Are you interested in the intersection of art and craftsmanship? These are the applied art museums you should visit in Sweden:
1Gustavsberg porcelain
GustavsbergThe Gustavsberg factory was renowned for its progressive social structure. The conditions for the workers were better than elsewhere, which was a significant factor in its rapid growth. The workers only joined a union in 1919, reflecting the factory's commitment to providing a conducive working environment. 2Smålands Museum
VäxjöSmålands museum – Sveriges glasmuseum is situated in the city of Växjö, in the region of Småland, Sweden. It serves as the county museum for Kronobergs län, offering a unique insight into the history and culture of the region. 3Nordic Museum
StockholmThe Nordic Museum in Stockholm looks like a cathedral, but is in fact a museum with a vast collection of furniture, art and other artefacts connected with the cultural history of Sweden from the early modern period (which began in 1520) to the contemporary period. The museum is located on Djurgården 4Löfstad Palace
KimstadThe noble house is preserved intact as it was lived in during the early 20th century, including artworks as well as things of everyday use. 5VIDA Museum & Konsthall
HalltorpAn architectonic marvel that holds impressive examples of Swedish art spanning from glass masterpieces to paintings. 6Målerås Glasbruk
MåleråsAdjacent to the glassworks, this design centre puts glass artists' masterpieces on display. Rich variety of techniques and designs. 7Nationalmuseum
StockholmThe Nationalmuseum is located in Stockholm and is the largest art museum in Sweden. The collection of the Nationalmuseum includes old paintings and sculptures, handicrafts and drawings from the 16th century to the 20th century. The collection contains work by great artists such as Rembrandt, Rubens, 8Röhsska Museum
GothenburgThe Röhsska Museum is an art museum in Gotherburg that is devoted to design, fashion and applied arts. The museum holds a collection of over 50,000 pieces, mostly consisting of handicraft and design products from Sweden and Europe and arts and crafts from Japan and China. Furthermore, the Röhsska Mu- 9
Eda Glasmuseum
Eda GlasbrukEda Glasmuseum is a museum situated in the town of Eda, in the Värmland region of Sweden. This location is known for its rich history and cultural significance, making it an interesting destination for tourists who are interested in Swedish history and culture.