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                               Silver coffee pot (1953),
                               Sigurd Persson
                               Persson had an almost
                               unrivalled ability to handle
                               metal. He made a big
                               impact on the history of
                               design with both his every-
                               day industrial work and his
                               exclusive artistic creations.






       Flowers and plants along a windowsill and no curtains
       typify the Larssons’ ideas on interior decoration.
                                              Chair (1981), Jonas Bohlin
                                              The Concrete chair became the
                                              most remarkable piece of
                                              Swedish furniture design in the
                                              1980s. A graduation project, it
                                              represented a completely new
                                              approach to furniture design.


                                             Bookshelf (1989), John Kandell
                                             Books are placed flat on the Pilaster
                                             bookshelf instead of being stacked
                                             in the usual way. The lines are
                                             simple and typically Scandinavian.
                                             The maker, Källemo, is one of
                                             Sweden’s most unconventional
                                             furniture manufacturers.
                                    Gustavian late 18th-century style elements
                                    have remained a strong feature in Swedish
                                    design through the centuries, and made a
                                    particular comeback in the 1990s.
       Carl Larsson’s Sundborn
       The home created by the artist Carl Larsson   Where to See Swedish Design
       (1853–1919) and his wife Karin became an   Asplund
       inspiration to the world when it featured in his   Sibyllegatan 31. Map 3 E3. Contemporary Swedish and
       watercolour series A Home. The mixture of old   international design. ∑ asplund.org
       and new, pure colours, plants and windows
       without curtains was an expression of the   Design House Stockholm
       “Beauty for All” movement.   Hamngatan 18–20. Map 3 D4. Exclusive and functional
                                    design with a Scandinavian touch.
                                    ∑ designhousestockholm.com
                                    Jacksons
                                    Sibyllegatan 53. Map 3 E3. ∑ jacksons.se
          Vase (1998),              Orrefors Kosta Boda
        Ann Wåhlström               Birger Jarlsgatan 15. Map 3 D3. ∑ orrefors.com or
       Wåhlström is one of          ∑ kostaboda.com
         the new young
        glass designers at          R.O.O.M.
         Kosta Boda. Her            PUB, Plan 03, Hötorget. Map 2 C4. ∑ room.se
         vase, Cyklon, is a         Svenskt Tenn
        good example of             Strandvägen 5. Map 3 E4.
          contemporary              Josef Frank, etc. ∑ svenskttenn.se
          Swedish glass.





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