Stig Lindberg was one of the most prolific designers in Scandinavia. In 1937 he went to work for Gustavsberg pottery under Wilhelm Kage and became art director in 1949. He experimented freely and worked in a range of styles and materials.
Ceramist Gunnar Nylund was equally active in Sweden and in Denmark. He and Danish ceramist Nathalie Krebs started their own workshop, Saxbo, where Nylund experimented with forms and Krebs worked with glazes. In 1930 Nylund joined Rörstrand and was one of its leading designers until 1958.
In Italy Antonia Campi reinterpreted common objects, such as vases, cups and jugs. After a successful career as a ceramist, she became a designer of bathroom fixtures.
From modernity.se and rogallery.com
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| Stig Lindberg, 1956 modernity.se |
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| Stig Lindberg, 1950s modernity.se |
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| Gunnar Nylund, 1950s modernity.se |
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| Gunnar Nylund, 1950s modernity.se |
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| Nathalie Krebs, 1950s utopiaretromodern.com |
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| Antonia Campi 1stdibs.com |
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