Eilersen’s exciting fairy tale turns a new page

Eilersen is an expert in the private home as the furniture is made for this. On top of the existing 1600 m2 showroom in Skamby, another space is now added with the new showroom opening in Niels Hemmingsens Gade 7 in Copenhagen.

‘With the opening of an extra showroom, our focus is especially on the private home. We are particularly interested in getting interior architects to drop by our showroom when they are faced with the decision of deciding on furniture for a client’s home that they are decorating. With ‘My Eilersen’, we can make their job a lot easier by assisting them in getting one of our more than 60 models customized and simultaneously achieving the exact furniture to suit their client’s desire,’ explains Nils Juul Eilersen.

The old space in Niels Hemmingsens Gade has been restored with the utmost respect for the beautiful framework hidden underneath the lowered ceilings and old carpets. The stunning ancient glass mosaic lights up the entire room with green and yellow tones and was created by Danish artist and painter Preben Hornung (22.07.1919 – 03-08-1989). Apart from his glass mosaics, Preben Hornung is also well-known for his portraits of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark. The space was home to a bank for many years, and the vault is still here. The building was built in 1903, and sadly the architect is unknown.