Does a happy country begin with a happy home? These native designers share how to spread joy throughout your decor

You'd never guess that this peaceful five-bedroom country home once witnessed dramatic historical events

The Copenhagen home of Poul Madsen, co-founder and CEO of Normann Copenhagen, overlooks the city’s historic lakes. His art-filled residence is a vibrant reflection of both his personal taste and the design philosophy that has shaped the brand – timeless yet forward-thinking. In this exclusive interview, Madsen shares his thoughts on sustainability, his love for travel, and the personal touches that make a house feel like home.​​​​​​​

Finnish interior designer Joanna Laajisto works her magic on the design of this Lahti home, including a traditional sauna.

What are the best features in Finnish homes? These 10 things you want to have in your home too. Finnish design is practical and beatiful.

Hello friends! I hope you had a wonderful weekend! Here in Scandinavia, it looks like the summer isn't ready to give up on us just yet - and...

Monday calls for something with a light touch, don't you think? That way, we can float into the week in a bit of a dreamworld! This lovely S...

Trends come and go, but the timeless allure of classics transcends decades – Artek's iconic furniture and lighting have brought beauty and functionality to homes worldwide for nearly a century. We selected seven Aalto favorites: read on to discover the stories behind these beloved products.

Name: Saana Sipilä & Olli Sallinen Location: Pohjola, Turku, Finland Size: 516 square feet Years lived in: 5 years; Rented Finnish textile designers Saana and Olli have made their home in a tiny yellow wooden house in Turku, Finland. Built in the 1890s, the space shows signs of age, but the couple’s thoughtful styling and furnishings compliment its well-worn appearance so well that one wouldn’t really want it any other way.