Ett Hem sits in Lärkstaden, a quiet residential pocket of Stockholm close to the city center but removed from its busier commercial streets. Guests are encouraged to use the property like a home: settle by the fire, eat in the kitchen, work in the library or move into the courtyard garden without the rigid separation of public and private hotel spaces. The original house was built as a private residence in 1910, and Ilse Crawford’s interiors preserve that domestic character through layered furniture, art, books and objects rather than hotel-standardized decoration.

Ett Hem turns a 1910 Arts and Crafts townhouse into Stockholm’s definitive home-away-from-home, where Ilse Crawford design, shared kitchens and personal service replace conventional hotel formality.