Exhibitions·Stockholm archipelago
The joyful world of Stig Lindberg
The exhibition brings together the different kinds of work by a designer whose creations have shaped Swedish homes and design.
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- When
- Since 23 October
- Where
- Gustavsberg Porcelain MuseumOdelbergs väg 5, 134 40 GustavsbergMap and directions
Stig Lindberg’s designs are the subject of an exhibition at the Porcelain Museum in Gustavsberg. He began his career at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory and worked there from 1937 to 1981. The exhibition covers work across ceramics, textiles, plastics, graphic design and children’s book illustration. For Gustavsberg, Lindberg designed tableware classics including Berså and Spisa Ribb. His designs also reached many Swedish homes through porcelain sold in Cooperative Union stores. The show offers visitors interested in Swedish design a look at a creator whose work shaped contemporary Sweden and continues to appeal in Sweden and abroad. Lindberg’s range extended beyond household objects: he also designed a television set and illustrated books including Krakel Spektakel and Musikbussen.
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- Event data: Visit Stockholm, Stockholm Business Region AB (CC BY 4.0; the text is ours).
- Event data: Visit Sweden's national API and Sweden's regional tourism organisations.
- Listed at visitstockholm.com.
- Updated 3 November 2026