The Jotun Museum

The Jotun museum is due to relocation to new headquarter at Gimle in Sandefjord permanently closed. The museum will reopen as a information center for visitors to Jotun at our new premises in 2020.

Please contact Elisabeth Elgvin Berg for more information 

Jotun A/S

Elisabeth Elgvin Berg

+47 900 14 321

elisabeth.elgvin.berg@jotun.no


Old Jotun enamel sign.

Old enamel sign, where you can see two of Jotun's former logos - the deer and the hammer.

From the museum exhibition.

From the museum exhibition.

From the museum exhibition.

From the museum exhibition.

Colour selector from the early 1900's.

Colour selector fram the early 1900's, which can be seen in the museum.

Fenom cans

Old Fenom cans. fenom came on the market i 1953 and became a great success.

Prototype of the world's first spray can, an invention made by Erik Rotheim at Alf Bjercke A/S.

Prototype of the world's first spray can, which can be seen in the museum.

A display of old paint cans.

You can see a wide selection of old paint cans in the museum.

From the museum exhibition.

From the museum exhibition.