'Captures the brand's aesthetic brilliance and radical ethos - where beauty ecology and
purpose go hand in hand.' - Vogue 'A 400-page gambol through the company's archives ... a
colourful esoteric world governed by good taste and considered flashes of maximalism' -
Financial Times A special survey published to celebrate 100 years of the influential and
innovative Swedish design company Svenskt Tenn In 1924 the pioneering designer and
entrepreneur Estrid Ericson founded Svenskt Tenn in Stockholm Sweden. Initially a workshop and
retail store dedicated to pewter Svenskt Tenn's range was quickly expanded by Ericson into one
of the most successful home furnishings and interior design companies of the twentieth century.
Svenskt Tenn: Interiors celebrates the legacy of the company's first 100 years while also
marking its position at the forefront of interior design today. Richly illustrated and
beautifully designed the book delves into the story of Ericson and the company she grew
examining her creative relationship with acclaimed Austrian designer Josef Frank whose
magnificent boldly patterned textiles and furniture helped define Svenskt Tenn's distinct
aesthetic. Pages of colourful imagery including never-before-seen photographs and drawings
from Svenskt Tenn's archive reveal an immaculate selection of classic objects furniture and
textiles alongside examples of collaborations with contemporary designers including Michael
Anastassiades Lars Nilsson Luca Nichetto Ingegerd Råman and Fornasetti. Designed by the
Dutch graphic designer Irma Boom Svenskt Tenn: Interiors shows how the iconic Swedish brand
continues to create objects of the highest quality to improve and enhance everyday life.
