Tore Ahlsén (1910–1994) was a Swedish architect and designer, esteemed for his significant contributions to modernist architecture in Sweden. Working closely with his brother Erik Ahlsén, the duo became pivotal figures in the development of Swedish modernism, blending architecture and design with a focus on functionality and aesthetic simplicity. Together, they designed the Skärholmen Centre in Stockholm, a pioneering project in integrated urban planning.

Gärsnäs

Designed 1975.
Nickel diagonal metal frame. Removable cotton perforated sewn shade. Eight bulb holders.

Lighting

Large "Pia" Lamp

Chromed metal stem. Cast iron foot. Adjustable shade in cotton. Originally designed in the 1940's. 

Mainly known for designing the suburban center Årsta outside Stockholm, Architects Erik och Tore Ahlsén also designed furniture, lighting and interiors.

'Napoleon by the Nile' Floor Lamp

NK Nordiska Kompaniet

Bronze base. Steel rod. Adjustable shade height. Wire frame shade with loose cotton cover. This early example with bronze base produced in a small edition.
Architects Erik och Tore Ahlsén mainly known for designing the suburban center Årsta outside Stockholm, also designed furniture and interiors. 
Produced by NK Nordiska Kompaniet.

Bronze base. Steel rod. Adjustable shade height. Wire frame shade with loose cotton cover. This early example with bronze base produced in a small edition.

Architects Erik och Tore Ahlsén mainly known for designing the suburban center Årsta outside
Stockholm, also designed furniture and interiors. Produced by NK Nordiska Kompaniet.

Tore Ahlsén

1906-1991