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Barbro Nilsson (1899-1983)
In 1889, the Swedish textile designer Barbro Nilsson was born in Malmö, in the Southwest of Sweden. She was educated at Johanna Brunssons vävskola and Tekniska skolan in Stockholm (now Kunstfackskolan). She became a capable, inspiring and demanding teacher in her textile subjects.

22100
Swedish Flat Weave

22027
Swedish Flat Weave

22028
Swedish Flat Weave

22087
Swedish Flat Weave

22165
Swedish Flat Weave

22182
Swedish Flat Weave

22187
Swedish Flat Weave

22084
Swedish Flat Weave

02788
Swedish Flat Weave

02858
Swedish Flat Weave

22123
Swedish Flat Weave

02954
SWEDISH FLAT WEAVE

03233
Swedish Pile

03269
Swedish Pile

03270
Swedish Pile

03326
Swedish Pile

03273
Swedish Pile

03234
Swedish Pile

22247
Swedish Wall Hanging

02797
Swedish Wall Hanging

22180
Swedish Wall Hanging/Carpet

Märta Måås-Fjetterström (1873-1941)

02706
Swedish Flat Weave

02895
Swedish Flat Weave

02931
Swedish Flat Weave

02962
Swedish Flat Weave

02767 & 02807
Swedish Flat Weave

02639
SWEDISH FLAT WEAVE

03339
Swedish Pile

03156
Swedish Pile

03192
Swedish Pile

03247
Swedish Pile

22266
Swedish Tapestry

02826
Swedish Wall Hanging

22140
Swedish wall hanging

02828
Swedish Wall Hanging

02772
Swedish Wall Hanging

22271
Swedish Wall Hanging

André Arbus (1903 -1969)

03351
Art Deco Savonnerie

Marion Dorn (1896-1964)
In 1939, interior designer, HG Hayes Marshall described Marion Dorn as ‘one of the most prominent and successful designers of our time’. Dorothy Todd, an influential journalist who had first brought Dorn to public attention in 1925, christened her the ‘architect of floors’.

03183
Art Deco Savonnerie

03165
Art Deco Savonnerie

Ashley Havinden (1903 – 1973)

03164
English Art Deco

03124
Art Deco Savonnerie

02620
Aubusson

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