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Read MoreAsplund
A must-visit on the Stockholm interior design circuit, Asplund sells its own line of minimalist furnishings as well as a curated selection of pieces by the best Swedish brands. Stocked with simple, Scandinavian furniture, carpets and accessories, Asplund also sells...
Read MoreGarbo Interiors
While Scandinavian design has come to be defined by a streamlined, simple aesthetic, the Gustavian style is typical of Sweden’s iconic palaces and historic buildings. Dedicated to the fanciful style that resulted when King Gustav III returned from Versailles in...
Read MoreGrandpa
SoFo’s most famous concept store stocks all ingredients for a hipster-approved lifestyle: Tex-Mex cookbooks, beard trimmers, vintage home furnishings and a curated selection of designs from Scandinavian clothing lines. Swing by the lifestyle brand’s first location in SoFo (there are...
Read MoreIllums Bolighus
The most amazing store in town for design and interiors is, in fact, Danish. No one with a weakness for Scandinavian design should miss a visit to Illums Bolighus.
Read MoreIris Hantverk
Stockholm is, of course, full of sleek, gleaming examples of modern Scandinavian design, but don’t overlook the more traditional crafts. At Iris Hantverk you can stock up on all sorts of things that aren’t very glamorous—dish towels, brushes, soaps—but are...
Read MoreJackson Design AB
Icons in the design world, Paul and Carina Jackson opened their eponymous storefront in 1981 and have been outfitting it with rare, unique 20th-century pieces ever since. The duo have displayed their finds at international fairs for decades, and consult...
Read MoreKonsthantverkarna
Since 1951, this art cooperative has sold products from nearly 100 different vendors. With a focus on Swedish handicrafts, the gallery offers high-quality wares including pottery, textiles, leather goods and silver jewelry.
Read MoreLundgrens Antikhandel AB
In addition to Rococo mirrors and Gustavian furniture, Lundgrens carries dazzling crystal sconces and chandeliers. Look for ones designed by Pehr Zethelius, a highly regarded silversmith, or Pehr Ljung, a decorative sculptor from the Gustavian era.
Read MoreMalmstenbutiken
Carl Malmsten (1888–1972) was one of Sweden’s great furniture designers and today his grandson Jerk runs this store that sells Malmsten's best pieces alongside works from today's classic labels. The armchairs are amazing, but there are also many smaller pieces that...
Read MoreModernity
A Scotsman, Andrew Duncanson, runs the finest shop in town for mid-century modern furniture. Modernity has built a global reputation for having the most extraordinary pieces by all the big names of 20th-century Scandinavian design.
Read MoreNK (Nordiska Kompaniet)
NK, a kind of Swedish Bon Marché, offers the crème de la crème of Scandinavian design and fashion. The lower level sparkles with Swedish glass. Upstairs are floors of sportswear and home décor, including reproductions of Gustavian chairs and tables....
Read MoreNordiska Galleriet
One of Europe’s leading interior design stores, Nordiska Galleriet occupies a sprawling space on Nybrogatan in Ostermalm. The gallery sells an array of Nordic and international designers, and such furnishings as lighting fixtures, smaller giftable pieces and classic contemporary furniture.
Read MoreSnickarbacken 7
Tucked down an unassuming alleyway just off-the-beaten-path in Ostermalm is Snickarbacken 7, an all-in-one café, art gallery and concept store. Occupying an early 19th-century building that used to be a stables, the hip hangout boasts vaulted ceilings and a candlelit...
Read MoreSvenskt Tenn
Founded in 1924, this celebrated gallery-store is the source for classic Swedish and Danish design and textiles. The lighting, printed fabrics, wallpapers and furniture were designed in classic style by Josef Frank, Svenskt Tenn’s longtime art director. The only licensed Fornasetti...
