Tändstickspalatset, the Matchstick Palace, is a listed building in central Stockholm linked to Ivar Kreuger. It is described as an example of Swedish Grace in architecture, art and interior design. Ivar Tengbom was its architect. Swedish artists and designers Carl Milles, Elsa Gullberg and Carl Malmsten also contributed to the building.

The Matchstick Palace brings those elements together in one place: its architecture, art and interior design are all associated with the Swedish Grace style. Tengbom is identified as the architect, while Milles, Gullberg and Malmsten are among the named artistic and design contributors. Today, the listed building is a members club, co-working space and conference centre. Its current uses include club membership, shared work space and conferences, alongside its described architectural and artistic features. For visitors interested in Swedish design, the palace offers a chance to encounter a building associated with that style and with the work of the named contributors.