NATIONALMUSEUM-Stockholm
Nationalmuseum, the National Museum of Fine Arts, in Stockholm, Sweden re-opened in 2018 after a four year-long renovation. Massproductions was asked to design and produce a table for the café and restaurant area, which resulted in the Draft Table.
Client: Nationalmuseum
Architect: Wingårdh Architects and Wikerstål Architects
Original Architect: Fredrik Wilhelm Scholander, 1863
Year: 2020
Location: Stockholm Sweden
Photography: Pia Ulin
Architect: Wingårdhs / Erik Wikerståhl
Nationalmuseum first opened in 1866. Originally designed by architect Friedrich August Stüler.
Photographer: Pia Ulin.
Nationalmuseum, the National Museum of Fine Arts, in Stockholm, Sweden re-opened in 2018 after a four year-long renovation. Massproductions was asked to design and produce a table for the café and restaurant area, which resulted in the Draft Table.
When creating the table, Designer in Chief Chris Martin wanted to scale down all details not adding function, and that could disturb the museum and its surroundings. The end result come out of a creative experiment with large geometric forms, made of massive FSC-certified wood in ash.
