Once you get into the embrace of Hans J. Wegner’s “Papa Bear” lounge chair it is likely that you will find it the most comfortable chair you have ever reclined in. It has springs in the back as well as in the seat, making it extra susceptible to your body form. Floor lamp by Tapio Wirkkala, one of a pair, occasional table by Finn Juhl and unique vase by Carl-Harry Stålhane.
The rustic modernism of Axel Einar Hjorth, expressed here in the “Utö” console table and rare “Skoga” lounge chair, both from the 1930s, goes exceptionally well with Mats Theselius’s post-modernist “Moose skin chair” from 1991. Sofa by Fleming Lassen, floor lamps by Tapio Wirkkala, ceiling light by Hans Bergström. Large dragon sculpture by Wilhelm Kåge, Swedish midcentury ottoman. Artwork with wooden inlays from Mjölby Intarsia.
Nature’s own beauty is in focus in the woodgrain of the “Lovö” cabinet by Axel Einar Hjorth and in the sculpted oak and rattan in the Hans J. Wegner lounge chair. They go surprisingly well with the negative space employing floor lamp by Hans Bergström. Stool by Alvar Aalto, floor vase by Friedl Holzer-Kjellberg.
This Swedish Modern group displays clean forms with solid, rounded lines and features nature’s materials. Lounge chair with sheepskin by Kai Kristiansen, Denmark, 1940s. Pine “Utö” stool, one in a pair by Axel Einar Hjorth, 1930s. Vases with silver decor, “Grazia” by Stig Lindberg and “Argenta” in a rare large size by Wilhelm Kåge. Pendant with resin shade by Hans Bergström, 1950s.
Carl Malmsten’s adorable “Kalas-Skrindan”, or “Party Trolley”, balances modernism and rustic traditionalism in a perfect way. Use it to roll in all your party needs. “Argenta” vases by Wilhelm Kåge, pendant light by Hans Bergström and set of five stools by Alvar Aalto.
Cute modernist work station with colorful 1950s lighting from ASEA and unique, playful pendant with multiple shades by Hans Bergström. Neat birch desk by Alvar Aalto, made in the 1930s. Dark green painted top. Matching stool, also by Aalto. Oversized earthenware vase from Andersson & Johansson Höganäs.
Stunning modernist cabinet by Otto Schulz, with faux leather fronts. Striking decor made with brass nails in a graphic pattern. Comfy 1940s lounge chairs by Gösta Jonsson, lovely small coffee table by Josef Frank. Stoneware by Berndt Friberg, table lamp by Paavo Tynell.
Dreamy set of “CH 27” lounge chairs by Hans J. Wegner, wreathed with rattan. Beautiful oval side table by Finn Juhl, adorned with “Veckla” vases by Stig Lindberg. The cool floor lamp is from ASEA, the ceiling lamp by Hans Bergström. Original resin shade.
The inlays on the front of the Carl Bergsten chest form a lively aquatic scene with pearly fish, an observant octopus, sea urchins and shellfish. Like looking into the clear ocean on a still day. Alvar Aalto screen, “Grasshopper” floor lamp by Greta Magnusson-Grossman. Stoneware vases by Berndt Friberg, brass ceiling lamp by Hans Bergström.
Finnish, Swedish and Danish pieces come together in this lounge group. Sofa with leather webbing by Gustaf Hiort af Ornäs, chunky coffee table by Carl-Axel Beijbom and lounge chairs by Peter Hvidt. A Norwegian “Bambi” armchair is seen by the bookshelf. Floor lamp by Bertil Brisborg, a Hans Bergström chandelier above the coffee table. Pewter by Estrid Ericson and Nils Fougstedt.
Märta Blomstedt’s generous “Aulanko” lounge chair was designed for the hotel in Helsinki with the same name in 1939. Blomstedt was the architect behind the hotel as well. Always stunning screen by Alvar Aalto, ASEA floor lamp and beautiful oval side table by Josef Frank. The jar on the table is by Estrid Ericson and the donkey stool from British Omersa, sold through Svenskt Tenn.
Beautiful Swedish Grace dining table, with a red limestone table top on a rustic base. The curved lines add sophisticated gracefulness to the sturdy form. Chandelier with lovely prisms by Elis Bergh, stoneware vases by Gunnar Nylund and Carl-Harry Stålhane. Deer sculpture by Gunnar Nylund.
The collection of Berndt Friberg stoneware is exhibited on the “Lovö” dining table by Axel Einar Hjorth – purely elegant vases coming together with rustic modernism. Tapio Wirkkala’s rare floor lamps offer different opportunities and look as distinctly cool each way.
