High-end shopping in Bibliotekstan

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Spring in Stockholm. People walk by the camera, obscured by motion blur, on the walkway of Biblioteksgatan. The many exclusive high-end shops are visible in the background.

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Acne

A fashion house that has met with great success all over the world, using its trendy and innovative jeans collection as a starting point. The first collection consisted of only 100 pairs, which were distributed to friends and acquaintances. But the demand for more jeans was tremendous, and so Acne Jeans was born. Today Acne Studios makes entire women&#x27;s and men&#x27;s collections, including shoes and accessories. The flagship store is on Norrmalmstorg square in downtown Stockholm.At Acne Archive, at Torsgatan 53, you will find pieces from past collections and resewn garments at bargain prices.

Acne Studios

Byredo

Exclusive Swedish perfume house whose products are as beautiful to look at as they are fragrant. What makes Byredo unique is its simplicity and the relatively few ingredients they use. All the fragrances are unisex. In addition to perfume, the line includes soaps, skincare products, and scented candles.

Carl Malmsten

Tradition and modern furniture are mixed here, with Swedish folk tradition as the starting point. Handicrafts, genuine materials, colors from nature, sustainability and functionality are the watchwords.In addition to furniture designer Carl Malmsten’s classics, some of which have been given new clothing, the company is also investing in a complementary more modern look. Visitors to The City Hall can also see Carl Malmsten&#x27;s Stadhusstolen which won first prize in a furniture competition for the City Hall in 1916.

Hope

The collections from the Hope design duo are pure in style, timeless and androgynous, inspired by uniforms and vintage. Hope has become famous for well-tailored outerwear and has also received praise for its shoes and handbags. In 2017 the Swedish label decided to change up things and to challenge fashion norms and conventions; all clothes are unisex and come in sizes for both men and women. Except for the flagship store on Smålandsgatan, there is one on Odengatan and one on Götgatan.

Modernity

High-end store specializing in vintage design and 20th-century antiques – furniture, lighting, and objets d’art. Emphasis is on Scandinavian design, including luminaries lie Alvar Aalto and Arne Jacobsen.

Nathalie Schuterman

Multi-brand store with an up-to-date selection of international high-fashion brands like Prada, Miu Miu, Balenciaga, Lanvin, Yves Saint Laurent, Dior, Marc Jacobs and many more.

Shopping in Stockholm. Scandinavian design on display at Nordiska Galleriet in Stockholm.

One of Europe&#x27;s leading stores when it comes to contemporary classic furniture, with a large selection of décor, lighting and gift items from well known international designers and suppliers.

Nordiska Galleriet

Rodebjer

Swedish star designer Carin Rodebjer has two stores in Stockholm. She has received numerous awards over the years, including Elle’s Fashion Designer of the Year three times. Rodebjer’s collections are practical, elegant and feminine, with a touch of crudity and avant-garde. Recurring sources of inspiration are Swedish folk costumes, French bohemians of the 1920s, and the Finnish trash rock band Hanoi Rocks. Talk about contrasts! There is a second store on Regeringsgatan 50.

Sturegallerian

An exclusive mall in the middle of Stureplan square, with fashion boutiques, restaurants, cafés and the historic Sturebad spa, which opened in 1885.

Svenskt Tenn

The classic interior design company Svenskt Tenn has its flagship store on the beautiful shoreline boulevard of Strandvägen. The company originated with a fortuitous meeting between two courageous people with fresh ideas: the stylist and businesswoman Estrid Ericsson and the designer Josef Frank. The timeless, amazingly-patterned, and brilliantly colored creations are cause for a pilgrimage for anyone with an interest in design and interior furnishings. The store has modern classics, a lovely gift department with glass, pottery, and objects by younger established designers. Lunch is served at the store, every weekday, and on weekends there&#x27;s a lovely Afternoon Tea and brunch-buffé being served.

Totême

Totême is a Swedish fashion brand founded by style journalist Elin Kling and her partner Karl Lindman in 2014. From their Stockholm studio, they design ready-to-wear, shoes, and accessories, with clear Scandinavian aesthetics. Totême has established personal relationships with the suppliers and factories they work with in order to secure fair products and circumstances in every step of the manufacturing chain. In 2020, they won &#x27;Designer of the year&#x27; at the Swedish ELLE gala. The flagship store is located in the fashionable shopping street Biblioteksgatan in central Stockholm, and Totême is also represented with a shop in the luxury department store Nordiska Kompaniet in the city.

Whyred

Whyred is a Swedish classic. Designer Roland Hjort creates colorful, preppy, college-inspired clothing characterized by clean design and fine details. Extremely popular shoe and handbag collections. Flagship-store in the heart of downtown.

High-end shopping in Bibliotekstan

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