Sigrun Bergs plass is a historical landmark in Oslo, named after the renowned textile artist Sigrun Berg, who lived from 1901 to 1982. The square has a special connection to arts and crafts, and previously housed a weaving room, which underlines its cultural importance.
Located in the district of St. Hanshaugen, Sigrun Bergs plass is at the intersection between Damstredet and Akersveien. This area is part of the Oslo city lexicon, which documents the city's rich history and development. The space helps preserve the memory of the textile artist's work and its influence on the art scene in Norway.