What's inside the Orrefors Spring/Summer 2024 Collection

Orrefors is the Swedish glass house that grew from a 19th-century jar producer into the artistic-glass name acclaimed at the 1925 Paris World's Fair under Edward Hald and Simon Gate. The Spring/Summer 2024 catalog covers the current Orrefors range — hand-blown glassware, vases, candle holders, and decorative objects — across heritage and contemporary collaborations, each entry documented with article numbers, dimensions, weight, and retail barcodes.

Featured collections

Nobel by Gunnar Cyrén — Swedish hand-blown wine, champagne, and martini glasses plus the matching decanter, all with the signature 21-carat gold-painted stems used at the annual Nobel Banquet in Stockholm.
Ebon by Claesson Koivisto Rune — hand-blown deep-black vases in 190mm and 240mm sizes with intentionally asymmetrical, settled silhouettes.
Tou by Claesson Koivisto Rune — minimalist votive holders built as two stacked glass components (thick base + thin cylindrical top) reimagining the hurricane lamp.
Cirrus by Anne Nilsson — substantial candlesticks in 185mm and 285mm with a frosted massive base, clear glass stem, and stainless-steel candleholder (launched 2020).
Squeeze by Lena Bergström — smokey-brown translucent vases with pinched, indented forms, from wide tulip-style to tall floor vase.
Smoke-color & blue/charcoal fluted vases — fluted-base vessels styled in a contemporary cream-and-linen still life with foliage and white protea.

What you'll find inside

The book opens with the Orrefors heritage essay on lime, sand, and the artists who built the brand, then moves through each collection with both technical product pages and lifestyle settings — a misty-lake dining-table scene with the gold-stemmed Nobel, a Scandinavian coastal table set for celebration, and a serene console vignette with smoke-colored vases on a dark sideboard. The aesthetic is consistently modern, sophisticated, and rooted in Scandinavian craft.

Designer credits — Gunnar Cyrén, Anne Nilsson, Lena Bergström, and Claesson Koivisto Rune — anchor the lineage from heritage masters to current contemporary collaborators. Request the free print copy above, or flip through all 59 pages in the digital edition right here.