DESIGNERS

Step into a cinematic jewel where Gunnar Asplund’s 1923 masterpiece unfolds. Bio Skandia’s guided tours reveal the classicist interiors, murals by 1920s artists, and atmospheric details that earned it the…

Step into Stockholm’s elegant landmark at Hötorget, where Ivar Tengbom’s 1926 masterpiece captures the classicism of the 1920s. Stockholm Concert hall, also often called a “temple of music”, is a…

Byarums Bruk revives Swedish Grace through the iconic Snäckan bench (“The Shell”) by Folke Bensow. Sketched in 1923, debuted at the 1925 Paris Exposition. Byarums Bruk embodies the timeless values of the Swedish Grace movement through its cast-aluminium designs, blending refined classicism with durable public objects that can be seen in many Sweden’s urban landscapes.

House of Swedish Grace discovered this amazing artist at the recently held Stockholm Furniture Fair. This post is dedicated to Madelen Möllard and her lovely creations. The headline on top…

Internationally acclaimed glass designer and engraver, Simon Gate was celebrated for his innovative work at Orrefors. His intricate engraved glass designs combined precision, artistry, and subtle elegance, helping define the Swedish Grace style and showcasing Sweden’s mastery of glass artistry in the 1920s.

Louise Adelborg (1885–1971) is one of the pioneers of Swedish Grace and an acclaimed designer whose work helped shape the very look of modern Swedish tableware, while staying deeply rooted in nature and tradition. Her porcelain, especially Nationalservisen (The National Service), became emblematic of the Swedish Grace moment.