Sweden in recent years has seen an enormous amount of growth in terms of interest in furniture and home design. People are beginning to recognize that your individual furnishing or home style is just as personal and individualistic as the style of clothes you wear. Stockholm is at the front of the new wave of interior design (inredning) trends, and it holds something for everybody. It doesn't matter what your tastes or budget are.

Furniturebox.se is an online firm that offers costly furnishings at reduced prices. In downtown Stockholm they run a 500 sq foot shop which features superior quality merchandise and assures you'll have an enjoyable time browsing. Bolia is another place you shouldn't miss. They blend modern Scandinavian styling with classic hand crafting, and the results are fascinating for those who know and appreciate fine workmanship. Their regular design staff is famous, and they allow fledgling designers to participate in their activities via the Bolia Design Award.

Piece of Mind, or POM, is a home furnishings company that asks with extraordinary vision, "Why doesn't this product exist?". It sets out to create that product and bring the imagined into existence. The classic designs and popular DUX beds (DUX sängar) of Stalands Furniture, as well as their contemporary Ekero Möbler, feature big on the interior design scene in Stockholm.

Lanna Furniture came back from the recent furniture fair with a list of their customers' wishes and opinions, and they have developed their new line around them. Bromma Möbler offers sturdy, good-quality furniture from all over the world. Quality furniture is also available from Carlssons Möbler, which has been the family business for three generations. G.A.D., a Gotland-based company that also has a strong presence in Stockholm, crafts custom furniture.

Any furniture lover visiting Stockholm must goto the SoFo area. Here you will find an assortment of secondhand stores and galleries selling a wide array of furniture. This could include demo pieces, classic furniture from the 50s and 60s, or even Feng-Shui inspired furniture as well. The giant furniture stores, such as IKEA, Mio and EM are represented also.

The last, but certainly not least, thing to mention in any discussion of Stockholm furniture is the Stockholm Furniture Fair, or the largest gathering of Scandinavian furniture lovers. Particularly notable at the fair is the Greenhouse section, which gathers new designers and international design schools, giving them an opportunity to showcase their work. Another fair that runs at the same time as the furniture fair is the Northern Light Fair, which is the Scandinavian lighting exhibition.

Stockholm is at the leading edge of furniture and interior design (heminredning). And being one of the world's most modern cities there is something here for everyone, regardless of your style or your budget. Furniturebox.se is an online firm that offers costly furnishings at reduced prices. In downtown Stockholm, Furniturebox.se has a 5000 sq foot shop which features superior quality merchandise. With a uniquely wide variety of secondhand shops, timeless pieces from the decades of the 50's and the 60's, the SoFo region is one exciting place in the Stockholm furniture (möbler stockholm) scene. Naturally, you will also find the furniture (möbler) giants of IKEA, Mio and EM in the Stockholm region.