Since 1924

Maja Sten (f.1974) is an illustrator and designer. She studied at Konstfack before she moved to London and finished her studies at the Royal College of Art.

For the Holiday season 2022, Svenskt Tenn is collaborating for the second time with the renowned artist and designer Luke Edward Hall.

Together, Carina Seth Andersson and Jakob Solgren have created a Christmas decoration collection for Svenskt Tenn.

Designer Sam Wilde positions his practice at the intersection of visual art and surface design, and is best known for visual storytelling through his bold repeat pattern work.

For Svenskt Tenn Erika Pekkari has created the colourful “Tolvekarna” (the Twelve Oaks) plant pots, candle holders, and Christmas ornaments.

For Svenskt Tenn, Lars Nilsson designed his first collection of fabrics for interior; fabrics and carpets with animated stripes and motifs, all hand drawn in watercolour, chalk and ink.

Eva Schildt studied furniture and product design at Beckmans College of Design. She has designed decorations, a table and a newly released carpet for Svenskt Tenn.

Sofia Vusir Jansson works broadly with commissions in photography, scenography, interior design and writing.

Artist Evelina Kroon is best known for her graphic check compositions. She finds harmony in repetition and uses unexpected combinations to create texture and tension.

Natasia Wadsted is the Swedish artist and designer behind Svenskt Tenn's Easter collection 2022. This year's collection consists of a table cloth, hand-painted glass eggs and napkins in a festive and vivid design.

Ever since designers Anna Holmquist and Chandra Ahlsell founded Folkform in 2005, they have been creating unique design objects that border on crafts and industry.

As a designer, Blomqvist strives to create items beyond the expected, by combining everyday objects with a love for playful and sculptural forms.

In the spring of 2022, Svenskt Tenn will launch a completely new table setting collection, designed by Danish goldsmith and jewellery designer Charlotte Lynggaard. Here, she has used her love and passion for setting tables, and created tablecloths, napkins, placemats, trays and napkin rings.

India Mahdavi is known for creating unique environments, combining a modern sense of comfort and elegance with colour and humour.

Spanish designer and craftsman Alvaro Picardo has created a collection of hand-painted lampshades inspired by Josef Frank's classic designs and colours.

Birgitta Löwendahl has, among other things, designed jewellery, pewter and textile products for Svenskt Tenn for 20 years, and created jewellery for Svensk Slöjd, Skandium London, Garbo and more.

Jean-Baptiste Lescudé is a French architect, born in Pau in 1993. Spring 2022 he designed the fabric Persephone after the Greek goddess associated with the return of spring.

Peter Nylander is a designer and artist, educated at Beckman’s College of Design in Stockholm where he has worked as a lecturer since 2008. Spring 2022 he designed Candle holder Lux for Svenskt Tenn.

Sara Söderberg is an artist and designer. Today she explores human movement and relationships through sculpture, ceramics and site-specific works. Spring 2022 she created the dinnerware Gryning (Dawn) for Svenskt Tenn.

For the first time, Frida Fjellman, whose designs were previously often turned in wood, has produced a design entirely in glass. Her bold, colourful and sometimes radical expressions in glass, ceramics and other materials have triumphed in Sweden and internationally.

Ann Wåhlström was previously connected to the Kosta Boda glassworks but now has her own production studio in Seattle. She designed the Iris vase series for Svenskt Tenn in 2009.

Architect Per Öberg has created environments in the Liljevalchs art gallery, at the Grand Hotel and at Sturebadet in Stockholm, among others.

Karin Mamma Andersson studied at the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm from 1986 – 1993. Today she is one of Sweden’s most renowned artists internationally.

Gustaf Nordenskiöld is an artist, designer and curator based in Stockholm. He has designed a number of items for Svenskt Tenn, includin a glass collection and a set of brass knobs.

Jean-Philippe is known for his creative, playful and colourful textile designs, often pieced together layer by layer through patchwork.

Ingegerd Råman has been awarded the Excellent Swedish Design award on a number of occasions. For Svenskt Tenn she has designed both glass and porcelain.

For Svenskt Tenn, Luca Nichetto has created the colourful Fusa lighting collection. His inspiration sprung from Josef Frank’s Terrazzo textile print.

The Stockholm-based design and architecture studio TAF is founded by Gabriella Gustafson and Mattias Ståhlbom.

In 1994, Michael Anastassiades opened his studio with the aim of exploring contemporary notions on culture and aesthetics. He has created several items for Svenskt Tenn.

Designer Carina Seth Andersson's work is in a number of museums and institutions. Among other things, she has designed vases for Svenskt Tenn.

Hans Eric Ericson doesn’t allow himself to be pigeonholed. He’s as much an author as a designer, publisher, artist and satirist.

Jakob Solgren works on the borderline between art and design and has, among other things, exhibited his boxes – designed for Svenskt Tenn – at the Nationalmuseum.

Signe Persson-Melin was just a teenager when she decided to become a ceramist in the early 1940s. A few years later, Svenskt Tenn bought her first teapots and mugs.

Since 1987, Sebastian Schildt has worked on his own and today he has a gallery and showroom on Strandvägen, next door to Svenskt Tenn.

John Astbury has received international attention and won several design awards. He graduated in 2011 and since the he has worked with Svenskt Tenn on a number of occasions.

Harri Koskinen is known as one of the great Nordic designers of our time. In connection to the "Shadow Play" exhibition, he designed a floor lamp, a table lamp and a tray exclusively for Svenskt Tenn.

Kotone Utsunomiya is a Japanese artist, illustrator and picture book writer specialized in handmade techniques such as lithography, colour pencil and batik work.

The artist and illustrator Siri Carlén's ornate designs adorn everything from display windows and clothes for Swedish fashion brands to trays and interior accessories.