Scandinavian Design And The United States 1890 - 1980 Impact

"Scandinavian Design and The United States 1890 - 1980" showcased the enduring relationship between the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Iceland) and the United States.

Rag Rugs: Ida Laituri Nevala's Enduring Craftsmanship

The rag rug tradition is a notable example of the Scandinavian design showcased in the exhibition.

Jens Risom's Innovative Chair Design

The exhibition featured Risom's iconic Model 650 chair, made from maple and jute, which Knoll Associated Inc produced.

Greta Von Nessen's Versatile SPH Lamp

The exhibition featured Risom's iconic Model 650 chair, made from maple and jute, which Knoll Associated Inc produced.

Peer Smed And Peter Berg's Silver Craftsmanship

The exhibition showcased Smed's Silver Cocktail Shakers, featuring a striking owl design, which captured visitors' attention with its unique aesthetic.

Jens H. Quistgaard And Dansk Designs

The exhibition highlighted Quistgaard's teak and metal ice buckets, casserole dishes made from enamel and steel, and pitchers.

Finn Juhl And The Modern Armchair

The exhibition featured Juhl's Armchair Model 400-1/2, crafted from walnut and leather.

Arne Jacobsen's Timeless Eames Shell Chair

The exhibition highlighted the enduring relevance of the Egg Chair;

Greta Magnusson Grossman's Fusion Of Scandinavian And California Design

The exhibition highlighted her desk, made from walnut, iron, and Formica, which exemplified her mastery of light and dark contrasts.