SWEDISH GRACE
Discover our selection of rugs created and inspired by the timeless elegance of Swedish Grace.
GRACE ACT 3
The set: Bio Skandia, a 1923 cinema by architect Gunnar Asplund, later celebrated for Stockholm's public library. Midnight ceiling, silk-covered globes suspended like stars, walls carrying the work of a generation's most gifted young artists. A century of opening nights later, starring an ever-evolving collection inspired by Swedish Grace.

Bio Skandia, Sweden.

Bio Skandia, Sweden.

Bio Skandia, Sweden.

Bio Skandia, Sweden.
GRACE
At the Stockholm Concert Hall – a hallmark of Swedish Grace architecture – Ivar Tengbom’s neoclassical rhythm and sculptural columns provide the natural backdrop for the collection. A shared expression of symmetry, balance, and grace, the Grace collection offers a modern interpretation of the era, capturing its spirit through form and proportion.

Stockholm Concert Hall, Sweden.
GILD
Enter the doors of The Matchstick Palace to find a place that speaks to the quiet grandeur of the era. Each of the rugs bears the hallmarks of the 1920s Gilded age, incorporating a nod to neoclassical geometric motifs all underpinned by a refined, warm color palette.

The Matchstick Palace, Sweden.

The Matchstick Palace, Sweden.






































