A family business through generations
Flensted Mobiles is a renowned Danish design brand that has created handmade mobiles since its establishment in 1953.
Founded by the passionate Christian Flensted, who, together with his wife Grethe built the company over its first 29 years. the brand has designed hanging art that are made to last for generations and promote a sense of balance in the mind. Each mobile is crafted by hand with precision and care, maintaining the same production approach that has been in place since 1953.
The mobiles is assembled by local craftsmen within a 30-kilometer radius of the headquarters in Denmark and sold worldwide in 53 markets.
With a presence in esteemed stores and renowned museums such as The Guggenheim, MoMA, and Tate Gallery, Flensted Mobiles has established itself as a true Danish design classic with its aesthetic handmade mobiles.
Collaborations with global Museums
Flensted Mobiles collaborates with renowned museums and designers worldwide. Our first partnership was with the world-famous Museum of Modern Art in New York. Since then, our collaborations have expanded, and today we have created handcrafted mobiles for institutions such as the Guggenheim in New York, Tate Gallery in London, the National Gallery of Denmark, and more.
Handmade Danish design
Every Flensted mobile is still handmade in Denmark by skilled homeworkers who continue a tradition shaped by patience, care, and craftsmanship. We believe that something created by human hands carries a special warmth and quiet energy that gently becomes part of the homes, memories, and everyday lives our mobiles move into.
Through Three Generations
Since 1953, Flensted Mobiles has been passed from one generation to the next, always guided by the same love for movement, imagination, and thoughtful design. What began as a small family dream in Denmark continues today with deep respect for our heritage, our craftsmanship, and the tradition we proudly carry forward through each new generation.
Movement & Balance
Our mobiles respond gently to the air around them. A small breeze. An open door. The warmth of sunlight in a room. They move through the air, as quiet reminders that calm and movement can co-exist. That balance is something we shape little by little throughout life. And that even the smallest movement can make a difference.
