The designer Eva Schildt was influenced by her upbringing in the Stockholm archipelago, which shows in her artistic work. Since graduating in furniture and product design at Beckmans College of Design in 2001, she has designed a wide range of things from furniture and textiles to packaging and exhibition displays. Eva also works as an interior architect.
Eva Schildt – Where Tradition Meets Functional Modernity
Based in Stockholm, Schildt is driven by the belief that our environment is in a constant state of change—a concept beautifully reflected in her nature-inspired designs. Her work seamlessly fuses classic elements with a touch of humble modernity.
Working with a diverse range of materials and techniques, Schildt effortlessly balances the art of craftsmanship with the precision of mass production. Her often sculptural designs burst with everyday humor, personality, and outstanding functionality, earning her international recognition. Among her celebrated creations are the iconic Constella and Äng from Klong.
You can experience Eva Schildt’s work at Stockholm’s National Museum and Gothenburg’s Röhsska Museum.
