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Hotels
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
Miss Clara Hotel
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible.
The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography from Miss Clara website.
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible.
The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography from Miss Clara website.
Blique by Nobis
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography from Blique by Nobis website.
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography from Blique by Nobis website.
Ett Hem Hotel
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography by Magnus Marding.
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography by Magnus Marding.
At Six
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography from At Six website.
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography from At Six website.
Restaurants
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
Usine Restaurant
Swedish designer Richard Lindvall has created monochromatic interiors for a refurbished Stockholm factory that now houses a restaurant and conference space.
Photography by Mikael Axelsson.
Swedish designer Richard Lindvall has created monochromatic interiors for a refurbished Stockholm factory that now houses a restaurant and conference space.
Photography by Mikael Axelsson.
National Museum Restaurant
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography by Pia Ulin.
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography by Pia Ulin.
Chioi Restaurant
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography by Norlux.
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography by Norlux.
Tak Restaurant
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography by Pia Ulin.
After five years of extensive renovation and modernization, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm’s National Museum of Fine Arts, finally re-opened on October 13, 2018, offering visitors an enhanced experience underpinned by its mission to make art and design as accessible as possible. The same vision has been the driving force behind the museum’s new 300-seat restaurant and café which has taken over three impressive ground-floor galleries previously closed to the public.
Photography by Pia Ulin.
Bars & Terraces
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
SUS Rooftop Bar
Swedish designer Richard Lindvall has created monochromatic interiors for a refurbished Stockholm factory that now houses a restaurant and conference space.
Photography by Mikael Axelsson.
Swedish designer Richard Lindvall has created monochromatic interiors for a refurbished Stockholm factory that now houses a restaurant and conference space.
Photography by Mikael Axelsson.
Museums
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
Liljevalch
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Photography by Arina Voy.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Photography by Arina Voy.
Millesgarden
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Artipelag
79&Park is a porous residential building of 3.6m x 3.6m modules organized around an open green courtyard. The building’s tallest corner is lifted up to 35m in order to maximize the inflow of natural daylight as well as views towards Gärdet and the Frihamnen port for most of its units. The modules cascade down to the building’s lowest profile at just 7m, gradually extending the wooden development into the park. 79&Park appears like a gentle hillside, seamlessly blending into the nature around it.
The organic expression and cedar cladding continue into the green courtyard, where residents and visitors are met by different-sized plateaus that create small activity pockets and spaces for amenities: a shared outdoor area with lush bushes, flowers and trees, a dog daycare, a preschool and ample racks for bicycle parking.
Photography by Arch Daily.
79&Park is a porous residential building of 3.6m x 3.6m modules organized around an open green courtyard. The building’s tallest corner is lifted up to 35m in order to maximize the inflow of natural daylight as well as views towards Gärdet and the Frihamnen port for most of its units. The modules cascade down to the building’s lowest profile at just 7m, gradually extending the wooden development into the park. 79&Park appears like a gentle hillside, seamlessly blending into the nature around it.
The organic expression and cedar cladding continue into the green courtyard, where residents and visitors are met by different-sized plateaus that create small activity pockets and spaces for amenities: a shared outdoor area with lush bushes, flowers and trees, a dog daycare, a preschool and ample racks for bicycle parking.
Photography by Arch Daily.
Fotografiska
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Photography from Svenska Dagbladet website.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Photography from Svenska Dagbladet website.
Carl Eldhs Ateljemuseum
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Moderna Museet + Ark Des
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
National Museum
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Photography by Arina Voy.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Photography by Arina Voy.
City Views
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
- Fotografiska Restaurant
- Skinnarviksberget
- Observatorielunden
- Vårbergstoppen Viewing Platform
- Tak Restaurant
- Moderna Museet Cafe
Shopping
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
Aesop Shop
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Address:
Jakobsbergsgatan 5-9, 111 44 StockholmPhotography by Aesop.
Tambur Shop
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Sostrene Grene Shop
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Granit Shop
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Designtorget
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Press Stop
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Iris Hantverk
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Design House Stockholm
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Design House Stockholm
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
Welcome to Liljevalch - Stockholm's most beautiful exhibition environment! Here we show art and form in large and generous exhibitions.
One of my favourite places for shopping in Stockholm is Gotgatan street located in the Slussen area.
Design & home
Design House, Granit, Designtorget, Hemtex, Myrorna, Press Stop, Flying Tiger
Skincare
Aesop, La Bruket, Lush, The Body Shop
Fashion
Design & home
Design House, Granit, Designtorget, Hemtex, Myrorna, Press Stop, Flying Tiger
Skincare
Aesop, La Bruket, Lush, The Body Shop
Fashion
A place, Gina Tricot, Sandquist, Dedicated
Magazines & books
Paper Cut, Press Stop
- Tambur
- Granit
- Sostrene Grene
- Design House Stockholm
- Hemtex
- Iris Hantverk
- Lagerhaus
- Designtorget
- Arket
- H&M Home
- Zara Home
- Muuto
- Sostrene Grene
- Papercut
- Stopp Press
- Cervera
- Rusta
- Fotografiska Shop
- Liljevalchs Konsthall Shop
- Brandstationen
- By Binett
- Meri Meri
- 2 Little Spoons
- The Modern Sthlm
- Bolon
- DBKD
- Svensk Tenn
- Austere
- Kasthall
- Atp Atelier
Souvenirs
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
Haupt Lakrits
A.S.Helsingo is a Swedish brand offering high-quality kitchens, storage units and interior
A.S.Helsingo is a Swedish brand offering high-quality kitchens, storage units and interior
Photography by A.S Helsingo website.
La Bruket
A.S.Helsingo is a Swedish brand offering high-quality kitchens, storage units and interior
A.S.Helsingo is a Swedish brand offering high-quality kitchens, storage units and interior
Photography by A.S Helsingo website.
Stockholm Travel Guide
A.S.Helsingo is a Swedish brand offering high-quality kitchens, storage units and interior
A.S.Helsingo is a Swedish brand offering high-quality kitchens, storage units and interior
https://designtorget.se/city-guide-for-design-lovers-stockholm
Photography by A.S Helsingo website.
Areas
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
- Vastastan
- Ostermalm
- Sodermalm
- Gamla Stan
- Normmalm
- Liljeholmskajen
- Hammarby Sjöstad
- Hjorthagen
- Skeppsholmen
- Grondals Strand
- Kvarholmen
Showrooms
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
A.S.Helsingo
A.S.Helsingo is a Swedish brand offering high-quality kitchens, storage units and interior paints. The brand combines high-quality materials, meticulous design and skilful craftsmanship with IKEA’s cabinet frames to give you the freedom to create a unique home that feels like you — at an affordable price.
Respect for Nordic craftsmanship runs through our design process: most A.S.Helsingo products are made in factories and workshops around Finland.
A.S.Helsingo showrooms are like homes: harmonious and homey spaces furnished with kitchens, wardrobes, and sideboards.
Address:
Birger Jarlsgatan 71,113 56 Stockholm
Opening hours:
Mon–Fri: 10 am–6 pm
Sat: 10 am–4 pm
Photography by A.S Helsingo website.
House of Garsnas
The House of Garsnas provides a new visitor attraction on Skeppsholmen. By visiting the showroom you can see and feel the world of Gärsnäs furniture – a light touch and innovative design – that for decades has been the first choice of many architects. Garsnas has always known that its furniture is also excellently suited to private homes, but never quite had the right premises to show it off properly.
Address:
Svensksundsvägen 17 Skeppsholmen, 111 49 StockholmOpening hours:
Tuesday–Friday 10.00 – 18.00
Saturday10.00 – 17.00
Sunday 11.00 – 16.00
Mondays only by appointments.
Photography by Arina Voy.
Nature & Beaches
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
Landsort
I have the blog post about our trip to Landsort.
Landsort is a Swedish village with a lighthouse on the island of Oja. The village has about 30 permanent residents. The tower was built in 1689 and an upper conical iron section was added in 1870. Since early times, open fires have been burning at this place, serving as beacons. Landsort is the southernmost point of the Stockholm archipelago.
www.landsort.com
~3 hours from the city centre by public transport
Photography by Arina Voy.
Architecture
Stockholm guide for design lovers.
79 & Park
79&Park is a porous residential building of 3.6m x 3.6m modules organized around an open green courtyard. The building’s tallest corner is lifted up to 35m in order to maximize the inflow of natural daylight as well as views towards Gärdet and the Frihamnen port for most of its units. The modules cascade down to the building’s lowest profile at just 7m, gradually extending the wooden development into the park. 79&Park appears like a gentle hillside, seamlessly blending into the nature around it.
The organic expression and cedar cladding continue into the green courtyard, where residents and visitors are met by different-sized plateaus that create small activity pockets and spaces for amenities: a shared outdoor area with lush bushes, flowers and trees, a dog daycare, a preschool and ample racks for bicycle parking.
Photography by Arch Daily.
79&Park is a porous residential building of 3.6m x 3.6m modules organized around an open green courtyard. The building’s tallest corner is lifted up to 35m in order to maximize the inflow of natural daylight as well as views towards Gärdet and the Frihamnen port for most of its units. The modules cascade down to the building’s lowest profile at just 7m, gradually extending the wooden development into the park. 79&Park appears like a gentle hillside, seamlessly blending into the nature around it.
The organic expression and cedar cladding continue into the green courtyard, where residents and visitors are met by different-sized plateaus that create small activity pockets and spaces for amenities: a shared outdoor area with lush bushes, flowers and trees, a dog daycare, a preschool and ample racks for bicycle parking.
Photography by Arch Daily.
Stora Sjöfallet by ArkJoliark
Environmentally classified and high-class homes in houses made of prefabricated concrete elements. Stora Sjöfallet stands for the unexpectedly brilliant!
The housing project Stora Sjöfallet is located by the waters of Husarviken and the greenery of Norra Djurgården. The structure is simple and clear – horizontal and vertical concrete elements form the framework for 30 apartments of various sizes. Large glass sections, from floor to ceiling, make the structure of the house visible and blur the boundary between one's own home and nature outside.
The concrete is raw and untreated. The wooden frames of the glass partitions and the surrounding greenery stand as a warm contrast. The properties of the concrete and the prerequisites for element construction have guided the design process. The result is a clean and consistently executed project, from the whole to the detail.
Location:
Husarviksgatan 16
Norra Djurgårdsstaden, Stockholm
Construction years:
2014-2016
Photography by Joliark.
Environmentally classified and high-class homes in houses made of prefabricated concrete elements. Stora Sjöfallet stands for the unexpectedly brilliant!
The housing project Stora Sjöfallet is located by the waters of Husarviken and the greenery of Norra Djurgården. The structure is simple and clear – horizontal and vertical concrete elements form the framework for 30 apartments of various sizes. Large glass sections, from floor to ceiling, make the structure of the house visible and blur the boundary between one's own home and nature outside.
The concrete is raw and untreated. The wooden frames of the glass partitions and the surrounding greenery stand as a warm contrast. The properties of the concrete and the prerequisites for element construction have guided the design process. The result is a clean and consistently executed project, from the whole to the detail.
Location:
Husarviksgatan 16
Norra Djurgårdsstaden, Stockholm
Construction years:
2014-2016
Photography by Joliark.
Tappen
The project comprises 44 dwellings organised within two volumes. A driving force in the design process has been the preservation of a pure and simple material expression. Rigorously composed meetings between wood, concrete and steel ensure the maintenance of a sense of the whole.
Architects:
Joliark
Address:
Mariehäll, Bromma,
Stockholm, Sweden
Photography by ArchDaily.
The project comprises 44 dwellings organised within two volumes. A driving force in the design process has been the preservation of a pure and simple material expression. Rigorously composed meetings between wood, concrete and steel ensure the maintenance of a sense of the whole.
Architects:
Joliark
Address:
Mariehäll, Bromma,
Stockholm, Sweden
Photography by ArchDaily.
Hope that you enjoyed this guide!
See you next time,
Arina
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