Houses

	Annie, a 2-storey house inspired by a philosophic movement which spread from England to USA during the 18th century. Related to the American New Hampshire style: symmetry, large windows and doors. Horizontal panelling. A pioneering spirit, based on functionalism, simplicity and the use of natures own resources.
	Carolina is a semi-subterranean 3-storey house that simply draws attention. Larch panelling means appealing low maintenance costs. This house has plenty of space, is functional. There is a unique combination of space and light. One section can be used as an office. For the family who is looking for simplicity with practicality.
	Have you ever dreamt of owning your own country manor? We decided to create a modern variety; with less rooms and on a smaller estate! But still as welcoming and as impressive. We have combined the traditional with the practical. Herrgården, despite its magnificence is still rather large and will easily melt into the most varying of surroundings.
	What could be more typical of a Swedish house than Mangården? A modern standard with a symmetry showing its development over the last two hundred years. We have maintained the most beautiful and charming in terms of style and appearance by using high quality materials. A spacious 2-storey house with high expansive ceilings. Mangården, a charming and practical solution.
	Sjöbacka, a bungalow so simple and pure but with a wholeness and a harmony that creates soul. The house provides a large quadrate impression but from the inside feels a lot bigger and more spacious than what was first thought from the outside. A modern house with a simple, yet unobtrusive exterior.
	In Florence during the Middle Ages, music was considered to be one of the highest forms of art. Beautiful architecture was regarded as “petrified” music. Torsjö’s classical form and style captures more than 2000 years of musical harmonies. This time, our Architect has written one of his most beautiful symphonies.
	Practical, child-friendly and beautiful were some of the qualities the designer of Villa Grande was looking for; a simple design with nothing too complicated. Villa Grande represents a timeless style countering architectonic modernism. “Good architecture should kindle one’s inspiration, irrespective of epoch.”