Tallum produces the Stockholm Armchair, originally created for the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition where Gunnar Asplund served as chief architect

The chair features a galvanized steel tube frame with distinctive bowl-shaped feet designed to prevent sinking into gravel surfaces.

European oak battens form the backrest, armrests, and seat, attached with aluminum rivets.

All production and assembly occurs in Sweden. The design addresses outdoor furniture requirements from the 1930 exhibition, where over three thousand chairs were manufactured by Borensbergs mekaniska verkstad and Iwan B. Giertz. Tallum’s version maintains the original specifications with galvanized steel, solid oak, and aluminum construction. Dimensions: L 54.5 / W 52.5 / H 80.5 cm, 7.2 kg.

Tallum is the official producer of furniture designed by Sigurd Lewerentz, Gunnar Asplund and Bernt Nyberg. All products are made in Sweden and licensed by the families of the architects.

About Us
Tallum was founded in 2018 by the architect Johannes Norlander with the aim to reinvigorate objects made by some of the most prominent Scandinavian modernists. In Sweden, we have a rich history of architects designing furniture, something that has been neglected over time. Today we seldom see architects designing the interiors of their buildings due to commercial aspects, procurements or lack of knowledge. Tallum is a contemporary commentary on this with the aim to elevate some of the most interesting works done in the 20th century.