Designed by Hans Wegner for Andreas Tuck, Denmark. 1960’s.

Brazilian rosewood and matt steel legs.

About Modernity: Modernity is a leading gallery in Stockholm, Sweden, dealing in 20th century design. We specialize in Scandinavian Design: furniture, ceramics, glass, lighting and jewellery. Our range consists of both well known classics and rare pieces by artists such as Hans Wegner, Arne Jacobsen, Alvar Aalto, Axel Salto, Berndt Friberg, to name but a few. The emphasis is on post-war design.

Modernity supplies pieces to international collectors and museums. Our busy central showroom has also become a meeting place for anyone interested in 20th century design.

This house is located in one of the villages near the sea in Sweden. 

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House Morran renovated by Architect Johannes Norlander on an island outside Gothenburg in Sweden. The exterior is clad in tar coated plywood and the interior is pine.

Designed in 1919 by Johan Petter Johanesson, the Triplex lamp is an industrial classic favored by collectors in Sweden. One of those aficionadoes, Robert Kullenberg, an engineer, has formed a design company called Mackapar, dedicated to bringing the Triplex back into production. Kullenberg expects his first batch of 100 Triplex lights to be available in spring 2011; follow the progress at Mackapar.

Modern approach to a traditional alpine cottage from Stockholm firm PS Arkitektur. Located in the snowy woods of Bruksvallarna, Sweden, the cabin features an ebony-stained clapboard exterior, an unfinished plywood interior and gray industrial kitchen cabinets.

A house in Sweden, photographed by Rachel Smith.

A house in Sweden, photographed by Rachel Smith.