Interior company in Göteborg. Founder - Otto Schultz German/ Swedish architect and designer 

Boet

Beech, wool upholstery.

Sofa available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/sofa-2305025" target="_blank"> 2305025</a>

Furniture

Pair of Lounge Chairs

Elm, wool upholstery.

Pair of lounge chairs available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/pair-of-lounge-chairs-2305001" target="_blank">2305001</a>

Sofa

Stained birch, birch, intarsia decoration.

Chest of Drawers

Limed oak, leatherette, 'Bo-point decoration' with brass nails in the motif of 'Adam and Eve', designed by Gunnar Erik Ström.
Branded 'Boet'.

Provenance: Private Collection, Sweden

'Paradise' Cabinet

History:
The decoration on the 'Paradise' cabinet was executed by Gunnar Erik Ström (1892-1982), painter, draughtsman, graphic artist and sculptor. Gunnar Ström decorated, among other things, the main restaurant for the Gothenburg exhibition in 1923, and the following year was comissioned to paint the ceiling in the Hotel Palace in Gothenburg. Other major commissions included the mirror paintings for the ocean liners M/S Kungsholm (1928) and M/S Stockholm (1948).

Literature:
Berghman, Arvid, 'Boet', Göteborg 1945, p. 64, p70.
Hedqvist, Hedvig, Björk,  Christian, Ericson, Eric, 'Swedish Modern', Orosdi (Sweden) 2018, p.512.

Original calf leather. Decorative brass nails. Mahogany interior and base. Attributed to Otto Schultz Boet.

Cabinet

Frame with white faux leather and brass studding. Attributed to Otto Schulz. 1930s-40s. Manufactured by Boet, Götenborg.

Various

Mirror

Two piece stacking cabinet in beech. 
Matted silvered bronze handles and inlaid wood handles. 
Starting his furniture company in 1920, Otto Schulz published a yearly interior design periodical between 1928 and 1938.

Campaign Chest on Chest

Wall Mirror

Flamed birch, dark stained birch, inlay of various woods. Adjustable shelves, drawers.

Pair of Cabinets

Round Mirror

Birch and black lacquer. Six drawers. Inlaid handles.

Low Cabinet

Birch and black lacquer. 
Base with four drawers, top with adjustable shelves. 
Inlay of abstract cactus plants in different woods. 
Literature: 
BOET magazine, 1935, pages 205, 209 and 211.