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1912
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Born: Frederiksberg, Denmark
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1930 - 1934
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Studied architecture at the Royal Academy in Copenhagen, Denmark
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1942
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Wins award for the design of his own house, Copenhagen, Denmark
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1935 - 1944
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Worked in the architecture offices of Vilhelm Lauritzen, Copenhagen, Denmark
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1945
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Opened private design studio, Copenhagen, Denmark
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1945 - 1950
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Lectured at the Frederiksberg Technical School, Copenhagen, Denmark
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1951
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'Good Design' exhibition, Chicago, IL —designed an interior
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1951 - 1952
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United Nation Headquarters in New York, NY, design of ‘Trusteeship Council Chamber’
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1957
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Awarded gold medal at the Milan Triennial, Milan, Italy
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1989
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Died: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
Ordrupgaard Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark
Danish Museum of Decorative Art, Copenhagen, Denmark
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2005 |
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Ordrupgaard Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark (permanent solo exhibition) |
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2003 |
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The Danish Museum of Decorative Art, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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1960 |
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Arts of Denmark, Metropolitan Museum, New York, NY (group exhibition) |
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1951 |
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'Good Design' exhibition, Chicago, IL — (group exhibition) |
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1944 |
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Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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1943 |
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Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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1942 |
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Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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1941 |
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Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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1940 |
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Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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1939 |
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Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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1938 |
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Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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1937 |
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Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild, Copenhagen, Denmark (group exhibition) |
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2004 |
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Henrik Wivel. Finn Juhl. Denmark: Aschehoug. |
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1990 |
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Hiort, Esbjørn. Finn Juhl: furniture, architecture, applied art: a biography. Copenhagen: Danish Architectural Press. |
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