I specialize in designing functional, user-centric spaces that prioritize comfort and personal identity. I mainly work on residential, office, and hospitality projects, with a focus on creating inhabitable environments tailored to the unique needs and desires of each client.

apartment Renovation at kungsholmstrand

Client: Melker Andersson

Area: 150m2

For this private apartment, the aim was to emphasize its high ceilings, large windows, and canal view while creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. We blended existing furniture with vintage and new pieces, using diverse textures to add personality. The result is a welcoming space that balances elegance with a comfortable, homey feel.

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Norrmalmstorg Office Project

Role: Head of Interior Design within the Lomar Arkitekter Team

September 2021

This two-story office design reflects trust, sophistication, and warmth. It creates a professional and welcoming environment, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and long-term collaboration. Reused furniture has been incorporated to reinforce the commitment to sustainability. The space fosters a refined yet approachable atmosphere, supporting strong relationships and sustainable growth.

As a participant interior architect consultant with the architectural firm Studio Stockholm, we created an office for the real estate company Fabege based on reuse.

The office was awarded Swedens’s Best Office in 2023

Photos from Fabege

As a project coordinator at Studio Stockholm, we collaborated with Fabege to design a versatile meeting area in Solna Business Park. This conference space features eight meeting rooms for up to 150 people, a studio, a game room, and a cozy café operated by Coor and Nordrest.

A home. Relaxed, comfortable, family life, friends. Peacefulness and tranquility. It is functional and takes inspiration from the people living in it and makes the most of the indoor-outdoor lifestyle.

Design of the Restaurant “By Pontus” in Tekniska Museet (Museum for Science and Technology in Stockholm). It mainly targets kids, teens, and their families. Inspired by technology and nature, it was built to be sustainable in its lifetime and food. I was part of the Lomar Arkitekter team.

Analysis and proposal of the renovation of an office building located in the center of Stockholm city.

We have proposed several alternatives to the clients for renting the spaces based on the socio-economical aspect.

An individual office to be rent by a big company that would could benefit from several floors or a coworking space, which are essentially shared workspaces. They offer affordable office space for those looking to escape the isolation of a home office or coffee shop, where it is not only about the physical place, but about establishing a community.

Architectural vizualisation TMRW

The house is a four floors building with 23 apartments including attic rooms with terrace and panoramic views. The homes have 1-4 rooms and kitchens, with high quality materials and well thought out floor plans. All apartments have a balcony, roof terrace or patio. We have developed two concepts for interior spaces to give clients the choice to personalise and identify their places of life. One concept has a northern influence and another concept has a cosmopolitan influence. In order to respect the budget we had, the quality of the materials remained the same but the surfaces and colours differed. Our involvement, the collaboration with Midroc real estate, the remarkable quality of the implementation allowed this project to be a great success. The sale of the apartments was completed very quickly.

The reconstruction of the penthouses is one of the sustainable strategies that respond to housing problems. This attic apartment is one in Stockholm. It was meant to be sold by its owner. So we designed it in sobriety. The white colour seemed the most suitable to reflect the light, the main element that carved the space. The wood gives its tactile softness to this white space. The open and generous kitchen communicates on a space chimney. The bathroom area is designed as a relaxation space.

After 20 years in South America, Casa Cor (“house of colour” in Portuguese) the design exhibition that enlists architects and designers to create over-the-top showrooms to benefit charity, had taken the concept to design-crazed Scandinavia. Sixty Swedish and Brazilian artists had transformed Stockholm’s century-old T-House into a lavish 35-room home designed with a fictional family of 13 in mind.

We were invited to create the room for the art. We had collaborated with Wetterling Gallery to exhibit artworks that had a commun black theme like a sculpture by Bernar Venet or a photography by Nathalia Edenmont. The idea was to make a lava scenographic scene that will put in foreground the art works. A carpet was specially designed and produced with inlay of led lights. The lounge sofa was created as a central peace to lay down. A music composer had produced an adapted melody that was plaid during the visiting hours.

We have developed a relaxed, welcoming and friendly concept for a space in Gothenburg that needed to offer a restaurant, a café, a wine bar and a boutique. A selection of rough materials as wooden ceiling, stone floor and counters and metallic structures created a welcoming atmosphere.

Villa T is just amazing. The sun, the beach, and the wind. Creating a “simple luxury” where the client feels at home in the 1000 sqm house was our challenge. we love the tailor-made details, the fluidity between the outside and the inside and the choice of the noble materials that stand the weather and reflects the environment.