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Anna Ödling
Horse girl, boss lady and green-fingered dream house builder. We visited Anna Ödling in her brand new house in the woods on Färingsö, and never wanted to leave this masterpiece of a build.
Read moreLife at Villa Storängen
For half a decade Emma Ringström, the creative force behind FLEUR & KULÖR, has known the great villa in Storängen, room by room. Emma became the family’s interior designer from start. The Villa was built in 1914 by the architect Edvard Hubendick, who lived in the house himself. And one can tell this house has been called a home back then – and ever since with only five owners. Emma became the family’s interior designer from start. Natural materials were introduced alongside carefully chosen details. There is something about rooms that are allowed to hold both then and now. We are honored to see our textiles enhance the space, providing a soft touch while seamlessly blending the history of this house into the next decade.
Read moreMalin Persson's ultimate picnic guide
If you already follow Malin Persson (@hosmjaumjau), you’ll know exactly why we asked her to share her best picnic tips. And if you don’t, let us introduce you. With a gingham tea towel as a scarf and chips in her sleeve, Malin is just as likely to host a picnic on the living room floor as she is by the sea. Think good old BLTs, proper wine glasses, cinnamon buns and a thermos full of ice. Her feed is filled with delicious food you’ll instantly crave and witty captions that’ll make you smile. Add just enough everyday chaos, and you’ve got Malin in a nutshell – the kind of real-life beauty we can’t get enough of. Here are the 5 picnic tips she swears by:
Read moreThe Art of Aperitivo with Lina Huring
Lina Huring is a designer and food creator who has been living in Milan, where aperitivo stopped being a drink and became a way of living. This is her ongoing love letter to that ritual, and here five best hacks for a joyful, stress-free moment before (or beyond) dinner — here’s what she has to say. The key to aperitivo is simplicity. It’s the cultural practice of letting go with elegance. Aperitivo is the ritual of opening (aprire in Italian) because the bitter drink opens the stomach for eating. I like to think of it as opening in the sense of “opening up” or entering an easier state of mind. We open our mouths not only to eat and drink, but to talk: to reconnect with our friends and family. What sets aperitivo apart from *just a drink* is what we eat. There’s no single correct version. Aperitivo is whatever you have on hand, and you adjust the effort to match your energy. Plain chips and olives are good enough. It’s never the star, always the transition. It comes as it is, and it doesn’t judge. The beauty of aperitivo is that it’s the beginning of something: an evening, an adventure, the rest of your life.
Read moreLouise Ljung's 5 best party tips
Meet Louise Ljung – our go-to party fixer and food stylist in Gothenburg. She’s the only person we know who’s gathered an entire choir of pensioners out at sea to create the perfect atmosphere, and she never shows up without a Midnatt tablecloth and a good embroidery napkin.So naturally, we asked her to share her best hacks for throwing the kind of party people actually remember. Because the best nights are rarely the most polished ones, they’re the ones where people feel welcome, relaxed, and just a little bit surprised.
Read moreMidnatt checking in @ Hoby Kulle Herrgård
If you’re not a fan of poetic landscapes, pink castles, fairytale horses, furry hens, and romantic tables, you might want to close your eyes! Ever since that charming pink manor in Blekinge, south of Sweden, popped up in our feed a couple of years back, we’ve been buzzing to visit! When Tove Hammerin reached out with her exciting idea of dressing up the grand mirror hall tables with our Midnatt textiles, we knew it was a match made in heaven.
Read moreEstelle Graf – our 2025 Christmas card collaboration
It’s time to launch our annual art collaboration, aka the Midnatt Christmas cards, which comes as a little gift to all our customers during December. This year, we are collaborating with Stockholm-based artist Estelle Graf, who has created the most incredible art prints. Månsjuk & Moder Sol, inspired by celestial bodies and ancient star maps. We just can’t take our eyes off these magical creatures. Can you? Everyone who places an order in December can add the prints Månsjuk and Moder sol, by Swedish artist Estelle Graf, as a complimentary gift. They are A5 in size and printed on high-quality 324g paper.
Read moreFrida Thofelt
Wait, what? Did someone just throw us right into the set of the movie “The Holiday”? Or are we just stopping by set designer Frida Thofelt’s (@fridasfinds) charming house, at the turn of the month, before Christmas? You know the answer. Please enjoy this unpretentious and super cozy visit to a home where the warmth is hard to deny, ice is a must, and snacks are a religion. Our house: A cute yellow house on Lidingö, outside Stockholm. We live here: Me, My husband, Magnus, and our two boys, Harry, 11, and Henry, 6. What we do: I work as a set designer and stylist, Magnus, with retail. The kids? Skate and Pokémon, I guess.
Read moreTessan Rådö
Vintage and antique dealer Tessan Rådö sources the dreamy finds of her business, even in her sleep. By leaving worries at the bedroom door and always having her nose dipped in at least two parallel books, she keeps her pace. We invited ourselves over for breakfast and a treasure hunt in her beautiful treasure chest of a villa, where she lives with her lovely family. Our house: A house built in the 1920’s just outside Stockholm. We live here: Tessan, Mikael, their kids Felix, 11 years old, Elin 8 years and Sander their cockerpoolabradoodle, 2 years. What we do: Tessan is a vintage and antiques dealer who also takes on interior jobs. Follow her at @stocksundvintage on Instagram.
Read moreMona Ali
Midnatt visits the talented Mona Ali, innovative founder of FIIRI AGENCY.
Read moreJulia Stridh
Meet our charming friend and talented fashion stylist, Julia Stridh. On a delightfully cloudy morning, we popped over to Julia’s stunningly renovated old house in Bromma, just outside Stockholm. Let’s just say she worked some serious magic, transforming a crumbling structure into a sparkling gem that perfectly mirrors her vibrant personality. With an eye for aesthetics that could make even a rainbow jealous, Julia effortlessly blends her love for fashion, colors, and interior design—whether she’s setting a festive table that will make your heart sing or curating the perfect outfit that turns heads. Get ready to dive into Julia’s world, where style and motherhood collide in the most beautiful way. P.S. Trust us, you won’t want to miss the end of this story if you’re curious about how this fashionista plans to dazzle for both Christmas AND New Year’s Eve! The house: An old house built in 1925 in Bromma outside Stockholm, that they’ve carefully renovated for two years and counting. Who live here: Julia, her fiancé Dan, and their two daughters Benedetta, 6, and Gaia, 3,5 years old. What we do: Julia is a fashion stylist who also takes on interior jobs. She blogs about the renovation and other inspiring stuff at Residence. Follow her at @jstridh on Instagram.
Read moreElin Carlsten & Kristoffer Lönnström
There are neighbors, and then there are neighbors. A few floors up from Midnatt’s Stockholm showroom, you’ll find the wonderful flat of entrepreneur couple Elin Carlsten, Kristoffer Lönnström and their two children. Or, to be precise, you did before the summer. As of this writing, they have packed up their belongings for a new adventure in Mallorca. Before their departure, we had the opportunity to visit their modern lullaby of a home. As they prepare for this new chapter, their residence reflects their personal style and the dynamic lifestyle they have always cultivated as a couple. And as a family. Our house: A two-bedroom apartment in Kungsholmen, Stockholm. We live here: Elin, Kristoffer and our kids Märta, 11, and Ralf, 9. What we do: Elin: architect. Kristoffer: founder of an Ad agency.
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