About Gustafsberg

Our vision

The manufacturing process – Craftsmanship in every detail

All our porcelain is made in Sweden, in our factory just east of Stockholm. We are proud to be the only porcelain factory in the Nordic region that produces bone china. Each product is characterized by craftsmanship and quality, with many steps still being done by hand.

Our signature stamps – the anchor stamp and the text “MADE IN GUSTAFSBERG SWEDEN” – guarantee authenticity and tradition.

Design and collaboration with designers

Since its inception, Gustafsbergs Porslinsfabrik has collaborated with some of Sweden's most prominent designers and artists. Stig Lindberg, Ingegerd Råman, Margareta Hennix and Signe Persson Melin are just a few of the creators who have left their mark on our range. Today, we continue to develop iconic decors and new collections through exciting collaborations with both established and new talents.

Durability and quality that lasts

Investing in Gustafsberg porcelain is choosing quality and sustainability. Our products are made to be used and loved for generations. By combining traditional manufacturing methods with modern innovations, we strive to reduce our environmental impact and create porcelain that is both beautiful and functional.

Timeline

Our history – From 1825 to today

1825 – The factory is founded on Farstalandet in Värmdö parish.

1839 – The iconic anchor stamp is introduced.

1864 – Gustafsberg becomes one of the first factories in Europe to manufacture genuine bone china.

1870 - The classic Blue Flower coffee set begins production.

1917 – Wilhelm Kåge becomes artistic director and sets a new direction for design and innovation.

1937 – Gustafsberg is sold to the Swedish Cooperative Association.

1949 – Stig Lindberg takes over as artistic director, one of Sweden's most influential designers.

1955 – Spisa Ribb is launched at the H55 exhibition in Helsingborg and becomes a great success.

1987 – KF sells the household porcelain factory to Finnish Wärtsilä.

1991 – Gustafsberg participates in the 90th anniversary of the Nobel Prize with an exclusive party service.

2010 – Gustafsberg manufactures the official commemorative gifts for the Crown Princess couple's wedding.

2017 – The classic Dresden tableware from 1888 is reintroduced.

2019 – The factory gets new owners and continues to develop its unique production.