Ung Svensk Form 2025–The forefront of young design
Ung Svensk Form is more than an exhibition – it’s a groundbreaking report on the present and future of Swedish design.
Few exhibitions impact designers, industry and the public like Ung Svensk Form, which showcases Sweden’s most promising talents, touring nationwide and inspiring audiences at every stop.
Visitors will experience a diversity of expressions and perspectives, from groundbreaking design innovations to in-depth socio-cultural analyses. The exhibition is designed to inspire and engage, encouraging reflection and discussion about our shared future. A unique opportunity to engage and talk with all the designers on place at Stockholm Furniture Fair in Greenhouse.
“This exhibition offers a rich and dynamic experience for anyone interested in understanding and shaping the future of Swedish design,” says Björn Nordin, CEO Svensk Form.
Ung Svensk Form 2025 possesses a dynamic force that inspires and aims to transform. Showcasing the latest and most innovative in young Swedish design, this exhibition is a testament to craftsmanship, creativity, and a keen sense of materials. From applications across Sweden, a selection of 25 contributions is presented in Ung Svensk Form 2025. A vital plattform for designers, industry, media and the public, it amplifies key messages and award prestigious scholarships to shape the future of design
The Exhibition concept Annual Rings, designed by Matti Klenell, redefines touring exhibitions through sustainability and evolution. This adaptable, layered display grows with each setup, merging tradition and future. Built to be reused and redefined, its knotty spruce and annual shifting gray tones tell a timeless and powerfull story.
A completely new way of building sustainable exhibitions.
The exhibition Ung Svensk Form 2025, Young Swedish Design, is a co-production between Svensk Form and Dunker’s cultural center. The project is presented in association with IKEA of Sweden, IKEA Museum, The City of Malmö, Stockholm Furniture Fair, Swedish Wood, and a raft of scholarship providers and exhibition organizers.
Young Swedish Design
Dunkers Kulturhus
Southern Sweden Design Days
Sara Kulturhus
IKEA Museum
Röhsska Museum
