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Tom Ahlström (born 1943) is a Swedish industrial designer. He is the co-founder of A&E Design.

Biography[edit]

Ahlström was born May 30, 1943 in Helsinki. He grew up in Västerås and moved to Stockholm in 1964. He studied crafts and silversmithing at the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm. While a student, he met Hans Ehrich, with whom he subsequently founded A&E Design in 1968.

Publications[edit]

Widengren, Gunilla (1994). Tanken och handen: Konstfack 150 år [The Thought and the Hand, Konstfack 150 years] (1st. ed.). Stockholm: Page One Publishing. ISBN 91-71-25-018-2.