Journal

People renovate and decorate their homes like never before in Sweden. The more time we spend at home, the more the need to like our homes increases...

Who is Line Borella? I am Head of Public Relations at MENU and I live in Nørrebro, Copenhagen, with my boyfriend and our four children being here e...

Describe each other! Valdemar Fredriksson, 31, personal trainer and health entrepreneur. He has got two passions, food and exercise. Early mornings...

I have not visited all spa's in Sweden but I sense that Andrum Spa is among the best. At least regarding  design and shape. Andrum Spa was bui...

Buildings we design carry stories. They tell us about the history of the place, about our needs, about future hopes and promises. A window replacement that interprets the pillar hall, a stone floor that anchors and stabilizes. My aim as an architect is that the house should continue to tell a story, in the wake of change and use, and that the stone and wood will be used by several generations to come. It requires a material with a high presence, just like the pine forest and the surrounding mountain.

Bring your garden to life with natural stone No time is better than now to give that extra love to the garden, conservatory or greenhouse. With the...

Tell us a bit about yourself, who are you and how come you ended up in Japan? My name is Hannah Appelgren and works as an architect at Kengo Kuma ...

For the durability of natural stone, it is important that shower water with shampoo and soap residues easily flows off the floor, meaning there is ...

Describe your philosophy around design and architecture I am not known for expressing a lot of philosophies around design, but I usually advocate t...

One and the same stone can have many different expressions. Here are four bathrooms that use marble in interesting and inspiring ways. Simple and e...

Who is Lars? I am a second generation antique dealer and founder of the company L&K Antiques. We are resellers of Swedish and Scandinavian furnitur...

When you are supposed to choose the format of limestone or marble you often stumble upon the concept falling lengths. What really is the difference between falling lengths and regular squared or rectangular formats?