A maritime urban city known for its chic minimalism — from clothes to architecture to healthy eating — Stockholm’s quiet sophistication seamlessly marries its royalist heritage with modernist functionality.
Throughout the some 14 islands (holm) that make up the city, you’ll find bespoke fashion houses and furniture stores, world-famous makeup studios, and even a taste of Swedish history care of the Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s medieval cobble stone paved “old city.” For a taste of Stockholm today, walk down Västerlånggatan, the main drag which offers kitschy craft boutiques and waffle shops, stop by Södermalm & Långholmen for a taste of the trendier side of the city, or make your way to the “shopper’s paradise” of Östermalm & Gärdet, ground zero for Sweden’s famous casual-luxury culture.
The most stylish place in Stockholm - the ever so lovely Ett Hem is a residency of style. It's all about simplistic, chilled luxe with the all those wonderful creature comforts that define what living-in-style is about, a hotel that breaks the mould, a home purposefully casual, quietly elegant and aesthetically intelligent.
read moreCamilla Wellton, a pioneer of individual and independent design, is a firm believer that following one’s heart, intuitions and senses, holds the key to an accomplished life.
read moreThere are plenty of reasons for not wearing a helmet – it seriously messes up your hair, it’s way to big and bulky to carry around in a bar, and, well, let’s not go into the nerd factor. But, are any of these good reasons? Not really.
read moreMeander through the historic cobblestone streets of Stockholm’s Old Town and you’ll soon discover Lena M Sweden – a traditional Swedish handicrafts shop that doubles as the design studio of its charming owner, Lena M Karlsson.
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