Welcome to Nordiska Kök's Kitchen Journal. Here you'll always find our latest kitchen projects, design and interior tips, interviews with exciting profiles and inspiration for everything related to the kitchen.
Discover how a minimalist wood kitchen has found its natural place in an architect-designed home in Norway, where majestic mountain scenery, contemporary architecture and Scandinavian kitchen design come together in a timeless and harmonious setting.
Read MoreStep inside the architect-designed pool house, where Case Study-inspired architecture meets a light oak kitchen by Nordiska Kök in a serene archipelago setting.
Read MoreStep inside the architect-designed villa featuring a pink kitchen, where raw concrete, light oak and soft pink tones come together in a playful, warm, and carefully balanced interior.
Read MoreInterior designer and Copenhagen local Nathalie Schwer shares her favourite places in the city – a personal guide to some of Copenhagen's best restaurants, architectural highlights, cultural destinations and local spots worth seeking out.
Read MoreMinimalist Scandinavian design meets mid-century modern architecture in this London home. Discover how a Scandi kitchen by Nordiska Kök blends seamlessly into the space.
Read MoreDiscover Nordiska Kök Kitchen Atelier at Brdr. Krüger’s Flagship Store in the heart of Copenhagen.
Read MoreIn this contemporary Scandinavian home, bespoke oak interiors by Nordiska Kök create a seamless flow between spaces, shaping a calm and harmonious atmosphere throughout.
Read MoreCopenhagen-based interior designer Nathalie Schwer guides you to the exhibitions not to miss during 3 Days of Design, taking place in Copenhagen from 10-12 June 2026.
Read MoreSoft beige tones, warm wood and natural limestone come together in a timeless expression of rustic elegance in this classic shaker kitchen, crafted for a beautiful early 20th-century home.
Read MoreStep into the colorful apartment in Stockholm, where a contemporary oak kitchen with vibrant marble quietly echoes the warmth and powdery tones that flow throughout the home.
Read MoreStep into the former home of Norwegian stylist Catrine Svellingen – a beautiful 1890s apartment featuring a minimalist oak kitchen by Nordiska Kök, where light, proportions, and timeless materials create a calm and balanced interior.
Read MoreDesigned and crafted for Danish architect Lin Frederiksen’s beautiful Copenhagen home, the minimalist oak kitchen embodies a light Japandi aesthetic with calm, natural materials and a soft tonal palette.
Read MoreStep inside the beautiful orangery with an oak kitchen from Nordiska Kök, where Japanese aesthetics meet Scandinavian simplicity in a warm oasis-like setting.
Read MoreThis country kitchen blends traditional charm, authentic craftsmanship with contemporary Scandinavian design, creating a warm and inviting space defined by rustic elegance and timeless character.
Read MoreThe Pine Edge Villa in Stockholm, as seen in Grand Designs Sweden, features bespoke oak interiors by Nordiska Kök that enhance its modern architecture.
Read MoreJapandi combines the simplicity of Scandinavian design with traditional Japanese aesthetics. Read our 4 simple tips and get inspired by our Japandi style kitchens.
Read MoreGet inspired by the colourful home in London, featuring a Scandinavian design kitchen in dark oak, contrasted by a warm pink hue that adds warmth and character to the space.
Read MoreStep 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.
Read MoreDesigned 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.
Read MoreNestled 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.
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