Estrid Ericson established Svenskt Tenn in 1924, a pewter workshop and a store that would grow into a unique manufacturer and design retailer. Her vision was progressive and her interior philosophy, often together with her creative partner Josef Frank, continues to inspire. This autumn, Svenskt Tenn celebrates 100 years of design with an extensive exhibition […]
Estrid Ericson established Svenskt Tenn in 1924, a pewter workshop and a store that would grow into a unique manufacturer and design retailer. Her vision was progressive and her interior philosophy, often together with her creative partner Josef Frank, continues to inspire. This autumn, Svenskt Tenn celebrates 100 years of design with an extensive exhibition
Estrid Ericson established Svenskt Tenn in 1924, a pewter workshop and a store that would grow into a unique manufacturer and design retailer. Her vision was progressive and her interior philosophy, often together with her creative partner Josef Frank, continues to inspire. This autumn, Svenskt Tenn celebrates 100 years of design with an extensive exhibition
Estrid Ericson established Svenskt Tenn in 1924, a pewter workshop and a store that would grow into a unique manufacturer and design retailer. Her vision was progressive and her interior philosophy, often together with her creative partner Josef Frank, continues to inspire. This autumn, Svenskt Tenn celebrates 100 years of design with an extensive exhibition
Estrid Ericson established Svenskt Tenn in 1924, a pewter workshop and a store that would grow into a unique manufacturer and design retailer. Her vision was progressive and her interior philosophy, often together with her creative partner Josef Frank, continues to inspire. This autumn, Svenskt Tenn celebrates 100 years of design with an extensive exhibition
Estrid Ericson established Svenskt Tenn in 1924, a pewter workshop and a store that would grow into a unique manufacturer and design retailer. Her vision was progressive and her interior philosophy, often together with her creative partner Josef Frank, continues to inspire. This autumn, Svenskt Tenn celebrates 100 years of design with an extensive exhibition
Estrid Ericson established Svenskt Tenn in 1924, a pewter workshop and a store that would grow into a unique manufacturer and design retailer. Her vision was progressive and her interior philosophy, often together with her creative partner Josef Frank, continues to inspire. This autumn, Svenskt Tenn celebrates 100 years of design with an extensive exhibition
Estrid Ericson established Svenskt Tenn in 1924, a pewter workshop and a store that would grow into a unique manufacturer and design retailer. Her vision was progressive and her interior philosophy, often together with her creative partner Josef Frank, continues to inspire. This autumn, Svenskt Tenn celebrates 100 years of design with an extensive exhibition
Tid, by Letters from Sweden and Stefania Malmsten, is an interpretation of The Best Typeface in the World, a typeface and an idea that Göran Söderström and Stefania have both been obsessed with throughout their working lives. The first iteration of Tid was introduced during Moderna Museet’s extensive exhibition with Laurie Andersson in the spring
Tid, by Letters from Sweden and Stefania Malmsten, is an interpretation of The Best Typeface in the World, a typeface and an idea that Göran Söderström and Stefania have both been obsessed with throughout their working lives. The first iteration of Tid was introduced during Moderna Museet’s extensive exhibition with Laurie Andersson in the spring