Alf Svensson
Swedish, 1929 - 1992
Alf Svensson (1929-1992) was a Swedish furniture designer known for his minimalist designs that emphasized simplicity, functionality, and high-quality craftsmanship. He studied at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm before working as a designer for the Swedish furniture company Lammhults Möbel AB.
Svensson's designs were often characterized by their clean lines, geometric shapes, and use of natural materials such as wood and leather. He believed that good design should be accessible to everyone and often focused on creating affordable, practical furniture for everyday use.
One of Svensson's most famous designs is the "Kryss" chair, which he created in 1957. The chair features a simple, geometric frame made of wood or metal, with a comfortable, upholstered seat and backrest. The design was praised for its elegant simplicity and functional design and became a classic example of mid-century modern design.
Svensson also created several other iconic designs during his career, including the "Lilla Åland" chair and the "Laminett" table. His furniture designs were widely recognized and honored throughout his career, and he received numerous awards, including the Swedish Society of Industrial Design's Prince Eugen Medal in 1980.
Today, Svensson's furniture designs remain popular and influential, and many of his pieces are considered iconic examples of mid-century modern design. His work can be found in the collections of major museums around the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
Svensson's designs were often characterized by their clean lines, geometric shapes, and use of natural materials such as wood and leather. He believed that good design should be accessible to everyone and often focused on creating affordable, practical furniture for everyday use.
One of Svensson's most famous designs is the "Kryss" chair, which he created in 1957. The chair features a simple, geometric frame made of wood or metal, with a comfortable, upholstered seat and backrest. The design was praised for its elegant simplicity and functional design and became a classic example of mid-century modern design.
Svensson also created several other iconic designs during his career, including the "Lilla Åland" chair and the "Laminett" table. His furniture designs were widely recognized and honored throughout his career, and he received numerous awards, including the Swedish Society of Industrial Design's Prince Eugen Medal in 1980.
Today, Svensson's furniture designs remain popular and influential, and many of his pieces are considered iconic examples of mid-century modern design. His work can be found in the collections of major museums around the world, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
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Alf Svensson “TeVe” Chair for Studio Ljungs Industrier AB, Sweden 1950s
H 27.95 in W 24.8 in D 24.41 in
$ 3,562
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Pair of swiveling brass Bergboms wall lamps
H 19.29 in W 4.72 in D 9.84 in
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VINTAGE SCANDINAVIAN MID CENTURY MODERN OAK "CONTOUR" LOUNGE CHAIR
H 37 in W 28 in D 31 in
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Alf Svensson Floor Lamps for Bergboms, Model G-34
H 64 in W 18 in DIA 18 in
$ 6,800
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"Teve" Chairs by Alf Svensson for Ljungs Industrier, 1953
H 27 in W 18 in D 23 in
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Model B-024 Table Lamps by Alf Svensson and Yngvar Sandström, Sweden 1960s
H 26.77 in DIA 15.75 in
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Alf Svensson Model "Domus" Lounge Chair, DUX Sweden, Late 1950s
H 27 in W 22 in D 31 in
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Copy of Swedish Midcentury Chandelier in Brass and Metal by Alf Svensson
H 6 in DIA 26 in
$ 7,200
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Pair of Mid Century Scandinavian Sideboards in Teak and Rattan by Alf Svensson
H 28 in W 47 in D 17 in
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Alf Svensson Pair of Large Comfortable Chair Fully Restored
H 27.17 in W 23.62 in D 23.62 in
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