Workspace - Inspiration

Comfortable seating areas, good lighting, books and details will awaken both inspiration and motivation.

Make yourself comfortable on Svenskt Tenn’s classic couch or divan.

A steaming cup of tea on a rainy day and a pile of books calling out to be read.

An environment for both absorbing and releasing inspiration.

Let the library be lovely, creative and rich in detail during the dark months of the year.

Armchair 789 in mahogany was designed by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn in 1938.

22,800.00 SEK

The so-called “Library Table” from the 1930s has a strict, timeless form with gently upturned edges.

24,000.00 SEK

In the 1930s, the daybed, or couch, was a common feature in modern interiors.

33,600.00 SEK

When Josef Frank designed Sideboard 821 in the 1930s, his inspiration came from English furniture design.

54,400.00 SEK

Josef Frank designed his furniture with elaborate upholstery and a double-spring system to ensure maximum comfort for users.

27,200.00 SEK

This table was designed by Josef Frank around 1950, and it works equally well as a sideboard or a desk.

36,800.00 SEK

Turned out legs with stylized paw feet and the H-shaped base were typical of Josef Frank’s designs.

21,600.00 SEK

Cabinet 2192, also called the "Corrugated cabinet", was designed by Josef Frank in 1954.

108,800.00 SEK

Josef Frank had a penchant for small tables that were easy to place and move around in the interior.

19,200.00 SEK

The drawing of cabinet 881 that Josef Frank did in 1938 was named "Cabinet With 21 Drawers", although there were only 19 drawers.

160,000.00 SEK

Josef Frank designed his furniture with elaborate upholstery and a double-spring system to ensure maximum comfort for users.

26,400.00 SEK

This stylish tea trolley was originally designed by Josef Frank in black and walnut during the late 1930s.

14,400.00 SEK

This stool, which is also called “The button stool”, was designed by Josef Frank in the 1950s.

7,200.00 SEK

In 1939, Josef Frank designed Armchair 969, with inspiration from the dainty armchairs of the 1700s.

20,000.00 SEK

In Bookcase 2255, the white-lacquered frame meets the green base and fittings in walnut.

44,800.00 SEK

As in many others of Josef Frank’s designs, Desk 980 has the characteristic of and soft shape of a kidney.

27,200.00 SEK

This desk was called the “Schatull” desk or “writing case”. The desk was designed by Josef Frank in the 1940s.

46,400.00 SEK

Mixing different material was typical for Josef Frank’s designs. Josef Frank designed the sideboard 2137 during the first half of the 1950s.

104,000.00 SEK

The traditional 2112 bookcase in mahogany is built in different sections and can be combined in four different ways.

54,400.00 SEK

Cabinet 2215 is a classic piece of furniture which was reintroduced into Svenskt Tenn’s range in 2018.

134,400.00 SEK

The traditional 2112 bookcase in mahogany is built in different sections and can be combined in four different ways.

54,400.00 SEK

Stool 647 was designed by Josef Frank in 1936 for an interior at the Millesgården house and studio.

10,240.00 SEK

Josef Frank designed this elegant armchair after he returned to Stockholm from New York in 1946.

12,800.00 SEK

Sideboard 567 in lacquered mahogany was created by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn around 1935.

57,600.00 SEK

Josef Frank designed the combined dining table and desk chair 695 in 1935.

14,400.00 SEK

In Bookcase 2255, the white-lacquered frame meets the green base and fittings in walnut.

40,000.00 SEK

While designing Armchair 868, Josef Frank was inspired by the dainty armchairs from the 1700s.

22,800.00 SEK

Frank’s inspiration for this stool, designed in the late 1940s, came from England and the Queen Anne style of the 1700s.

9,120.00 SEK

Armchair 652 was designed by Josef Frank in 1936 and three years later, it was used at the Golden Gate Exhibition in San Francisco.

16,400.00 SEK