Located in Stockholm’s Gallery District in the up and coming neighborhood Hagastaden, Blique by Nobis is a contemporary project where architecture and design coexist with the art of social interaction. Originally designed by Swedish architect Sigurd Lewerentz, the building is loaded with pulse and cultural heritage, consisting of a hotel, two restaurants, flexible spaces for meeting and events, a courtyard and a rooftop bar with a breathtaking view of the city.

The interiors, by Swedish architect Gert Wingårdh, are punctuated by Nordic design, a treasure trove of Scandinavian furniture pieces. At Boketto, one of the featured restaurants, tables are surrounded by black CH47 dining chairs by Hans J. Wegner adding to the comfort of the dining experience.

In rooms, a soothing palette of greys complement the rooms’ industrial elements, while the use of leather and wood create a cozy atmosphere in which Safari Chairs by Kaare Klint add a touch of casual elegance. The practicality of Folding Chairs by Mogens Koch is paired with textiles and carpets hewn from timeless materials such as wool and velvet, as well as soft mood lighting, all ideated by Wingårdh. CH46 chairs by Hans J. Wegner, characterized by organic materials and shapes, imbue meeting rooms with a classic minimalist feel.