Oslo Opera House

The international exhibition Balenciaga - Master of Couture has been created by the famous Victoria and Albert Museum in London and highlights the creative process.

Over 500 chairs dressed in Svensson fabric Ink in the remodeled congress hall in Borås, Sweden.

Together with the architectural firm Claesson Koivisto Rune, Anna and Patrik Johäll have created an experience that extends beyond a mere living environment, focusing on spaces that reflect the tranquility and purity of the surrounding landscape.

Konstfack's restaurant ‘The Plant’ is decorated with a huge photographic collage woven by Svensson. The textile art is designed to commemorate 175 years of Swedens University of Arts, Craft and Design also known as Konstfack.

At Korskyrkan in Umeå the benches are upholstered with the Svensson fabric Rami plus. Mixing the matt wool yarn with the shimmering ramie fiber creates an exciting combination. 

Hanging fabric Mint used as a backdrop at the Landskrona Museum

Officially opened in April 2008, the Oslo Opera House was designed by the Norwegian architectures from Snøhetta. The opera, which took five years to complete, sits on the bank of the Bjørvika district.

The Glass Market Cafe is one of the Corning Museum of Glass' most spectacular settings.

The interior architect and designer Pierre Sindre is this year’s Bruno Mathsson award winner, and the exhibition at the Vandalorum museum in Värnamo is framed by hanging textiles from Svensson.