Stuckatörens våning

About the museum

Stuckatörens våning is located in the building at David Bagares gata 10 in Norrmalm, which was built in 1884 by Axel Notini, one of the leading stuccoists in Stockholm in the late 19th century. The building is richly decorated with stucco both outside and inside, and here Notini received prospective clients to show them what he could do.

The 174-square-metre flat has six rooms and a kitchen. It has been restored to its original condition and furnished as an example of a middle-class home, with, among other things, a salon, dining room, gentleman's room with library, bedroom, nursery and maid's room. The standard reflects the period: tiled stoves, a kitchen with a wood-burning range and a large cold pantry, cold running water and a dry toilet (torrdass).

The floor plan is so-called continental, a model that became modern in the homes of the upper middle class in the 1890s. The fine rooms faced the street, while the bedrooms and kitchen faced the quieter courtyard. The flat became a museum residence in 1998 and is run by Stadsmuseet i Stockholm (the Stockholm City Museum).

Highlights

• The salon with lavish stucco on the principal floor
• The gentleman's room and library where Notini received business contacts
• Dining room with a sideboard tiled stove in late 19th-century style
• Kitchen with wood-burning range, nursery and maid's room

Permanent exhibition

• Stuckatörens våning 1884 – A restored middle-class flat with six rooms and a kitchen, rich in stucco, tiled stoves and period furnishings.

Founded

1998

Operated by

Stadsmuseet i Stockholm (Stockholms stad)

Admission & discounts

The prices apply to general tours; on individual occasions a special price may apply. Group tour bookings can be cancelled up to 10 working days before the booked date.

Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible: not available
• Elevator: no information
• Accessible restroom: no information
• Accessible parking: no information
• Service dogs welcome
• Tactile models & exhibits: no information
• Sign language tours: no information
• Easy-to-read materials: no information
• Audio description: no information

Because of stairs, the tour is not accessible to people using a wheelchair or pushchair. Dogs may not be taken into the historic rooms, except for guide and assistance dogs.

Kids & families

Children and young people up to and including 18 years have lower ticket prices.

Getting there & parking

The tour takes place at David Bagares gata 10 in Norrmalm; the meeting point is stated on the ticket.

Amenities & dining

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Events & venue rental

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