1970s
HIGH & LOW IN SWEDISH FURNITURE DESIGN
24 APR–26 SEP

Ungdomsrevolt, pappmöbler, färgsprakande plast, oljekris,
spikahyllor, livsstilskoncept, överdimensionerade furumöbler,
lågkonjunktur, tunga hörnsoffor, charterresor, fabriksdöd,
prydnadshyllor i mörka träslag, miljömedvetenhet, neutrala
basmöbler, hantverksrenässans, återbruksvurm, exportboom…

MÖBELDESIGNMUSEUM SAMMANFATTAR
ETT HÄNDELSERIKT DECENNIUM

BUKOWSKIS ANDREAS SIESING SLÄPPER SIN NYA BOK
”Svenska 70–talsmöbler i plast, stål, furu och manchester”

VÄLKOMMEN TILL
VERNISSAGE & BOKRELEASE
LÖRDAG 24 APRIL KL 11.00–17.00

Någon anmälan behövs inte. Vi följer Folkhälsomyndighetens
rekommendation om max antal personer i lokalen.

Som alltid visas också Möbeldesignmuseums omfattande permanenta samling
av nordiska och internationella designmöbler från sent 1800-tal fram till idag.

ORDINARIE ÖPPETTIDER
LÖRDAGAR – SÖNDAGAR
11.00 – 17.00
FRI ENTRÉ

Magasin 6 – Frihamnsgatan 50, Stockholm Postal: 115 56 Stockholm

About the museum

The Museum of Furniture Studies, opened in February 2018, is based on the private collection of Kersti Sandin and Lars Bülow. This comprehensive collection has been built up over their 40 years of experience as professional designers and architects and has arisen from a shared interest in Scandinavian and international furniture design.

Their recent roles – Sandin as professor of design and Bülow as company director and design manager in the industry – have given them the insight that the material furniture culture and production need to be experienced and studied in detail by today´s students and professionals.

With a focus on original designs from a variety of periods and by illustrating the development of functions, materials and techniques, the museum aims to create a platform for the study and development of the furniture of tomorrow.

Read more about Sandin & Bülow at:
http://sandinbulow.com/

Watch a short video presentation of the museum:

Visit the museum

The Museum of Furniture Studies is located in Stockholm at Magasin 6, Frihamnsgatan 50, in Frihamnen harbor.

The warehouse was built between 1962 and 1967, designed by the architectural firm B. Alfreds & G. Larsens Arkitektbyrå. Today the building contains various businesses and archives.

Nearest bus stop is Frihamnen station within a three minute walk from the museum. Bus lines are 1 or 76.

Nearest subway station is Gärdet station. The subway is connected with the museum via bus line 1 towards Frihamnen.

Opening hours:

Wednesdays (except Public Holidays) from 12.00 to 7.00 pm

Admission fee:

Adults ticket (over 25 years): 150 Sek

Young (15 – 25 years) or Student ticket: 75 Sek

Children (under 15 years) free