Global Inspiration: Swedish Gustavian
Swedish design in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s brought a touch of femininity and lightness to furnishings. Several antique shops today feature brilliant Gustavian pieces. There are also manufactured retail options that embody this genre in their designs.
Tone on Tone, located in Maryland, specializes in 18th and 19th century painted Swedish antiques. They have a large selection of cabinets, chairs, clocks, settees, tables, and accessories. Their website is updated weekly. Here are some beautiful pieces from Tone on Tone:
Cupboards & Roses, out of Massachusetts, are known for their extensive collection of 18th and 19th century painted furniture from Scandinavia and Europe. They have a variety unique case pieces, mirrors, and chairs as displayed below:
Julie Neill Designs
Julie Neill Designs, out of New Orleans specializes in hand crafted lighting. They use various finishing techniques such as: painting, glazing, gilding, plastering, and antiquing. Their pieces can be customized to order in any size and finish. Several of her designs appear to have Gustavian influences, I am especially fond of her one of a kind sconces:
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If you chose to create a Swedish inspired kitchen or breakfast room in your home, compliment the light hues with soft blue linens, checkered prints, and patina accents.
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