Wilhelm Wagenfeld House

The Wilhelm Wagenfeld House is a design museum in Bremen dedicated to the life and work of industrial designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld. The building displays his designs for furniture, lamps, and everyday objects, along with his personal working style.

Wilhelm Wagenfeld lived and worked there from the 1940s until his death. The house was later converted into a museum to preserve his legacy and his influence on German design.

The house was the residence and workshop of designer Wilhelm Wagenfeld, and today shows how he shaped his daily surroundings. The rooms offer insight into his working methods and how he applied his design principles in a personal setting.

The museum is easily accessible by public transport and located in a quiet residential area. The exhibitions span multiple floors, so visitors should wear comfortable shoes and allow time to explore.

Wagenfeld's lamp designs are considered classics of industrial form and are still collected by museums worldwide. His work demonstrates how functional design can unite beauty with practicality.

Location: Mitte

Inception: 1998

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Part of: Wallanlagen, Bremen

Address: Am Wall 209, 28195 Bremen

Opening Hours: Tuesday 15:00-21:00; Wednesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00

Phone: +494213399933

Email: info@wilhelm-wagenfeld-stiftung.de

Website: http://wilhelm-wagenfeld-stiftung.de

GPS coordinates: 53.07300,8.81485

Latest update: December 20, 2025 19:40