Swedese is launching a series of tables called Savoa in collaboration with Finnish industrial designer Sakari Hartikainen. The table is made of solid oak with sculptural shapes, that shows the characteristics of the wood. The design is characterized by playfulness and flexibility.
Swedese, the Swedish design and craft company with local production in Småland and the world as a market, presents in the spring of 2021 a finely cohesive collection in an earthy color scale.
CEO Sonnie Byrling and marketing manager Elias Stenbergs talk about 2021 at Swedese.
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The UN headquarters, Palais des Nations, in central Geneva is currently undergoing substantial renovations. After a process that started several years ago, Swedish furniture company Swedese has been selected as partner and supplier of a large part of the furniture and interior decoration for the new buildings.
The common theme for the news Swedese show during Stockholm Furniture Fair 2020 is also significant for the way we think about interior design. We believe in building multifaceted environments for versatile use, piece by piece.
Swedese is unveiling a new collaboration with international designer Khodi Feiz, as well as expanding last year’s successful product families Mino, Button and Pond. The Libri bookshelf system is celebrating its 10th anniversary with new tables and a new version of the Bespoke conference table is being launched.
Swedese is relaunching three classic chairs by Yngve Ekström at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2018: Caryngo, Thema and Lamino Rattan from the Swedese Archive
Furniture company Swedese and furniture design school Malmstens Linköping University are collaborating on the development of a chair for assembly halls. The results will be presented in an exhibition in the Greenhouse (stand C20:49) at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2018 and in front of Swedese’s stand in Hall A.
Swedese is a family-owned Swedish furniture company founded in 1945 by Yngve Ekström and his colleagues. Today the company is owned by Anna Johansson and Julio Patino. All their furniture, for both domestic and professional environments, is manufactured in Vaggeryd and Äng using top-level craftsmanship that has been developed over more than half a century. Thoughtful and strong designs are translated into furniture with minimal environmental impact that should last at least one lifetime.
