This used to be the personell car for the chief of the fire department in Göteborg, Sweden, but we have honored our favourite B&Bs, the English, and the Scotish…The van sleeps 3 but is most comfortable for two; we have made a nice double bed and a little sofa.” – Airbnb.com See more of The Pink, …
The above room is from a fisherman’s cottage in Gotland, renovated and owned by Swedish cinematographer, Bengan Widell. A rustic space with a unique mix of vintage middle eastern accents, religious wall art and Swedish pine.” – Poppytalk Read more at Poppytalk: Mixed Styles (Swedish/Moroccan). Photos by Karin Björkquist
Measuring 645 sq foot, HALO takes its name and shape from the rainbow-like optical phenomenon around the sun. It was designed with small private rooms and large entertaining areas to shift people away from the growing trend of social isolation… Its curvy roof is made from monocrystalline silicon photovoltaic solar cells on acrylic covered with a …
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This 470 square foot apartment from Gothenburd, Sweden, dates back to the early 19th century. The interior has gone through a major overhaul to create a warm and welcoming home, while still maintaining it’s original character.Despite it’s relatively small size, the apartment feels spacious and airy thanks to its tall ceiling and open-plan living space. …
Swedish company Kenjo is back with a new prefab called Friluftsstugan, or Outdoor Cottage. The new cottage was designed by Johan Svartnäs and comes complete with a movable roof. The upper roof slides out over the exterior wooden deck to make way for a covered outdoor space.” – Design Milk See more of This Backyard Room I’d …
The Swedish company Jabo has launched “Steps 15,” a small prefab house with a lot of ingenious features. The outdoor staircase that leads up to the roof terrace has plant containers and hides a retractable outdoor kitchen. On the opposite side is placed a small storage room and a bench that also conceals storage. Large …
An organic design that breaks the box. It’s not easy to build a curved building like this but the effect is beautiful. “Designed and built by Swedish architect Torsten Ottesjö, this thin wooden sliver has a footprint of only 270 square feet, but comfortably houses two people year round. It comes complete with kitchen, dinning …
