Grünewaldsalen, Concert hall in Konserthuset Stockholm, Sweden
Grünewaldsalen is a concert hall in Konserthuset Stockholm with decorated walls and ceiling throughout the space. The artistic compositions show figures from music history and Greek mythology arranged to enhance the room's character.
The space was designed by architect Ivar Tengbom and opened in 1926 as part of the concert hall project. Artist Isaac Grünewald completed the wall and ceiling paintings during the same period, establishing its visual identity from the start.
The room is named after artist Isaac Grünewald, who created the painted decorations. The artwork combines musical themes with classical influences that reflect how music and visual art were seen as connected forms of expression.
Access to the room is part of the concert hall's regular visiting hours and availability. Visitors should note that scheduled events or tours may affect when the space can be viewed.
The foyer features a large carpet inspired by Minoan culture surrounded by dark mahogany columns with bronze capitals. These decorative elements create a distinctive entrance experience before entering the main hall.
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