care

Banquet

When Christian IV invited guests to dinner at Rosenborg Castle in the 1620s, the table was set with a special table cloth that would be the focal point of the meal and the festivities. The tablecloth featured motifs of elements that were typical of a Renaissance feast and, not least, an interwoven Christian IV monogram. Now Georg Jensen Damask is launching a modern interpretation of the historic tablecloth in the colours Pale Yellow and Soft Rose. The banquet tablecloth is photographed at Rosenborg Castle.

Tronskifte Dronning Margrethe 2024

Georg Jensen Damask has had the great honor of working closely with H.M. Queen Margrethe over the years. As a company, it is a great honor to be part of creating Danish cultural history, and this has certainly been the case during H.M. Queen Margrethe II's reign. Read about many years of royal collaboration here.

Forest

Forest is a summery bed linen set with a discreet motif of fallow deer, rabbits and birds frolicking among the sprouting trees of the forest. The magical pattern originates from a 200-year-old tapestry from the Georg Jensen Damask archives, and is woven into the fabric using a classic jacquard technique.