Inspired by Scandinavia’s capital, the recently completed Nobis Hotel in the heart of Stockholm is an eclectic and eccentric mix of modern design in classical space. Located on the historic Norrmalmstorg square, the architects Claesson Koivisto Rune were faced with the challenge of both restoring and re-designing two adjacent 19th century buildings from original residential apartments.
The results are contemporary yet timeless spaces filled with bespoke furniture and art designed especially for the hotel’s 201 rooms and shared area. Each space, from the lobby to lounges, corridors to rooms has its own unique identity which ranges from the quirky to extravagant, all while being fun and relaxed in a gentle colour scheme influenced by the capital city and surroundings.
Custom designs are mixed with found vintage pieces and are set out in playful style, from cactus’ to model cruise ships and animals – and with a generous amount of seating throughout, the hotel invites guests to explore the various environments, characters and moods set to each room. This is a space to experience first-hand…
Photographs 1,4,5,6 and 7 © Louise Billgert, all others by Åke E:son Lindman
