Swedish Wood

Photo: Björn Lofterud

Pavilion finds permanent resting place

The building has similar openings on each short side, fitted with oak doors. The floor is also oak, both for the lovely feel under foot, and to handle splashes when kayaks are carried in straight from the sea.
Photo: Magnus Glans

Coffee table Radius

The legs made of Swedish Pine are displayed through the glass table top. A hint of Swedish forestry in the wooden legs together with the airy glass surface creates a pure Scandinavian feel.
Photo: Wingårdhs

Meeting place with warmth

Together, the two canopies cover an area 160 metres long and 10 metres wide, providing shelter from the elements and creating a welcoming outdoor space. The tectonic roofs have an over-dimensioned design. The idea was to depart from the usual slimline structure and instead give them real weight.
Photo: Tuomas Harjumaaskola

Stool with ears

It is a stool for people to sit and calm down after intense work in the big city. It is made of Swedish pine with fabrics and a upholstered mattress.
Photo: Wingårdhs

A meeting of materials brings calm

The interior environment provides a clear contrast with the exterior. The positioning of the window in the corridor is carefully considered.
Photo: Joakim Bergström

Reading nook

Panels and floorboards are available in a wide range of profiles and finishes, to create a traditional style or give a more modern appearance to the room.

Swedish Wood spreads knowledge, provides inspiration and encourages development relating to wood, wood products and wood construction. Swedish Wood also aims to highlight wood as a competitive, eco-friendly and sustainable material.