Swedish Wood

Photo: Erik Undehn

Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair 2019

During Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair, the fair is full to bursting point with the latest innovations within interior design and lighting for both homes and public spaces. New products, new materials, new knowledge, new trends and new environmental and technological solutions are displayed in a both informative and inspirational manner.
Photo: David Valldeby

Material for openness

Sustainable school. At Morö Backe School in Skellefteå, wood plays a crucial role in both the load-bearing structure and the interior design. It makes its greatest impact in the large atrium with its amphitheatre feel.
Photo: Hampus Berndtson

Modern materials plus local tradition

Dalsland Cottage 2.0 draws inspiration from the classic log cabin. The layout is based on one large social space plus a number of cores housing the private rooms.
Photo: Magnus Glans

Cone - a sideboard

Mikael Blomgren, a student on the Furniture Design programme at Carl Malmsten Furniture Studies, has designed a sideboard in Swedish pine - each representing a successful meeting of Swedish design, Swedish pine and modern Chinese furniture manufacturing.
Photo: Magnus Glans

The Braided Chair

"Design is all about the challenge of balancing and capturing different elements, properties and desires in one form."
Photo: Patrik Ekenblom

Sustainable rentals

Linköping’s new eco-focused apartment block has solar panels, a smoke-free environment and a car and electric bike pool.

Swedish Wood spreads knowledge, provides inspiration and encourages development relating to wood, wood products and wood construction. Swedish Wood also aims to highlight wood as a competitive, eco-friendly and sustainable material.