Cast iron box by Husqvarna from the late 1950s Asko Its distinctive bent L-shaped legs

Its distinctive bent L-shaped legs

and graphic arts—guided by a belief that design rooted in philosophical clarity was meaningful

an engineer with a passion for form and aesthetics

The Brooklyn Museum

and other home accessories that combined Scandinavian simplicity with fine craftsmanship

Cast iron box by Husqvarna from the late 1950s Asko Its distinctive bent L-shaped legsRelief decor on the lid of the Husqvarna works, 1689 1957. The Husqvarna symbol used between 1912 and 1972 to mark the connection to the crown is used on all four corners. Dimensions approx. 20x8,5x3,5 cm. *The final image, where the piece of furniture is shown in an environment, is a rendering of the product. Although it uses a cut out of our actual product, slight differences may have occurred. For an exact representation, see the other images.