Modernity

This sculptural work from the 1950s unfolds as a continuous, spiralling form, its compact coil suggesting movement held in suspension. The flowing curve evokes natural growth pattern...

Mogens Andersen developed a painterly language defined by bold contrasts and an expressive handling of colour, with compositions that shift dramatically in tone and structure from on...

The tray “Barockbrickan,” produced for Svenskt Tenn and manufactured in Italy during the 1980s, is defined by its high-gloss acrylic surface and softly undulating, scalloped edges. A...

These 'Model 350' armchairs were designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen for Søborg Møbelfabrik and were presented at the Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in 1958. Constru...

The iconic “Model 36” desk, designed by Severin Hansen Jr. and produced by Haslev Møbelsnedkeri in the 1960s, stands as one of the most refined examples of Danish Modern craftsmanshi...

Anonymous designer, Sweden, 1936 Signed R.M. 36

Designed by Stig Lindberg for Gustavsberg, the Karneval vase belongs to one of the most recognisable ceramic series of Swedish post-war Scandinavian Modern design. Produced between 1...

Side table 'Model 6' in richly figured rosewood, designed by Helge Vestergaard Jensen and produced by Jason Møbler in the 1960s, exemplifies the disciplined proportions and material ...

Dish designed by Karin Björquist for Gustavberg, Sweden. 1960s. Stoneware. Diameter: 38.5 cm/ 15 5/32" Height: 2.5 cm/ 15/16"

Wall sculpture by Elli Hemberg, Sweden. 1960s. Painted wood. Unique. Dimensions: H: 38 cm/ 15'' L: 118 cm/ 46 1/2''

This mixed-media painting by Sophie Tottie dates from the 1990s and reflects her sustained investigation into surface, material, and abstraction. Constructed through layered applicat...

This expressive allmoge-inspired cabinet reflects the renewed Swedish interest in vernacular craft that emerged in the late nineteenth century. Rooted in rural tradition yet shaped b...

This Swedish wall-mounted light from the 1980s presents a striking example of late twentieth-century Scandinavian design, where illumination and geometric abstraction are brought int...

This unique woven painting was created in 2002 by David Svensson. Rather than applying pigment to a conventional support, Svensson constructs the image from the material itself. Thin...

Stoneware with a bronze glaze in an iron frame Measurements: H: 102.5 cm / 3' 5" W: 77 cm / 2' 7" D: 12 cm / 4 3/4".

This substantial cast iron planter is a commanding example of Swedish Grace — Sweden’s distinctive interpretation of 'Art Deco' that emerged during the 1920s. Defined by clarity of f...

This painted wooden sculpture can be attributed to Arne Lindaas, an artist frequently described as a “Renaissance Man” for his fluency across disciplines. Lindaas worked with equal a...

Sculpture by Torsten Johansson, Denmark. 1980s. Lacquered iron on wooden base. Dimensions: H: 99 cm/ 3' 3 1/4'' W: 40,5/ 16'' D: 27 cm/ 10 5/8''

This pair of wall lights, model 2565, was designed in the 1950s by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn. Each fixture is centred on a circular polished brass backplate from which two softly ...

This pair of model PH 2/2 wall lamps was designed by Poul Henningsen and produced by Louis Poulsen in Denmark during the 1930s. Part of the celebrated PH lighting system developed in...

Floor lamp model 2599 — affectionately known as the “China Hat” — is among the most distinctive lighting designs by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn. Three elegantly arched arms rise f...

This sideboard, dating from the 1930s–1940s, is veneered in richly figured elm, the expressive grain lending depth and quiet movement across its surface. The composition is balanced ...

This rare table lamp, model 15582, was produced in Stockholm during the 1950s by Arvid Böhlmarks Lampfabrik and stands as a refined example of Swedish Modern lighting. Executed in br...

This brass floor lamp by ASEA captures the quiet sophistication that defines Swedish mid-century lighting. The circular brass-clad base conceals an internal iron weight and rests on ...

Crafted in brass — and occasionally encountered in nickel-plated variants — this fully adjustable floor lamp embodies a refined and quietly confident approach to Danish lighting desi...

Table Lamp model 2468, designed in the 1950s by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn, is one of the most recognisable and spirited lighting designs of Scandinavian mid-century modernism. Dis...

Designed in the 1940s by Lisa Johansson-Pape for the Finnish manufacturer Orno, this floor lamp reflects the disciplined and highly functional approach that defined Johansson-Pape’s ...

Model 2194 is a sideboard that illustrates the quieter, more architectural side of Josef Frank’s work for Svenskt Tenn. While Frank is widely celebrated for his vivid and expressive ...

Model 2135 by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn is a cabinet that exemplifies the refined balance between material richness and architectural lightness that defines Frank’s work. Raised o...

This cabinet, model 522, designed by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn, stands among the most expressive examples of Swedish modern design. The rectilinear mahogany case is entirely clad ...

Designed in the 1950s by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn, Model 2106 is a sideboard that reflects Frank’s distinctive vision of modern living. Crafted in richly figured pyramid mahogany...

This sculptural pine table forms part of Axel Einar Hjorth’s celebrated “Utö” series, designed around 1932 for Nordiska Kompaniet. Named after the island of Utö in the Stockholm arch...

This coffee table by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn brings together mid-century Scandinavian design and one of the most fascinating cartographic images of the late Middle Ages. The gen...

Model Mi 1050 is a wall-mounted shelving system designed by Bruno Mathsson and produced by Karl Mathsson in Värnamo during the 1960s. Crafted in birch and pine, the system is defined...

Presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition in 1961, the JH 518 “Bull” chair is a confident and sculptural design by Hans J. Wegner, produced by the esteemed cabinetm...

Hans J. Wegner’s Flag Halyard Chair, model GE 225, is one of the most striking and unconventional lounge chairs of the Danish modern movement. Designed in 1950 and produced by Getama...

The Architect’s Desk, model JH571, designed by Hans J. Wegner for the Copenhagen cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen in 1953, represents one of the most refined and architecturally minded w...

The “New Papa Bear” armchair by Hans J. Wegner is a refined later interpretation of his iconic Papa Bear Chair (model AP-19), first introduced in 1951 for A.P. Stolen. Produced in De...

This charming ceramic sculpture by Lisa Larson captures a figure in a moment of quiet balance, its pose suggesting both movement and stillness, much like a yoga or dance position. Th...

Designed in the 1970s by Gilbert Marklund, the Jonte stool is a striking piece of Swedish furniture that combines sculptural presence with everyday function. Made entirely from solid...

This refined pair of side tables belongs to Severin Hansen Jr.’s celebrated Model 35 series and was produced by Haslev Møbelsnedkeri in Denmark in the 1950s. Crafted in richly figure...

This elegant roll-top writing desk, made in Denmark in the 1940s, is a fine example of the period’s commitment to skilled craftsmanship and practical design. Crafted in richly toned ...

This refined armchair by Niels Jensen is a compelling example of contemporary craftsmanship rooted in classical tradition. Executed in solid mahogany with a hand-woven cane seat, the...

This beautifully sculpted armchair by Eva Koppel and Nils Koppel, produced by Slagelse Møbelværk in the 1950s, is a rare and highly desirable example of the couple’s furniture work f...

This elegant pair of mid-century candelabras is attributed to Gunnar Ander, whose distinctive approach to form is evident in the lively, asymmetrical rhythm of the arms and the refin...

This table is notable for its use of solid birch and its low, elongated proportions, characteristic of Bruno Mathsson’s work with lightweight wooden furniture during the mid-20th cen...

This elegant folding chair by Poul Hundevad is a refined example of Scandinavian vintage design from the 1950s. Crafted in Denmark, the chair combines a sculptural patinated oak fram...

This dresser was designed by Henning Korch for the cabinetmaker C.F. Christensen in Silkeborg. It is constructed in rosewood with expressive palisander veneer creating a continuous s...

Stig Lindberg’s “Snurran” vases belong to a series produced in limited numbers. “Snurran” means that the vase can be turned around. This clever piece can be either two vases and one ...

Edward Hald (1883 – 1980) is one of the well-known Swedish glass artists who have worked for Orrefors. After studying in Leipzig, he completed his artistic training with Henri Matiss...

Josef Frank’s Model 2389 wall lamp, designed in the 1950s for Svenskt Tenn, exemplifies his refined approach to functional elegance and modernist form. Crafted entirely from polished...

Originally made for the restaurant Nybrokällaren in Sweden, these lights display formal qualities that suggest they may also have been conceived with a church or ceremonial setting i...

This stoneware vase designed by Erich and Ingrid Triller and produced at their workshop in Tobo is a composed example of Swedish ceramics. Finished in a carefully balanced brown and ...

This silk relief by Pasi Välimaa demonstrates a highly refined approach to textile as an expressive and spatial medium. Executed in silk organza with a silk dupion reverse, the work ...

This beautiful Swedish table mirror is a freestanding, double-sided design intended for flexible and considered everyday use. Both mirrored surfaces are mounted within a stable frame...

This stoneware dish was designed by Tyra Lundgren and produced by Rörstrand in the early 1930s, a period closely linked to the development of Scandinavian modern ceramics. Executed i...

This stoneware dish designed by Tyra Lundgren for Rörstrand is a refined example of early Nordic modern ceramics. Executed in high-fired stoneware, the surface is finished with a sof...

This rectangular coffee table by Bernt Petersen is a well-considered example of Danish modern design, defined by clarity of form and careful attention to material. Crafted in richly ...

This sculptural tray is a refined example of Danish modern craftsmanship from the second half of the 20th century. The circular frame is formed from bent rosewood, with a flowing rim...

This reclining chaise longue, model 36 by Bruno Mathsson, is a clear expression of Swedish modernism and the principles that shaped Scandinavian design in the mid-20th century. Desig...