“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 →
The 1930 International Exhibition of Cotton Textiles and Decorative Metals showcased the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and industrial innovation, influencing modern design.Read More →
Karin Björquist’s impactful legacy in applied arts and ceramics, including the Nobel dinner service and public art installations, enriches daily life through thoughtful design.Read More →
The town of Gustavsberg, Sweden, has been a hub of ceramic innovation since 1825, with a rich history of design evolution. The Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum preserves this legacy.Read More →
Discover the innovative and functional designs from Claesson Koivisto Rune, the formidable trio of Swedish architects and designers. Read More →
The Normann Copenhagen 100156 Shorebird embodies Scandinavian design principles, with wood and stainless steel showcasing elegance and sustainable craftsmanship, enhancing everyday spaces with minimalist beauty and functionality.Read More →
Swedish furniture designer Yngve Ekström significantly contributed to the Scandinavian Modernism movement, most famously with the “Lamino” armchair. Co-founder of Swedese, Ekström’s designs emphasize simplicity, functionality, and connection to nature.Read More →
Louise Adelborg, a member of Sweden’s noble Adelborg family, made significant contributions to the world of design. Best known for her enduring porcelain and textile artistry, her work, particularly the ‘Swedish Grace’ design, continues to inspire globally. Her legacy is preserved in Stockholm’s National Museum.Read More →
“Modern Scandinavian Design” by Charlotte and Peter Fiell is an authoritative guide on Nordic design, emphasizing its commitment to social equality and quality of life. The in-depth book covers various design disciplines, making it an essential resource for design enthusiasts and practitioners.
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“Scandinavia Dreaming: Nordic Homes, Interiors and Design” delve into Nordic design’s unique blend of austerity and comfort, openness and privacy, presenting a variety of principles and practices. Highlighting craftsmanship, material selection, inclusiveness, and its global influences, it insightfully demonstrates Scandinavian culture and lifestyle.Read More →