The Grandpa Gothenburg branch has a beautiful, ever-changing collection of Scandinavian and international designer fashion, vintage gems and furniture. Explore Grandpa in Göteborg (SE).
May 31, 2014
May 29, 2014
Minimalistic Our Legacy space
The original shell is striped of everything but its essential elements, leaving bare walls, exposed floors and ceilings. Custom designed furniture is arranged in different configurations to display the collections. The materials used are natural and untreated: marble, wood, glass, concrete and steel. Explore Our Legacy in Stockholm (SE).
April 29, 2014
Feskekörka
The Feskekôrka (fish church) as it quickly became known, is an indoor fish and seafood market where you can buy all kinds of seafood delicacies caught on the day. Visit Feskekörka in Göteborg (SE).
April 27, 2014
Our Legacy, the store is bright like an Art Gallery
An aseptic space, vaguely nostalgic and a bit decadent that fits perfectly with the aesthetic of the Our Legacy brand. Discover Our Legacy in Göteborg (SE).
April 25, 2014
Brands at Grandpa are never more important than the product
Grandpa can be defined as a little department store with an interior, which feels like home and where service, inspiration and the vibe of the store really is important. Visit Grandpa in Stockholm (SE).
January 29, 2014
Rådhuset, a fashion and design hub in Uppsala
The Rådhuset experience is composed of a fashionable upscale department store with classy restaurants and cafeterias and has added a fresh contemporary twist on this traditional location. Explore Rådhuset in Uppsala (SE).
September 17, 2013
The Shoe Testing Facility
Colourful, lightweight and unobtrusive. The various furniture pieces in perforated metal and painted in pale pastels give a light and soft appearance, and has handles and wheels so they can be easily moved around the room as needed. Explore Camper in Malmö (SE).
October 20, 2011
Très Bien located in a former textile factory
The Très Bien collections are displayed in a building with great character and space in central Malmö, Sweden. The space has previously housed a textile factory as well as a flea market, which becomes apparent when checking out the well-worn wooden floor. When we started the project, the space was divided into a number of different-sized rooms with skewed logistics and hierarchy. The new architectural concept gives the room functional logistics and clear, built-in flexibility. Discover more...
May 14, 2010
Slow Food Shop
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Source: Rosendals Trädgärd