Stockholm Sweden Architecture and Design

Helicoptered to the site in prefab pieces, a holiday retreat springs up on a remote and roadless island.

We share the must-see exhibitions, installations, and events from Stockholm Design Week and the 70th celebration of the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair.

Airtight and quick to assemble, Sweden’s carbon-sequestering Kajstaden tower is a beacon for green building.

This slice of paradise with contemporary cabins is the epitome of Swedish lagom.

A couple’s 269-square-foot getaway features a crimson exterior and an unfinished pine plywood interior.

Join Dwell on a journey through Stockholm and Malmö to see how architects and creatives are building a better world through good design.

While the restaurant's concept is strong, Michael Pollen wrote a stinging review.

Lookofsky Architecture has revived a 1920s apartment with egg yolk-yellow accents and a series of multifunctional, storage walls.

Designed by Trigueiros Architecture, this lovely minimalist retreat appears to float above the rocky cliff upon which it is perched.

A local architect intertwines an unexpected twist to the design of this summer home in Sweden.

Replacing a former administration center that was non-accessible, Wingårdhs develops a prefabricated, low-impact solution that reflects its garden surroundings.

Claesson Koivisto Rune introduces its second iteration of the prefab home, combining time-honored Scandinavian touches with the studio’s signature polished aesthetic.

Fredrik Färg originally wanted to be an interior architect, but the urge to create objects with his hands won out.

It took a mere six months—three in the factory and three on-site—for this prefab to come to fruition on the shore of Sweden’s Müsko Island.

Monica Förster takes a hands-on approach to furniture design.