The Triwa Humanium Metal Watch blends minimalist design with sustainability, utilizing recycled firearms to create a stylish timepiece symbolizing peace and environmental responsibility.Read More →
Between 1918 and 1939, Swedish glass emerged as a global design leader, blending artistry and functionality, showcasing innovation, unique techniques, and gaining international acclaim as a celebrated craft.Read More →
Gunnar Asplund significantly shaped modernist architecture by merging Swedish traditions with contemporary design. His works, including the Stockholm Public Library and Woodland Cemetery, emphasize simplicity and functionality.Read More →
Bertil Vallien, a Swedish designer, is renowned for his innovative glasswork that merges art with functionality, impacting decorative arts through unique techniques and versatile creations.Read More →
Maria Benktzon, a celebrated Swedish industrial designer, is renowned for her ergonomic and inclusive designs, greatly impacting everyday objects, and received a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2023.Read More →
Josef Frank, an Austrian architect and designer, left a significant mark on Swedish design, particularly in textiles and architecture. His humanistic approach continues to inspire modern design.Read More →
Monica Förster, renowned Swedish designer, blends pure form, new materials, and technology. Her collaborations with Artifort symbolize beauty, functionality, and form in timeless designs.Read More →
Sixten Sason, an influential industrial designer, left a lasting impact on automotive and product design, particularly recognized for his work with Saab and iconic camera designs.Read More →
Michael Murphy’s “The Architecture of Health” delves into hospital design’s history, impact, and role in well-being, promoting human-centric healthcare spaces. Expertly crafted and timely.Read More →
“Swedish Design: An Ethnography” by Keith M. Murphy explores how design reflects Swedish social democracy, advocating equality and social welfare. It offers profound insights and challenges perceptions.Read More →
