Rosendal Palace

Rosendal Palace, The architect Fredrik Blom with Stockholm cabinetmakers
Arild Vågen, CC BY-SA 3.0

Charles XIV John’s pleasure palace on Djurgården, furnished in Swedish Empire from floor to ceiling.

Rosendal is the most completely preserved Empire interior in Sweden, sometimes called the museum of the Karl Johan style. The palace is shown by the Royal Palaces.

Materials: Mahogany, birch, gilt wood, silk, porphyry

Manufacture: Furniture, textiles and walls were made as a whole by Stockholm craftsmen.

The draped walls and ceiling of the tent-like red salon.

The furniture in mahogany and pale birch with gilt mounts.