Design Stories
Welcome to explore a world of design!
Christmas in our Museum Shop
Unique gifts in Röhsskas Museum Shop
It’s Christmas time in our store! Here you’ll find gifts, sweets and much more. Welcome in!
Christmas and New Year
Opening hours
During Christmas and New Year, our opening hours are as follows:
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, December 24–25: Closed
Boxing Day, December 26: Open 11 AM–5 PM
New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, December 31–January 1: Closed
Regular opening hours apply on other days.
Permanent Exhibition
Design Stories
Everything from the mobile phone in your pocket to the T-shirt you have on or even the font in this text is a result of design. The permanent exhibition Design Stories offers a journey of discovery from the mid-1800s to today with over 500 objects from the museum’s collection. Welcome to a world of design!
November 16 – January 19
Young Swedish Design 2024
Futuristic folklore, colorful glass, and versatile modules are featured in this year’s edition of the exhibition Young Swedish Design. Discover the latest and most innovative work in young Swedish design!
Permanent exhibition
18th-Century Design & Craft
Dancing figurines, fastidiously ornamented furniture feet and full period interiors. Welcome to 18th-Century Design & Craft, the new permanent exhibition at the Röhsska Museum of Design and Craft.
Movie
Introduction to The Röhsska Museum
We have selected some objects from our collections that in different ways show what the Röhsska Museum is and would like to be.
Permanent exhibition
Inspiration East Asia
The Röhsska Museum’s permanent collection display of applied arts and crafts from Asia reveals the stories and inspirations between the Nordic countries and East Asia.
Torsten och Wanja Söderbergs hall
Read, reflect, discuss. In the Torsten och Wanja Söderbergs hall visitors can immerse themselves in Swedish and Nordic design.
Chairs
The Röhsska Museum’s collection includes more than 500 chairs. In the open storage repository, visitors can peruse a selection that spans more than 300 years. The chair is an inherently interesting design object that is generally expected to be comfortable, practical and aesthetically pleasing.