Gustav III’s Pavilion
A small pleasure palace in Haga Park with Sweden’s finest Gustavian interiors.
Masreliez had studied in Italy and brought the new ancient finds to Stockholm. The pavilion became a model for the late Gustavian style. It is run by the Royal Djurgården Administration.
Materials: Painted and gilded walls, mirrors, stucco
Manufacture: The walls were decorated with Pompeian motifs and mirrors that enlarge the small rooms.
The mirrors of the Mirror Salon making the room endless.
The Pompeian grotesques in light colours on the walls.