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Sigvard Bernadotte var en svensk prins, kunstindustriel og industriel designer. Allerede i 1930 indledte Sigvard Bernadotte et samarbejde, der varede indtil 1980, med Georg Jensen Sølvsmedie, for hvem han tegnede en række fine korpusarbejder, dels klassicerende, dels funktionalistiske.
Bernadotte’s ubiquitous 1957 Virrvarr pattern has been used on everything from countertops and cutting boards to blankets from Sassabrassa to American floors by Formica. From an early age, young Sigvard was influenced by his great uncle, Prince Eugén. His great uncle was recognized as much as an artist as a member of the royal family.
Marianne Bernadotte ( Helsingborg, 15 de julio de 1924) también conocida como princesa Marianne Bernadotte, es una actriz, ícono de la moda y filántropa sueca que en 1961 se casó con Sigvard Bernadotte, el segundo hijo de Gustavo VI Adolfo de Suecia. Desde la muerte de Gunnila Bernadotte en 2016, es la última tía superviviente del actual ...
Sigvard Bernadotte (1907-2002) svensk prins, kunstindustriel og industriel designer. Allerede i 1930 indledte han et samarbejde, der varede indtil 1980, med Georg Jensen Sølvsmedie, for hvem han tegnede en række fine korpusarbejder, dels klassicerende, dels funktionalistiske. Sammen med den danske designer Acton Bjørn oprettede han ...
The elegant ridged surface was inspired by designer Sigvard Bernadotte’s original silver pieces created in the 1930s but is given a new, modern appeal when translated into stainless steel. One of Georg Jensen’s original collaborators, Swedish royal prince Sigvard Bernadotte’s iconic work looks as good now as when first designed.
Bernadotte collection. Inspired by the work of Prince Sigvard Bernadotte, this collection of classic tableware has a truly timeless appeal. The bowls, vases and candle holders elegant lines have a refinement that elevates every dining experience. BERNADOTTE white wine Glass, 6 pcs. - Design Inspired by Sigvard Bernadotte.
Rosti now had a bowl that united function, quality and design. Named after a niece. In 1950 the bowl went into production. Some years later, Sigvard Bernadotte wanted to give it a special name. Bernadotte was the son of the Swedish King Gustav VI Adolf, the brother of the Danish Queen Ingrid and thus the uncle of Princess Margrethe.
