Architect resides in one of the stunning Stockholm residences he developed with . Featured previously on the blog , , and , the Lyceum developments are the result of an incredible transformation of the historical university buildings into modern and exclusive homes. I have just been reading about Andreas work and home in My Residence (the international bookazine by ), and interestingly, he has become known not only for transforming culturally and historically valuable buildings in Stockholm for the high end market, but also for renewing the quality of Stockholm’s low-cost housing that is so essential in large cities. In 2014 he received the Residence Magazine’s Architect of the Year Award for his work in these two areas. Here’s a look inside his beautiful home.
Specially designed in laboratory green, the kitchen is by Swedish cabinet-makers . Stools in teak and iron are by Pierre Jeanneret and the pedestal is by , custom-designed for Martin-Löf’s home. The 1950s style sofa in the living room has been upholstered in specially made fabric by Astrid Textiles, while the armchairs and Kangaroo chairs in teak and rattan are also by Pierre Jeanneret. The Travertine table was inherited from Andreas grandmother, and the lamps in this room and the dining area are designed by Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter, as part of their .
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All in all a refined, elegant home with a warm material palette and undeniable sense of sophistication, this is one that truly inspires.
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Architect resides in one of the stunning Stockholm residences he developed with . Featured previously on the blog , , and , the Lyceum developments are the result of an incredible transformation of the historical university buildings into modern and exclusive homes. I have just been reading about Andreas work and home in My Residence (the international bookazine by ), and interestingly, he has become known not only for transforming culturally and historically valuable buildings in Stockholm for the high end market, but also for renewing the quality of Stockholm’s low-cost housing that is so essential in large cities. In 2014 he received the Residence Magazine’s Architect of the Year Award for his work in these two areas. Here’s a look inside his beautiful home.
Specially designed in laboratory green, the kitchen is by Swedish cabinet-makers . Stools in teak and iron are by Pierre Jeanneret and the pedestal is by , custom-designed for Martin-Löf’s home. The 1950s style sofa in the living room has been upholstered in specially made fabric by Astrid Textiles, while the armchairs and Kangaroo chairs in teak and rattan are also by Pierre Jeanneret. The Travertine table was inherited from Andreas grandmother, and the lamps in this room and the dining area are designed by Andreas Martin-Löf Arkitekter, as part of their .
Styling by / Photography by
All in all a refined, elegant home with a warm material palette and undeniable sense of sophistication, this is one that truly inspires.
Images via
