Troeds

Troeds is a Swedish furniture manufacturer based in Bjärnum, a town that became an important centre for furniture production during the mid 20th century. Established by Hugo Troedsson and developed alongside his wife Svea, Troeds became particularly well known during the 1950s and 1960s, producing beautifully made Scandinavian modern furniture.

The company worked with notable Swedish designers including Nils Jonsson and Yngve Ekström, creating furniture characterised by clean lines, thoughtful proportions and practical storage. Teak was frequently used, with sideboards, cabinets, shelving systems and tables reflecting the understated styling associated with Scandinavian modern design.

Nils Jonsson’s designs for Troeds are particularly sought after today. His work includes the modular Domi Monté range, designed during the 1960s and combining flexible shelving and storage with the simple, refined appearance typical of Swedish furniture from the period.