Ahead of Stockholm Design WeekDesanne has asked some of the city’s most prominent designers (and an architect) to share their recommendations for the best places for eating, drinking and soaking culture in the Swedish capital.
His favorite hunting includes a 300 -year -old restaurant, Scandinavia’s largest rum collection and the 20th -century sculptor Karl Eldah’s Atalier.
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BuckRaised by Matson Marnel Co-founder Katrina Matsson
“Let’s enter the ventures in the suburbs. My local bakery in Hatnagen is worth traveling. They have close to a cafe (above) with a wonderful interiors with a wonderful interiors designed by contemplation and a beautiful heed up alm Are made of trees. “
SandRaised by designer Simon Skinner
“Sand is a coffee and tea room run by David U, which is about preparing amazing drinks and pastries with a former Asian touch.”
IndigoRaised by Note design studio Co-founder Johannes Carlstrom
“Once located on Götgatsbacken, it is designed by an unknown talent 30 years ago, in which the interiors are intact-one.”
Lucy Flower ShopRaised by designer Luka Niceto
“A spici time is hidden behind an unwanted door. The beverage list is small, but is cuisted immensely. Every cocktail is a surprising.”
Kum paradiseRaised by Färg & blanche Co-founder Emma Marga Blanches
“Once/cafes that I would fully recommend that Krum is heaven. One of the owners gave all the furniture themselves design and handcuffed, and every month a new exhibition takes place in the main room.”
Frequent central, chosen by Public letter Designer Anna Holmquist
“A cafe with central Europe dishes and bar (above) – such as Hungarian Porcolt, Polish Pyrogi and Austrian Epfelstrudel – and the interiors designed by Uglisutiya.”
Den Gyildine FredenRaised by Public letter Designer Anna Holmquist
“The restaurant opened at its current address in 1722 and thus one of the world’s oldest continuous existing restaurants at the same place, as well as Stockholm’s oldest preserved city Sarai – now with a contemporary crowd.”
Sugarcane rum societyRaised by designer Simon Skinner
“The name all says – Caribbean food, Scandinavia’s biggest rum collection and a comfortable, soothing vibe. Employees really also know their belongings.”
BoardRaised by Say something Owner Enika Ekund
“A restaurant I am always happy to return.”
Restaurant springrolRaised by Make us with love Co-founder Jonas Paterson
“Our favorite lunch place. Oster interior talks about his ambition: all this is about nutritious well -made food and a friendly reception.”
Bar MontanRaised by Aca architects Founder Polina sandstrom
The meatpacking district does not have a bar bar Montan (above)-An interesting area that is currently developing with aspects of old factory buildings and exposed brick. Be sure to book in advance and you can catch an east-pand nearby Solen Or Hosoi,
IndiaRaised by Note design studio Co-founder Johannes Carlstrom
“A great peru restaurant that mixes the best of Japanese and South American taste.”
Halvill museumRaised by Say something Owner Enika Ekund
“I like to keep an eye as a photographer Photographic museumBut there is a secret gem Holvile Museum – a original house and palace in the middle of the city! ,
Millsgirden museumRaised by Matson Marnel Co-founder Katrina Matsson
“Millsgarden (top image) is definitely worth traveling.”Aspen bioRaised by designer Luka Niceto
“A small independent cinema run by volunteers, which shows economous movies and rare gems. Ideed and intimate vibe is unmatched.”
Carl aldes atelzemuseumRaised by Aca architects Founder Polina sandstrom
“Carl Aldah’s studio museum (above) is a good place to travel if you have some time during the day. Attractive Atalier served as the studio of Carl Aldah, which is the most prominent sculptors of Sweden of the 20th century Sweden Built in 1919, it is designed by the famous Swedish architect ragnar, which was built in 1919, which also designed the Stockholm City Hall. “
Fawl Roftop Terrace, chosen by Make us with love Co-founder Jonas Paterson
“Our roof roof with views of redarfjraden is only open by appointment and is definitely recommended in early spring instead of winter. But anyone is always welcome to knock the door and ask for a directed tour!”
Konstnärernas kollektivverkstadRaised by designer Luka Niceto
“A shared workshop for artists, rarely performs open, unique machinery and artisan techniques for the public.”
SkinervicRaised by Note design studio Co-founder Johannes Carlstrom
“This is not a mystery for local people, but is one of the best scenes of Stockholm in scannarviksberget.”
Myroorna götgatan basementRaised by designer Luka Niceto
“One of the iconic vintage stores of Stockholm is ideal for the discovery of a secret corner, vinyl treasures and hidden gems.”
The top photo of the Millsgarden Museum is by Elizabeth Toll.
This article was made for us Decan dispatch magazine Stockholm Design Week 2025Which is happening in places in the Swedish capital from 4-8 February.
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