Furniture & Lighting of Sweden

Magasinsgatan 19, Gothenburg (near Stockholm)

Sweden's most beautiful interiors store — homeware, textiles, and furniture that defines Scandinavian living. Worth the trip to Gothenburg.

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Majorna, Gothenburg

Fabriken sells vintage furniture, lighting and interior design pieces from 1900 onward in Gothenburg, Sweden. Current stock includes a bar stool by Aalto, folding chairs by M. Koch and a serving cart by H. Bolling, at the shop on Ekedalsgatan 16.

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City Centre, Gothenburg

Floramor & Krukatös is a shop and webshop in Göteborg selling interior items, ceramics and plants, alongside vases, lighting and cushions. Seasonal plants and gift cards round out the range.

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Majorna, Gothenburg

Patinaverket sells secondhand furniture, home decor and vintage objects with history in the Majorna district of Gothenburg, Sweden. The shop is run by Goteborgs Allt i Hem, a company that also empties and buys entire estates across western Sweden. It operates from Bangatan 24 in Majorna.

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Malmö / Online

Founded in 2018 by Henrik Malmberg in a villa in Limhamn, Malmo Mobelfabrik makes furniture, lampshades and lighting locally from materials sourced nearby. Its direct online shop carries the Lugnet pine furniture series and colourful handmade lampshades, shipping across Sweden and much of the EU.

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Malmo / Online

Malmo Porslin makes the Pi range, thirteen porcelain pieces and two glass vases mouth-blown at Skrufs Glasbruk that shift between bowl, cup and glass depending on what you pour in. The studio sells its tableware and vases directly alongside Ambientec's Japanese lighting, with a reseller network across Sweden.

Best for Porcelain, ceramics, tableware, vases

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Stureplan 15, Stockholm

Design House Stockholm's flagship store is on Götgatan in Södermalm, near Slussen. The company develops furniture and other homewares with independent designers. The shop lets visitors compare materials and finishes in person and ask about pieces for their homes.

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Nybrogatan 11, Stockholm

Scandinavian design on Nybrogatan — Arne Jacobsen, Hans Wegner, and contemporary furniture and lighting alongside them.

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Stockholm

Nordlings Antik deals in Scandinavian furniture, lighting, glass and ceramics from the 1950s to 1970s, with pieces by designers including Josef Frank, Hans J. Wegner and Stig Lindberg. The Stockholm shop, at Frihamnsgatan 56, opens Thursdays and other times by appointment.

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Visby

Ceramicist Helle K works stoneware and porcelain into functional and sculptural pieces for interior and garden, from vessels and plates to lighting. The year-round studio is at Osterbyvag 15 (Lerboden) in Visby, and courses run in collaboration with Folkuniversitet.

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