Sometimes the best way to decorate is to work within strict limits, especially if you're starting with a gorgeous space that doesn't need a lot of bells and whistles. The Hotel Sigtuna in Sweden is one of those places - simple, spare, and beautifully restrained. Decorated by architecture and design firm Lindvall, the furnishings and custom-made fittings were chosen for their connection to the "golden age of Scandinavian design."







Built in 1909, the 26-room Sigtuna is Sweden's smallest five-star hotel. The building is sited in the center of the 1,000-year-old town of Sigtuna, thirty minutes from Stockholm. For information from the hotel as well as additional photos, click here. For more on Lindvall Architecture and Design, click here.

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I love the lamp in the first picture, anyone know what that is or where it can be obtained?
Oh, that's by a Bauhaus designer, can't remember it off hand. Not a Swedish design. Interestingly, since the rest look very, VERY Swedish.
You can buy that Bauhaus lamp at the MoMA store for a cool $925. I've coveted it forever.
http://www.momastore.org/museum/moma/ProductDisplay_Bauhaus%20Table%20Lamp_10451_10001_13941_-1_11461_11463_null__
what a beautiful hotel... to bad its a five star hotel and in sweden bc i clearly won't be able to afford that...