Where to find Stockholm’s best vintage furniture

Stockholm, is a hub of great design including furniture, lighting, and décor accessories. But what if you want something from another era - from Mid-Century Modern to Art Nouveau?

That’s where Stockholm’s fantastic selection of vintage furniture shops come in. That selection can also come with a price tag, to be sure, but that’s because the quality of these pieces is like-new, and they’re made to last the test of time.

Here are the vintage furniture and interior design shops that design-lovers need to know about in Stockholm, Sweden:

For serious design-lovers, furniture collectors, and those who just want a bit of eye candy, Modernity is the place to go in Stockholm. The gallery-cum-store is an ever-changing space with some of the most sought-after furniture, textiles, and ceramics of the 20th century. Modernity painstakingly researches their pieces, so you won’t just find out the designer and material, but likely exactly where and how it has been used in the past. Even if you’re not looking to buy, treat this place like an art gallery and go feast your eyes.

Modernity, Sibyllegatan 6, 114 42 Stockholm

Specialising in post-WWII furniture, Wigerdals Värld has been a popular vintage furniture shop since it opened in 1994. From a range of furniture and lighting by well-known designers to quirky items like old fashioned toys and figurines, there’s a little something for every vintage design interest. The store has a particularly strong collection of glass and ceramics, so be sure to take a peek if that’s your thing.

Wigerdals Värld, Krukmakargatan 14, 118 51 Stockholm

Located in Vasastan, Bacchus Antik is exactly what you’d picture a store focused on Art Nouveau and Swedish Classic design to look like: charming, a little packed, and full of treasures, just like your grandmother’s living room. Pay special attention to their art; always have a fantastic selection! If your’e looking for classic holiday décor, including Easter and Christmas, Bacchus is the place to go.

Bacchus Antik, Upplandsgatan 46, 113 28 Stockholm

What started in 2011 as a pop-up of vintage furniture curated by Cristian Lind has become a mainstay of the design-meets-art scene in Stockholm. In addition to selling vintage furniture (curated more for aesthetic than any particular design era or well-known designers), Temporärt does set design, curated experiences including dining, and even music curation.

Their Stockholm location is more of a showroom than a shop; we recommend you shop through their online store or Instagram.

Temporärt, Kronobergsgatan 9, 112 38 Stockholm

This fabulous shop has a combination of new and vintage, but their vintage is a real treat. Furniture, lighting, and an incredible array of vintage Moroccan rugs: they have it all! Brandstationen’s style is a little more glamorous and lush than the typical Swedish interior design store, but that’s what makes it special. Definitely a must-visit for a day or afternoon of interior treasure hunting.

Brandstationen, Hornsgatan 64, 118 21 Stockholm