How fortunate for me that the letter F just happens to fit right in with my series of posts from our fabulous Textile Museum.
On the first floor of the museum there is a permanent exhibition of all kinds of old machinery from fabric factories and fashion industry.
Familiar face?
On the second floor, there is just now a flashy exhibition of 60’s and 70’s Swedish Design including furniture as well as frocks.
It tickles my fantasy what that sofa really looks like?
Maybe it’s just another piece of fold-it-yourself
corrugated cardboard furniture!
This bedframe seems to be of more durable design.
To see what F’s other friends have found,
go to ABC Wednesday
To see all posts from the Textile Museum on this blog,
click the label Textile Museum.
informative, colorful w nice narrative to boot
ReplyDeleteROG, ABC Wednesday team
Fabulous photos and very informative. I love learning about all these "F's"
ReplyDeleteWonderful fotos, or is it photos? The machinery is fascinating. Also, I can picture rows of women sewing and sewing. :D
ReplyDeletethis truly and amazing and Fabolous museum. i would love to wander through it with you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific, interesting post for the F Day! Your photos are superb and I, too, love the narrative you've provided! It would be wonderful to visit there! Hope your week is going well! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
ABC Team
Very beautiful. And it's kind of sad too that we lose our fabric/textile industry here in the US. Happy Wednesday!
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Fits very well for the F~Day !! Fantastic museum and loved the finished products!!
ReplyDeleteMy F post is Forest Fires
A feast for the eyes!! I would definately have that couch in my house!! hippy-like, psychedelic and happy! The bed looks Norse, but I'm more interested in the decorations around it. Like that cute little orange upside-down umbralla thing. The mannequin could stand to gain a few pounds.
ReplyDeleteWow! Fascinating trip through the fabric factory! Thanks for sharing,
ReplyDeleteLeslie
ABCW Team
This is such a wonderful textile museum. We have a textile museum in Toronto and I don't remember it being nearly as nice as this one!
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