#scandinavian-design

#scandinavian-design

The wooden folding chairs are just what I was looking for. For starters, their stylish silhouette is crafted out of real, birch-finished wood (they come in a dark wood option, too), giving them a cool, Scandinavian vibe. Meanwhile, the wide legs and minimalist details, like the circular cutouts and the linen-like upholstery, deliver an extra cool factor. Complete with a high rectangular back and cushioned seat, they're surprisingly comfortable, too.

Most air purifiers are designed to be hidden away in corners or behind furniture. Their boxy shapes, blinking lights, and utilitarian looks clash with carefully curated interiors, forcing you to choose between clean air and visual harmony. For anyone who cares about both wellness and aesthetics, finding a purifier that actually enhances a room feels nearly impossible. Airthings Renew approaches air purification from a design-first perspective, combining advanced cleaning technology with a minimalist, Scandinavian-inspired form that looks natural in any space.

"from refinishing the old wooden floors to updating the layout to make the space flow better," she writes. "We've painted all the rooms in bold paint colors, installed a new kitchen with baseboards and added stucco to give it a built-in feel, laid historic tiles in the entryway, upgraded the bathroom surfaces with micro cement, and replaced the old bathroom furniture."

The Copenhagen-born fitness studio, formerly known as Nordic Strong, has opened its first permanent U.S. location at 35 West 21st Street after a sold-out summer pop-up in the Hamptons. Founder Nicoline Roth's claim to fame? Patented machines that mimic the fluid motion of cross-country skiing, turning one of Scandinavia's most punishing outdoor sports into a sleek, indoor, full-body workout. Each 50-minute session mixes cardio and strength work in what Roth calls "a high-intensity, low-impact flow."

This 904-square-foot, two-bedroom apartment is located is an old farmhouse constructed in the 18th century. Located in Möhlin, Switzerland, the apartment was remodeled in 2023, making it a "modern, clean, and elegant" canvas for Viviane Lüdi and her partner, who began renting the unit a year and a half ago.

It's no wonder Stockholm is a perennially popular city break destination, and where better to base yourself for a weekend exploring than one of the best hotels in Stockholm? The city is scattered across fourteen islands packing waterfront charm, museums (zoned in on everything from contemporary art and history to ABBA, Avicii, and the world's best-preserved 17th-century warship), Djurgården park, Gamla Stan's medieval streets, Södermalm's hip restaurants and an easy-to-explore-by-boat archipelago.

When Emma and Blake decided to trade Seattle's urban landscape for the mountain vistas of Whitefish, Montana, they carried with them a vision that would honor both Emma's Swedish roots and Blake's passion for energy efficiency. Named after their young daughter, whose blonde hair perfectly embodies her Swedish heritage, Freja House stands as more than just a family residence. The project represents a thoughtful fusion of Old World craftsmanship and modern sustainability practices, creating a home that serves as both a comfortable family sanctuary and a testament to responsible building.

Park Lane Copenhagen opened in January 2025, but the building dates back to the early 20th century and was originally a social club. Soon after, it was converted into a movie theater until the 1970s, when the building became a small hotel. Design details throughout the spaces, such as the stucco and restored chandeliers that used to hang in the old ballroom, are a beautiful reminder of the hotel's past.

Amazon Prime Day offers an unexpected treasure trove of stunning designer items, from Alvar Aalto vases to luxury clothing brands such as Diesel and Miu Miu.

"I knew it was going to be a huge change, but I also knew I was ready." Maestrini reflects on her transition from a small storefront to a flagship location.

The new Puro Warszawa Stare Miasto hotel seamlessly blends Scandinavian design with local Polish hospitality, reflecting the historical richness of Warsaw's Old Town.

Before I moved in, the apartment was really cold and simple. The developer of the building was going for an 'industrial' look by not finishing off some of the surfaces and leaving exposed concrete.