Good designers, good market conditions and a helping hand from the Museum of Modern Art are three important reasons that Danish design advances.

Danish design is hot again and the young progressive designers know how to make money. Whereas the average return on net assets for the 1000 largest Danish companies in 2005 was 8 per cent, the average return of companies within ”Danish Design” was 15.2 per cent, writes Berlingske Nyhedsmagasin. Read the complete article at Copenhagen Capacity.

The chair in the picture is named “The Ox Chair” and was designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1960.

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