Art Deco and Swedish Grace set the tone at Galerie Storm, where contemporary art keeps company with bronze vases, pewter bowls and mirrors with a few decades behind them. Its own Editions collection adds fresh characters to the room: lambswool-covered stools and a statuesque, matte-black aluminium vase that needs no flowers to hold its own.

Stockholm’s LAYERED is all about statement rugs, design-led furniture, and chunky, tactile textiles crafted with a modern Scandinavian edge. Their collabs with artists and a sharp eye for materials make every piece feel considered, contemporary, and a little bit bold.

Scandinavian design at its best—NO GA brings together iconic brands (Cassina, Vitra, Fritz Hansen, Knoll) and bold exclusives in a hybrid format that makes designer furniture feel accessible but never ordinary. Shop online or visit in Stockholm, Gothenburg, or Malmö—this is a destination for pure design lovers.

A colorful world of handpicked vintage in a playful mix with carefully selected new production. Ranging from romantic turn of the century to futuristic 70s and contemporary design, we love the eclectic mix of both new and old.

Swedish design institution known for classic and timeless pieces.

Cute dishes, ceramics and textiles.

Rugs and curtains with a nordic aesthetic.

Anything you could need to restore and decorate old buildings. Order via email outside the Nordics.

Old-timey stuff: trims, switches, tiles, fixtures, knobs, fittings etc.

Furniture and lighting mainly. Danish minimal shapes. Cool wall-hung shelving that’s not-so-expensive.

Mostly known for modular shelving - their Portal shelf.