Artists' House of Stockholm

The Artists' House features a facade crafted in Portland limestone with ornate details, including wall openings, a crowning balustrade, and clover-leafed windows.

The building, designed by architect Ludvig Petersen and completed in 1898, opened its doors on January 7, 1899 as a center for artistic creation.

The Swedish Artists Association maintains this establishment as a central location for exhibitions, workshops, and creative exchanges between artists from various disciplines.

The building contains multiple exhibition spaces, a restaurant called Konstnärsbaren with a dining room, bar, and banquet hall decorated with wall paintings from 1931.

Small relief sculptures created by painter Gustaf Theodor Wallén adorn the front doors of this structure inspired by 16th-century Italian and Spanish architectural trends.

Location: Stockholm

Inception: 1898

Address: Smålandsgatan 7, SE-111 46

Website: http://konstnarshuset.org

GPS coordinates: 59.33364,18.07445

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:31