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Interior design & interior architectureStockholm · Est. 2011

We design the rooms you never want to leave.

Häll is a small interiors studio working on private residences, retreats, and the occasional hotel — spaces built from natural material, long light, and restraint.

PracticeResidential & hospitality
Projects a yearEight, by choice
AvailabilityBooking from spring 2026
A Häll interior

Selected projects

2019–2025
Villa Sund living space
01

Villa Sund

A 1930s functionalist villa returned to bone and lime plaster, warmed with burnished brass and oak.

Location
Djursholm, SE
Scope
Full interiors
Year
2024
Hotel Klara suite
02

Hotel Klara

Fourteen keys above a harbour, each room a quiet study in travertine, wool, and low winter sun.

Location
Visby, SE
Scope
Interiors & FF&E
Year
2023
The Long Kitchen
03

The Long Kitchen

A single nine-metre table anchors a country house made for cooking, arguing, and staying late.

Location
Skåne, SE
Scope
Kitchen & dining
Year
2022

A palette we return to, season after season — quiet, tactile, and made to age.

Lime plaster
Bone
Burnished brass
Warm metal
Smoked oak
Clay
Oat bouclé
Sand
Sage stone
Moss
Ink oak
Char
What we do

A few things, done slowly.

iFull interiorsConcept to install: architecture of the interior, joinery, lighting, and every surface.From SEK 12,000 / m²
iiFurniture & FF&ESourcing, custom pieces, and full procurement for a room or a whole house.From SEK 90,000
iiiStyling & finishingThe last ten per cent — the layer that makes a room feel lived-in.Day rate on request
ivStudio consultationA half-day walk-through with a written direction you can build from.SEK 18,000

We start with how a room should feel, then work back to the plan.

i.

Light first

We chart the sun across a full day before a single wall moves. Everything else answers to it.

ii.

Material honesty

Stone, wood, wool, plaster. Natural surfaces that earn their patina instead of hiding it.

iii.

Built to stay

We design for the version of you a decade from now — not this season’s photograph.

A house should feel inevitable — as if it could not have been any other way.

Ingrid Häll, founder