Folke PALSSON

In the early 1950s, Palsson founded his own design studio in Gothenburg. He quickly made a name for himself with his functional, minimalist approach to design, which influenced many contemporary designers. His work was characterized by clean lines, simple forms and the use of natural materials such as wood.

One of Palsson's most iconic creations is the "J77" chair, designed in 1955. This wooden chair was acclaimed for its elegant design and sturdy construction. It became a classic of Scandinavian design and was widely produced and sold around the world.

Over the course of his career, Folke Palsson worked for numerous companies and designed a variety of furniture, from chairs and tables to shelves and lamps. His creations were appreciated for their timeless aesthetics and practical functionality.

Folke Palsson received numerous awards for his work, including the prestigious Swedish Design Award. His legacy lives on in the design industry, where his creations continue to be appreciated and influential. Folke Palsson died on April 18, 1985, but his impact on contemporary design remains significant.





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