Swedish Grace to Modernism: Property from a Swedish Private Collection

Monica Eriksson, "Swedish metal from Svenskt Tenn", essay at Stockholm University, spring 1985, compare ill 60, p. 87.

Dag Ribbing was a Swedish architect educated at KTH and the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts. After working in France and with Eskil Sundahl, he became active at the Cooperative Union's (KF's) architectural office and also ran his own firm. He designed villas, apartment buildings, and public structures, including several Domus houses and industrial buildings in Gislaved, as well as notable functionalist works such as the Fullersta cinema. He was also behind buildings at Vår Gård in Saltsjöbaden and the terraced housing area along Solna kyrkväg. Ribbing often collaborated with his wife Brita Snellman and was a member of the House of Nobility Directorate from 1943.

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