With ‘tranquillity’ as the guiding principle, AO/JN Interiors has transformed a 1980s house into a serene, balanced home of light and natural materials. At its heart lies a bespoke light oak kitchen, designed in collaboration with Nordiska Kök.

Step into interior photographer Line Klein’s Danish design kitchen. Light yellow cabinetry meets creamy white walls, wood, and limestone, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere in this characterful Copenhagen home.

The Pine Edge Villa in Stockholm, as seen in Grand Designs Sweden, features bespoke oak interiors by Nordiska Kök that enhance its modern architecture.

Designed for an architect-designed cabin nestled in the Norwegian mountain landscape, The Hytte Kitchen in light oak by Nordiska Kök captures the essence of Scandinavian design and authentic craftsmanship – calm, tactile, and beautifully in tune with nature.

In the historic apartment in Gothenburg, modern Scandinavian design meets timeless elegance. At the heart of the home is the bespoke Shaker kitchen in soft tones, featuring a dark oak kitchen island and vibrant worktop.

Discover the Swedish oyster diver Lotta Klemming’s Ostrongården, featured on Grand Designs – with a stainless-steel kitchen by Nordiska Kök inspired by the raw nature of the Swedish archipelago.

Step into the Star Chef Daniel Berlin's two-star Michelin restaurant Vyn in beautiful Österlen with a specially designed kitchen by Nordiska Kök.

In the newly renovated apartment in Södermalm, Stockholm, a minimalist kitchen in earthy tones blends Scandinavian simplicity with architectural influences, creating a serene, cohesive atmosphere.

Discover the architect’s summerhouse on Sweden’s scenic Österlen coast, where a bespoke kitchen blends Scandinavian minimalism with contemporary flair.

Nestled in Le Vésinet just outside Paris, this French home features a bespoke kitchen defined by neoclassical grace, Art Deco influences, and the beauty of Scandinavian minimalism.

Step into the Victorian townhouse in Chiswick, London, featuring a light oak kitchen that combines Scandinavian minimalism with rustic English charm.

In the architect-designed villa, a minimalist dark wooden kitchen embraces the synergy between architecture and nature through clean lines and a muted palette, creating a sense of serenity.

Minimalist lines, earthy tones and tactile natural materials define this architect-designed home on the Swedish west coast – where the bespoke dark oak kitchen, complete with a matching island, has become the heart of the home.

Get inspired by the Scandinavian kitchen, with a design characterized by organic shapes, a soft colour scheme, and carefully selected natural materials.

Step into the yellow country kitchen, where natural materials and classic details blend seamlessly with traditional charm and smart design solutions, creating a beautifully timeless space.