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28/10/2026

Wall tapestry Vårvinter, designed by Swedish textile artist Ingegerd Silow and produced in Sweden in 1970.

The abstract composition combines intersecting geometric forms in ochre, rust, charcoal, olive green and natural tones. Its title, meaning “spring-winter,” reflects the Nordic transition between seasons, with the design suggesting bare trees and overlapping branches within a winter landscape.

27/10/2026

Table lamp, model 15474, designed by Harald Notini and produced by Arvid Böhlmarks Lampfabrik in Sweden during the 1940s.

The lamp combines a broad, gently domed brass shade with a vertically fluted elm stem and stepped circular brass base. The contrast between warm timber and naturally patinated brass gives the restrained design its distinctive character.

26/10/2026

Eltham Palace in London, transformed in the 1930s for Stephen and Virginia Courtauld into one of Britain’s most remarkable Art Deco residences.

Built alongside the surviving medieval Great Hall, the new house was completed between 1933 and 1936, bringing modernist design into dialogue with centuries of royal history. Its richly detailed interiors combine geometric forms, fine woods, metalwork and bold decorative finishes.

The result is an unusual meeting of medieval architecture and 1930s modernity, with the Art Deco interiors remaining remarkably intact today.

Photos by Olga Tuz via The Oblist
 

25/10/2026

Very rare Model 29A sideboard designed by Arne Vodder in 1958 and produced by Sibast Møbelfabrik in Denmark.

Executed in richly figured rosewood, the sideboard features reversible sliding doors with contrasting white and yellow Formica surfaces, allowing the appearance of the cabinet to be changed.

The combination of traditional cabinetmaking, bold colour and functional detailing is characteristic of Vodder’s distinctive approach to Danish Modern furniture.

24/10/2026

Hans J. Wegner’s China Chair, model 4283, designed in 1944 and produced by Fritz Hansen in Denmark. This example dates from 1970 and is executed in richly figured rosewood with its original black leather cushion.

Inspired by traditional Chinese seating, the chair is defined by its continuous horseshoe-shaped back and arm rail, open framework and broad central backrest. Wegner translated these historical references into a distinctly modern Danish design, emphasizing sculpted timber, precise joinery and ergonomic form.

23/10/2026

Ceiling lamp, model 16, designed by Hans Bergström and produced by Ateljé Lyktan in Åhus, Sweden, during the 1940s.

The lamp features six sweeping curved arms with brass details and newly fitted white fabric shades. At the centre, a textured glass sphere filled with small air bubbles provides a delicate contrast to the dark patinated metalwork.

The rhythmic curves and balanced composition are characteristic of Bergström’s expressive approach to Swedish Modern lighting.

22/10/2026

Kokfelt House in Tisvildeleje, Denmark, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955–1956 as a summer residence for Knud Kokfelt.

Modest in scale, the house is defined by its clean horizontal proportions, extensive glazing, warm timber and colorful interiors. Large windows connect the living spaces closely with the surrounding landscape, reflecting Jacobsen’s restrained approach to Danish post-war modernism.

Photos by Adam Štěch Adam Štěch

21/10/2026

Rare Bangkok cabinet designed by Yngve Ekström and produced by Westbergs Möbler in Sweden during the 1950s.

Executed in teak with a beech framework, the cabinet is raised on slender tapered legs connected by gently curved stretchers. The doors feature distinctive carved geometric reliefs, creating a subtle play of light and shadow across the teak surface.

Inside, adjustable shelves and shallow trays provide practical storage, while the lighter beech interior contrasts with the richly toned exterior.

20/10/2026

’Surrea’ vase designed by Wilhelm Kåge and produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden during the 1940s.

Executed in white Carrara-glazed stoneware, the vase combines a divided, asymmetrical form with a modelled branch extending across its smooth surface.

Introduced in 1940, the experimental Surrea series drew on Surrealist and Cubist ideas, challenging traditional notions of symmetry and ceramic form.

19/10/2026

Exceptionally rare sofa designed by Tor Wolfenstein and produced by AB Robert Ditzinger in Sweden during the 1940s.

Defined by its sweeping curved backrest and rounded arms, the sofa features deep button tufting, vertical pleating and braided piping. The original golden ochre velvet has developed a beautiful natural patina, complemented by short tapered elm legs.

A distinctive example of the more expressive side of Swedish Modern design.

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