AB Hjertquist & Co Sofas

A green floral-printed fabric and wood sofa, model "Chile" designed by Svante Skogh and produced by Klings, Sweden, c. 1950s. Vintage fabric in fair condition. Minor scuffing on fe...

Scandinavian Modern Bodö armchair by Svante Skogh in light oak. The armchair was first shown 1957 at the Stockholm Furniture Fair and is made by AB Hjertquist & co in Nässjö, Sweden. A characteristic example of Scandinavian modern style with clean sophisticated lines and ageless design. The chair has all the distinct marks of a retro furniture...

Svante Skogh four-seat Bodö sofa by Seffle Möbelfabrik in Sweden, 1960s This rare four-seat Bodö sofa was designed by Svante Skogh and produced in Sweden ...

A well-balanced pair of Swedish easy chairs from the late 1950s, designed by Svante Skogh. The Bodö model is defined by its clean, architectural frame in warm-toned wood, with angula...

Carl Malmsten 'Samspel' Sofa, circa 1950s First designed in 1956 and produced by AB Record in Bollnas, Sweden, the 'Samspel' sofa is one of the finest pieces to be drawn by Sweden's...

Stunning Swedish lounge chairs "Bodö¨" in oak with wool cushions and leather details designed in 1957 by Svante Skogh. The chairs feature new cushions around original metal inner s...

A mahogany easy chair designed by Svante Skogh, Sweden, 1950s. Reupholstered. Excellent condition.

An unusual armchair designed by Svante Skogh. The armchair has a black-painted frame and original fabric. There is patina on the fabric, but is fully functional.

This pair of spectacular armchairs by Swedish designer, Svante Skogh, is a rather rare example of the interior and furniture designer’s repertoire. With a creative and masterfully cr...

Lounge chair, model Bodö, designed in 1957 by Svante Skogh. Made by AB Hjertquist & Co in Nässjö, Sweden. Frame in oak, leather saddle seat, cushions upholstered in striped fabric. T...

Svensk design, “Swedish design”, is unquestionably a conventional and popular branding device, with many companies explicitly promoting their products as examples of god design, “good design”. But svensk design does not simply represent “good” design made in Sweden, it also projects a powerful, concrete rendering of a sort of essentialized “Swedishness” embedded in objects, such as this sofa. Rounded out lines, unexpected curvature and innovative shapes from every angle define the design of this model. The aesthetic recalls classic English upholstered furniture...

This spectacular “Pallas” chair by Swedish designer, Svante Skogh dates to 1954 and is a rather rare example of the interior and furniture designer’s repertoire. With a creative and ...