Scandinavians are famous for their cheerful yet practical designs. But most furniture fans tend to stop at mid-century modern, which is now ubiquitous thanks to big box stores like West Elm and CB2.

It’s almost taken for granted in the United States that Scandinavian design is just better. Simple, functional, and minimalist, Scandinavian furniture, housewares, decorations, and even toys have ...

In a country house on the Baltic coast, Nina Norgren and Bengt Thornefors, the founders of the textile and furniture brand Magniberg, have made a home entirely their own. By Aimee Farrell For Nina ...

The charm of Scandinavian house design lies in its understated elegance, simplicity, and functionality. It's an intentional design language that is inspired by natural elements and pays tribute to the ...

One common complaint concerning tiny houses is that they can all have a very similar look to them. However, Baluchon offers a break from the norm with its Tiny House Sauvage, which eschews the ...

Scandinavian interior design has been inspiring its fans for decades. The region's iconic midcentury modern furniture, cool ...

The multi-tasking creator Virgil Abloh adds another X to his name with a capsule collection of rugs, chairs and other assorted home goods for IKEA. By Roxanne Robinson Fashion is full of tribes.

“When you’re in love, you don’t see the bad things,” Andreas Ullenius says. Ullenius is calling from Skarpö, an island of about 250 residents in the Stockholm archipelago, to talk about the ...

Effortlessly stylish, beautifully pared back, and intentionally calming, Scandinavian homes provide the perfect ambiance for slow living. And as the world gets busier, the call for wellness-led spaces ...

The Swedish Design Museum To Go is like takeout—for art. Handcrafted plates crafted from wood derived from Swedish forests so you can have a picnic beside the water. A simple lamp to read a book under ...

Swedish giants IKEA and Swedish House Mafia have unveiled their inaugural collaboration, introducing a collection of homeware, interior solutions, and accessories such as the iconic FRAKTA bag that ...

Design Issues, Vol. 34, No. 2 (Spring 2018), pp. 20-30 (11 pages) Cheryl Buckley, “Made in Patriarchy: Toward a Feminist Analysis of Women in Design,” Design Issues 3, no. 2 (Autumn 1986); Kjetil ...