Last week I shared with you my favourite new furniture and products from last month’s Stockholm Design Week 2013 and Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair. Today’s post is Part II of my Stockholm review, showcasing my top selections of new lighting and interesting installations that took place during the design week…

The 62nd annual Stockholm Design Week 2013 and Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair took place between 4-10 February. Despite the fact that I observed the developments of this significant Scandinavian design event from the comfort of my own chair, I wanted to share with you the highlights, new product releases and emerging talent that caught my attention…

I first became aware of Ett Hem Stockholm almost a year ago, however it wasn’t until just the other day that I was compelled to post my own little tribute to this wonderful interior. Ett Hem (“a home” in Swedish) is a 12 room boutique hotel situated in a former diplomat’s townhouse dating back to 1910. The original building was designed by architect Fredrik Dahlberg, and it was lovingly refurbished last year, ensuring the sprit of the original house was preserved, while crafting a contemporary hotel that feels like a home…

Asplund furniture collection for 2013, ‘Sense of Space’, was launched at last week’s Stockholm Furniture Fair, world’s largest meeting place for Scandinavian design. The respected Swedish design store and manufacturer set out to emphasises the proportions of the furniture and their relationship to the spaces they occupy with this stunning new collection…

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – Scandinavians do it better. And in case you are not already convinced (yeah right), perhaps you will be after this post. Läderfabriken is the latest project from the Oscar Properties, who are responsible for number of superb residential refurbishments in Stockholm – one of which I wrote about last year. Housed in a late 19th century factory building by the shore of Järla lake, the design for the contemporary apartments embraces the original industrial details of the building…