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4worldlovers: The newly renovated OWO building in London - which used to be the Old War Office on Whitehall in London - has been turned into a Raffles Hotel and luxury residences. This is where Churchill had his office during World War II. Winch Design has collaborated with Modernity - many of our unique pieces are placed around the apartment together with contemporary design and art.

Paavo Tynell (1890 – 1973) is one of the most important 20th-century lighting designers. He was a trained sheet metal worker – a unique background that influenced his recognisable aesthetic. The company Taito Oy was founded by Tynell himself because other manufacturers considered his creations too complex for production.

In collaboration with the London Festival of Architecture, we are excited to showcase this project for the first time in Europe. Modernity specialises in 20th Century Nordic design. Est Stockholm 1998. Their newest London gallery opened in January 2023.

This week, Modernity is exhibiting at TEFAF New York, which runs from Friday 12 May until Tuesday 16 May. The fair is held at the historic Park Avenue Armory in the Upper East Side, and this is our fourth year exhibiting at TEFAF New York.

We are excited to announce In the Spotlight: Sandra Davolio, our forthcoming exhibition during London Craft Week 2023. The show at our gallery in Newson's Yard on Pimlico Road will bring together ten new ceramic works of varying scale and form.

Walk around our newly opened gallery in the heart of Belgravia, London

Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe was a master jeweller and silversmith and is one of the most important Swedish designers of the twentieth century. She is known as ‘Torun’ and is the first female silversmith to have received international recognition. Throughout her career, Torun worked in Sweden, France, Germany, and Indonesia.

Modernity has opened a new permanent London showroom located in Newson’s Yard – a newly developed design destination on the Pimlico Road in Belgravia.

Modernity is delighted to return to Berkeley Square to exhibit at PAD London 2022 which runs from 10 October to 16 October. This year will be our tenth year of showcasing our selection of rare and high-grade Nordic design collectables at PAD London. Please feel free to visit us at booth B4.

Welcome back to 14 Cavendish Square, London. Modernity reopened the doors to the 18th century mansion on July 21st. It is a treasure trove of 20th century Nordic design and art.

Modernity will participate in Masterpiece London 2022, which runs from 30 June to 6 July 2022. We are delighted to be part of the first Masterpiece fair since 2019 and are eager to return to the grounds of Royal Hospital Chelsea. This will be our fifth appearance at the fair. We will be located on stand 310.

Modernity is delighted to announce their collaborative exhibition hosted by art collector Anne-Pierre d’Albis-Ganem at a pied a terre in Kensington. Opening on Thursday 17th March, this intimate display will present unique artworks in new collection “There Are No Strangers Here” made up of ten contemporary artists. Along side the new collection, with a selection of rare and high-grade Nordic furniture, lighting and objects.

Modernity London unveils a new exhibition on the Finnish lighting designer Paavo Tynell, opening on the 25th of January, just in time to celebrate his 132nd birthday. The gallery will be transformed into a showcase of just under twenty rare and unique designs by Tynell. Visitors will be transported through the story of Paavo Tynell and his work.

Winter Exhibition: a spotlight on Rune Hagberg and Per Hammarström at our London Gallery

Modernity has joined six local galleries to exhibit their specialities within the Westbourne Grove area. Alongside our Nordic design pieces from the 20th Century; the likes of which include Josef Frank, Alvar Aalto, Paavo Tynell and Finn Juhl, we are shining a light on Swedish Artist Rune Frederik Hagberg (1924-2015) and ceramicist Per Hammarström during the event.

Modernity has partnered with the art fair Frieze, which is opening a townhouse gallery on Cork Street in Mayfair. Modernity has furnished the gallery with Nordic design. This is an addition to the flagship gallery in London’s Notting Hill.