Svenskt Tenn In Motion

Don't be afraid to mix different colours and prints in a room.

Wooden furniture pieces are accompanied by elements of brass.

Japanese Magnolia, Rox & Fix and rattan furniture. This interior has many Asian influences.

Use your favourite plants generously in the interior. A dining room is enlivened by greenery.

Stools, books, armchairs and collectibles. Things that you like will fuse to form a relaxing entity.

There should be at least five light sources in every room. In this video, we adhere to this philosophy.

Josef Frank’s botanic designs mix real flowers with plants and fruit motifs.

An environment named after a timeless GP & J Baker design.

The Famna sofa is designed by the design and architecture studio TAF.

A colourful ovation to women; matriarchy, power, responsibility and the body.

Norms — unwritten rules, ideas and ideals — are prerequisites for a functioning society.

Three spaces. Three significant events in Svenskt Tenn's 95-year old history.

"The world can be very grey and grim, so it makes sense to me to embrace bold colour."

Spring has come to Svenskt Tenn with several new items in the range.

Larsson Korgmakare – the only manufacturer of rattan furniture in Sweden.

Erik and his wife Inger founded the workshop in Västergötland in 1979.

"Åke is turning the lathe with the naturalness that comes from 60 years of professional experience."

The carpet factory Kasthall in Kinna has woven and tufted carpets since 1889.

The factory was founded as early as 1902 by Oskar Herbert Sjögren.

Ten years have passed since Carina Seth Andersson designed a collection of vases for Svenskt Tenn.

Josef Frank designed Vänskapsknuten (the Knot of Friendship) as a symbol of friendship and peace.

"I got insights into how people from different parts of the world work with glass."

Svenskt Tenn's classic pewter lion was designed in 1926, by Anna Petrus.