New Designer at Huset: Mini Empire

The latest addition to Huset is Swedish brand Mini Empire.  It was founded by multidisciplinary artist Jenny von Döbeln in 2010.

New from Soft Gallery

Soft Gallery is the creation of two women: designer Tine Holt Møller and fashion photographer and designer Barbara Hvidt, both from Denmark. For each Soft Gallery collection, Hvidt and Møller commission local and international artists that are known for the distinctive and original style to create artworks that are featured through Soft Gallery.  The idea is to produce clothes for children who are not afraid to stand out from the crowd and who appreciate wearing design of a deeper meaning.

The challenge is to stimulate and open the eyes of a child to a different world of creativity and to broaden the way of thinking.

Soft Gallery also supports Danish Indian Childcare when selling clothes produced in India. The agreement is symbolized by the hangtag, which comes with the …

The Ivy Shelf

Ivy – shelf to build to the height you wish, and in the shape you wish.  The Ivy shelf won the award +1, by Swedish magazine FORM, as the Best New Product at the Stockholm Furniture Fair, February 2011. Depending on how you stack the Ivy shelving system, you can have it straight up or swaying from one side or the other.

Thomas Bernstrand runs his design studio Bernstrand & Co in Stockholm. Thomas is trained at Konstfack, University College of Arts, Crafts & Design in Stockholm, 1994-1999, Danmarks Designskole, 1996, and the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, 2005-2006. The distinguish of Thomas Bernstrands design is that it is always basted on a strong idea with a humours touch. Thomas never compromises and he always stick to his …

Huset welcomes Jonna Saarinen!

Jonna Saarinen is one of our new designers and we love her beautiful prints and patterns!

She was born in Finland but moved to London in 1988 and studied at Central St. Martins College of Art and Design, specializing in screen printing. She says “‘Most of my work is inspired by growing up by the sea in Finland, playing in the forest and spending summers with my grandmother who thought it was quite alright to wear high heels and woolly socks. I like childlike playfulness and mix&matching in design, and also in pattern. My favorite kind of pattern would be any one that makes me smile!’

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Lisa Bengtsson for Save the Children

The sweet doggy patterns that you see below are from the Tillsammans collection and shows dachshunds from around the world, with hats and hairstyles to symbolize different nationalities.
It was created for a very special purpose: Lisa Bengtsson, one of Sweden’s most prominent designers, recently developed a new collection of wallpaper, textiles and posters exclusively for Save The Children. The products are available only in their design shop.

When buying these products, you are supporting a worthwhile cause – to protect and save little ones against violence and sexual assault and to invest in their future by ensuring that they receive a proper education.
“I think that it is fun and rewarding to work with Save the Children. When I received the request, there was no doubt but only joy. I like to do what I can to help, and what I can is to design… So why not do it for Save the Children!” – Lisa Bengtsson



Huset now has in stock the Tillsammans Wallpaper and …

Danish Design I Like It!

The world-famous designer Jasper Morrison has always been fascinated by Danish design. His work has often been described as more Scandinavian than British in spirit, so its no surprise to hear that he has answered a call to curate and stage an exhibition on Danish design in Copenhagen’s Design Museum in Denmark. Danish Design – I like it! is an external and international look at Danish design and the exhibition marks the change of name from the Danish Museum of Art & Design to Design museum Denmark.


“Morrison’s viewpoint has culminated in a selection of pieces that work to embody the classic and humane qualities that make up Danish design – a process he reveals to be more complex than initially anticipated. ‘It is a very condensed selection – …

We Love Lotta

Fabulous Lotta Agaton is an interior stylist from Sweden. She can make any interior look interesting. She uses a combination of patterns, texture, shapes and sizes to create intriguing compositions. She knows exactly how to create beautiful, serene space with a lot of character and elegance.

Lotta creates such beautiful and calming spaces, using mainly monochromatic neutral tones that give the interiors a power, in a serene way, that demand attention.

Promoted by Agent Bauer, Lotta has collaborated with the most interesting publications and clients in Europe, USA and South America. She started Swedish Residence Magazine about ten years ago and worked there for four years as drafting and interior design manager. And since, Lotta has been freelancing and working with many big advertising agencies and newspapers both in Sweden …

Brita of Sweden

Brita Sweden is a family business with a strong tradition of textile production for many generations. Inside the brand that is great grandma’s name sake, Brita Sweden designs and produces organic fabric, kitchen accessories, plastic runners and other interior items.



If there was ever a company with a pattern-filled collection that could shake the winter blues right off of you, this is it. From their bold colors and whimsical patterns to the kooky product photography, Brita Sweden can’t help but make you smile.

Huset will soon have most of Brita of Sweden’s items online, so check back soon!

Featured Designer: Custommade

Custommade is a Danish company and the brainchild of Christian Dam. Christian, with the help of celebrated designer Anne Rasmussen, creates beautiful and modern fashion pieces for today’s sophisticated urban woman.

Their pieces are modern, yet timeless and embody the Scandinavian design ideal… producing pieces that are beautiful in both their appearance and their functionality.

While their pieces are certainly in keeping with the times, they aren’t caught up in trends or concerned with fashion fads. Each piece is a new modern classic and made to last.

The goal at Custommade is to make beautiful clothing of uncompromising quality and to make its clothing accessible to any woman who appreciates great style over the latest fad.

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Scandinavian Design: A Look Back In Time

Scandinavian design began in the early 1900′s but gained wider recognition (and approval) in the 1950′s. The goal of this design movement is simple… to design beautiful, minimalistic pieces that are as wonderful to use as they are to look at.

They also sought to design pieces that could be mass produced as cheaply as possible without sacrificing quality. With strong “post-modern” ideals, the Scandinavian designers looked for ways to make their designs affordable for all… not just the wealthy and influential.

Scandinavian Design really flourished between 1951-1970 as a result of the “Lunning Prize.” The Lunning Prize was created to acknowledge excellence in Scandinavian design and was given to two outstanding Scandinavian designers each year. This helped to bring Scandinavian design into the limelight and worldwide …