The best interior design shops in Stockholm

Nordic serenity

Asplund fuses timeless beauty, simplicity and functionality. This award-winning boutique showcases sleek Scandinavian design. Their famous Asplund Collection includes coffee tables, sideboards and carpets. A selection of design details and accessories make for the perfect gift.

Quality and function since 1978

Ekerö has been the conscious Stockholmer's furniture destination of choice since the 70's. With its blend of comfort and style this store is one of the largest in the city when it comes to luxury decor. The offering is both for indoors and outdoors, with emphasis on quality.

A seven-floor furniture haven

If you're out shopping for furniture, Stalands is a mandatory stop, with a wide audience and a slightly more affordable pricing point. The huge store was once an old brewery and houses everything from classic design articles to modern aesthetics.

Iconic designs

Nordiska Galleriet's repertoire includes leading designers of distinguished reputation. If you're on the market for modern design classics signed Fritz Hansen, Lammhults or Jörgensen you've come to the right place.

A timeless classic since 1924

This iconic design house features modernist Josef Frank furniture, vibrant patterned textiles, brass figurines, candleholders and vases. Invest in stylishly crafted pieces that will last a lifetime.

Founded in 1940

Next door to Svensk Tenn is another quintessentially Swedish boutique. Furniture manufacturer Carl Malmsten founded Malmstenbutiken in 1940. The offering is still predominantly Swedish with emphasis on quality, craftsmanship, fine materials and durability - iconic designs, which are easily recognised, despite its simplicity and timelessness.

An all-inclusive shopping experience

Does an all-in-one shopping stop sound like your thing? NK department store house multiple design boutiques, furniture sections and interior shops - a worldly blend of Scandinavian aesthetics in a metropolitan mix.

Modern furniture collection

Architect and designer Per Söderberg's boutique in Östermalm showcases his elegant Swedish-made furniture. Side tables, leather stools and storage solutions in the top quality materials, all sustainably produced. The showroom is open on Thursdays, but you can also call to arrange an appointment.

400 m2 of inspiration

Plan Ett is a colourful source of inspiration for your interior qualms. The boutique offers a personal mix of boho flair and Scandinavian minimalism. Brands such as Bruno Mathsson, Designers Guild, Missoni Home, HAY and L:a Bruket are part of its repertoire.

Quintessentially Danish

About as Danish as it can get. Illum - Copenhagen's pride and joy is now spreading its stylish preferences in Stockholm. Beautifully showcased, this boutique is bound to inspire. The pricing point ranges from affordable to slightly more exclusive.

Timeless

Tambur began as a slightly more personal alternative to the the major chains. Their shop on Folkungagatan has a homely feel and stocks a carefully curated, faultlessly tasteful selection of furniture, kitchen accessories, lighting and interiors details, many of them from new designers and craftspeople.

Elegant glamour

Walles & Walles is famous for its elegant furnishings, custom designs and beautiful one-of-a-kind objects from all around the world, as well as its exquisite textiles. A unique handpicked collection with influences from both Asia and Africa. The stylish showroom embodies ethno-chic in luxurious setting.

Give your IKEA furniture a new lease of life

Tired of your IKEA sofa or just want to add a personal touch to your home? Bemz produces bespoke textile solutions for sofas, armchairs and beds, as well as curtains and cushion. Choose from more than 200 kinds of fabric to create your own unique look.

Exclusive timelessness

This exclusive interior store sells Italian Max Alto, Minotti and kitchen supplier Boffi to name a few. The inspiring showroom exhibits leading international designers. With timeless design elements for the kitchen, dressing room and bathroom, Geco offers complete solutions that can be tailor-made to suit your preferences.

Urban Danish design

With over 60 years on its back this urban furniture oasis specialises in sleek Danish design - a contemporary mix of heritage and modern innovation. The brand's bold aesthetics makes for the perfect addition to your home. Despite its luxurious appeal BoConcept is surprisingly affordable.

Huge selection at decent prices

Royal Design has an enormous selection on their website, but they also have physical boutiques where you can buy furniture and interiors details at reasonable prices. Choose from masses of well-known design brands - both classic and slightly more modern.

Handcrafts from Africa, Asia and Latin America

Afroart sells colourful interiors details, textiles and furniture. Their cushions in bold print textiles and hand-woven baskets are popular, as well as jewellery and accessories. They have a wide range and everything is handmade by craftspeople in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Personal decorating advice

Welcome Home, on Scheelegatan in Kungsholmen, is an interiors store for both private homes and corporate environments. Customers can expect personal interiors advice and assistance whenever it's time to redecorate a room, an entire house or office. Browse the spacious store and be inspired by their interiors details.

Fun mix

This popular chain stocks a wide selection of modern Scandinavian design items and interiors. Everything from iconic String shelving to fun accessories that make perfect gifts. Prices can vary quite significantly depending on what you're looking for.

Cheap and cheerful chain

Looking for those special interiors details that will transform your home without breaking the bank? Lagerhaus has everything from cushions to candles, and most of their products are their own design. The chain also has an active sustainability policy.

Style-conscious vintage boutique

Brandstationen sells selected pieces of vintage furniture in excellent condition that are guaranteed to induce interiors envy. The beautifully styled boutique draws in a stylish crowd looking for new pieces for their home or just for inspiration. Their items may be second-hand, but they're not cheap.