Modernity
An oasis for mid-century design
Set along Sibyllegatan street, the unofficial creative heart of Stockholm, lovers of all things design will appreciate this store’s impeccable collection of mid-century-modern furniture, ceramics, lighting and jewellery. Established in 1998 by Scotsman Andrew Duncanson, it has acquired a reputation for the calibre of its inventory, which includes pieces by the likes of Hans Wegner, Alvar Aalto and Berndt Friberg, among others.
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