Greta Magnusson Grossman (1906-1999) studied to architect at the Technical college HKS Stockholm. Studied funiture manufacturing in Germany and France. Worked briefly at Harald Westerberg. In 1933 first woman to be awarded 2nd. prize at the Stockholms Cabinet Makers Competition.<br />
Encouraged by he husband Billy Grossman, she opened her own shop 1933, called the Studio on Sturegatan Stockholm.<br />
Moved to Los Angeles in 1939 and continued with furnitue design and private interiors.

Ralph O. Smith

Designed in 1948.
Painted metal, brass. Adjustable shades.

Lighting

Floor Lamp

Literature: 
Snyderman, Evan, Åberg Wærn, Karin, 'Greta Magnusson Grossman: A Car and Some Shorts: One Architect's Journey from Sweden to Southern California', Fälth & Hässler (Sweden) 2010, np.

Oak with sand cast glass top.
Attributed to Greta Magnusson Grossman.

Furniture

Coffee Table

Bergboms Malmö

Original painted metal. Marked: G-33 Bergboms.

Grasshopper Floor Lamp

Original sage green enameled steel and aluminum, brass.

Exhibition: 
'Nordic Design; The Response to the Bauhaus', Bröhan Museum, Berlin, 2019/2020.

Literature: 
Tobias Hoffmann, 'Nordic Design; The Response to the Bauhaus', catalogue, Bröhan Museum, 2019, p.140, cat.45.