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Pelagus & Co.: modern comfort with a maritime spirit

16/04/2025

We wrote about this in an earlier post: A well thought-out outdoor area makes the difference between an occasionally used space – and a real favorite place. Today, we would like to take this idea a step further – with something that really excites us: Fritz Hansen garden furniture has just arrived!

You may already be familiar with Fritz Hansen – a Danish brand with over 150 years of history. Timeless Scandinavian design, a great feel for materials, paired with a high level of craftsmanship. It is this combination of clarity and quality that has simply won us over – and which works just as well outdoors as it does indoors.

As restrained as the design may appear, the Pelagus series is characterized by a feeling of quality and relaxation.

Newly arrived: The Pelagus series

We are particularly excited about the Pelagus series, designed by NOTE Design Studio from Stockholm. The design is understated, but with character – light, inviting and well thought out down to the last detail. The lounge chair, for example: spacious, comfortable, made of beautiful teak and with a cover that can withstand hot summer days. There is also a small, fine piece of furniture: the “Cutter” stool, a classic that can be used as a side table or stool – just as the mood takes you.

For us, this combination is more than just beautiful to look at. It invites you to live outside – whether it’s for a coffee in the morning, a glass of wine in the evening or simply a short break from everyday life.

Why we want to show this

We are a small team – with a lot of passion for good design and products that give pleasure for a long time. It is important to us to only show things that we really stand behind. Fritz Hansen furniture is definitely one of them. They can now be seen in our showroom – to touch, try out and combine. We look forward to advising you and showing you the pieces in person.

Perhaps your new favorite outdoor spot is waiting for you right here.

Pelagus Lounge Chair

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04/04/2025

Nordic Sleep Talk - Why Scandinavians simply sleep better

A conversation about healthy sleep, cultural clarity – and why the right sleeping comfort is more than just a comfortable mattress.
What makes sleep in the north so special? Why do Scandinavians seem surprisingly refreshed in the morning, while elsewhere people are still struggling with the alarm clock? Is it the fresh air, the minimalist design in the bedroom – or simply a different attitude to sleep?
In this edition of our Nordic Talks, we talk to an expert in Scandinavian sleep culture. About quality instead of quantity, rest as a resource – and why a good bed changes more than you think.

Less show, more sleep quality

Q: Do I have to spend a winter’s night in a wooden hut in the Arctic Circle to really understand what “Nordic sleep” means?
A: It would certainly be atmospheric – but not necessary. What defines “Nordic sleep” is not romanticism, but a consistent attitude: less distraction, more substance. Scandinavian sleep culture focuses on reduction, quality and clarity – both in the surroundings and in the setting. It’s not about show, but about real relaxation.
Expressed in figures: a large multinational study with over 30,000 participants showed that Finns sleep the longest, averaging over 8 hours per night. Norwegians, Danes and Swedes were also above the European average – both in terms of duration and quality of sleep.

Culture instead of kitsch

Q: So no sea of candles and knitted blankets as a must?
A: Not necessarily. Although a well-made blanket is also part of the equation (and a sea of candles doesn’t necessarily contribute to a good indoor climate). But the true core lies elsewhere: in Scandinavia, a good bed is not a decorative piece, but a tool. Swedish manufacturer Carpe Diem Beds, for example, combines precision craftsmanship with innovative comfort technology – a perfect balance of optimum support and a feeling of lightness and tranquillity. The philosophy behind it is: sleep must not compromise, it must support the body and relax the mind at the same time.
This attitude is no coincidence. In the Nordic countries, sleep is seen as part of general health – on a par with exercise and nutrition. Public campaigns and educational institutions promote this awareness. There, sleep is not an annoying end to the day, but an active part of quality of life.

A conscious relationship with rest

Q: And why do northerners have such a good reputation when it comes to sleep?
A: Because they don’t improvise, they organize. Sleep is not a product of chance there, but is cultivated. They recognize that clarity, energy and mental balance do not come from constant stress – but from genuine rest.
There is less social pressure to stay up late in Scandinavia. The rhythm of the day is often calmer, evenings are spent with the family or relaxing. Even the architecture and interior design reflect this priority: clear lines, calm colors, high-quality materials. Less excitement – more tranquillity. In the evening, the lights are dimmed and people prepare for the night.
The terms “Hygge” in Denmark, “Lagom” in Sweden and “Koselig” in Norway not only stand for coziness, but also for an attitude: not too much, not too little. Simply harmonious.

Investment in regeneration

Q: So a bit like Scandinavian design – minimalist, but with maximum effect?
A: Exactly. It’s about effect, not effort. And this effect is also measurable: according to studies, Scandinavians have fewer sleep problems such as insomnia and regularly score better in terms of mental health. People who sleep well can think more clearly, regenerate more quickly – and start the day with greater stability.
What’s more, the Scandinavians are consciously investing in sleep quality. The region is one of the world’s largest markets for high-quality beds, mattresses and sleep technology. Not because it’s chic – but because it makes sense.
A bed like the one from Carpe Diem is not just a piece of furniture. It is an invitation. To pause for a moment. To take a deep breath. And ultimately: to return to a natural feeling of sleep.

Sleep is not a luxury - it's a way of life

The North demonstrates what many have forgotten: Sleep is not a sign of laziness, but of responsibility – towards oneself and others – and those who have the right bed are not just making a decision for comfort, but for clarity, health and balance.

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The founder of holm, Anna Berg, was born in Sweden and has been running holm for 20 years. As Interior Design Lead, she is responsible for all our interior design projects.

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Spring is coming: Time to really make the most of your outdoor space

03/03/2025

A well thought-out outdoor area makes the difference between an occasionally used space and a real favorite place.

It’s March and winter is slowly receding – the change is palpable. The scent of spring heralds not only better weather, but also a new perspective on how we use our spaces. More and more people are seeing the outdoors as a real extension of the home – a space where the same thoughtful design as indoors can also be found outside. Putting some garden furniture on the patio is not enough.

More than just sitting outside – your second living room

A perfectly designed outdoor area is more than just a nice addition. It is an extension of your living space – with the same standards of comfort, aesthetics and functionality as indoors. Just imagine: A lounge area that invites you to linger. A terrace that adapts effortlessly to your needs – whether for convivial evenings, relaxing hours with a book or a spontaneous breakfast in the morning sun.


The right elements make all the difference: light that creates atmosphere – not too bright, not too dark, but just right for long evenings. Privacy screens that are elegant and functional – no solid walls, but natural boundaries that create peace and quiet. Textiles that create a cozy atmosphere – blankets that provide warmth in the cool evening hours.

Design that works – and stays

An outdoor area should not only look beautiful, but also fit naturally into your life. This starts with the furniture: weatherproof is not enough. It must also feel good, be comfortable and give pleasure for years to come. Because once you have experienced how much a well thought-out design enriches your life, you will never be satisfied with random solutions again.
Good design thinks ahead. It creates a place that changes with the seasons, is inviting even on cooler days and grows with you. The materials play a key role in this:

  • Wood that develops a rich patina over time.
  • Stone that combines durability and naturalness.
  • Metals that gain character instead of ageing.

Living with Scandinavian ease

In Scandinavia, the transition between inside and outside is fluid. People live outside whenever possible – with simple but effective means. A cozy blanket, a warm cup of coffee and a comfortable seat in the March sun – that’s how spring begins.

Turn your outdoor area into a real living space

The difference between a garden you have and a garden you love is in the design. Let’s work together to create an outdoor space that not only looks good, but feels like a natural extension of your life.

Book a non-binding consultation now.

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An interior design is as personal as it gets. So get to know your personal designer from our team in a free 30-minute video call or during your visit to our studio in Zurich. Together we will find out which consultation package is right for you and answer all your questions about our consultation.

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Interior Design Lead

The founder of holm, Anna Berg, was born in Sweden and has been running holm for 20 years. As Interior Design Lead, she is responsible for all our interior design projects.

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Marcel Szalata

Interior Designer

Marcel Szalata uses his in-depth analysis and creative vision to develop customised living concepts that are tailored to the needs of our customers.

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The art of Scandinavian living: effortless elegance in everyday life

04/02/2025

Imagine a space that is not simply furnished, but curated – every detail deliberately chosen, attuned to the architecture and the people who live in it. It’s not about interior design trends, but about a way of living that values authenticity, depth and the interplay of form and function.

Scandinavian living combines timeless elegance, carefully selected materials and functional design to create rooms with character that radiate authenticity and well-being.

A home with character
A well-designed home tells the story of its occupants. It is a space in which light and materials are carefully selected, in which contrasts create tension – smooth surfaces meet textured fabrics, subtle colors meet striking accents. Good design does not impose itself, but subtly unfolds its effect and leaves a lasting impression.

Living with intention
Less, but more consciously – that is the core of the Scandinavian living concept. Every object has a meaning, every element a function. Like a well-thought-out wardrobe in which every item of clothing has been carefully selected, the result is a room that radiates personality.

Craftsmanship and timeless design
Genuine quality does not age, it gains character over time. Wood, stone or leather come to life through use, every detail tells a story. Over time, good design is not replaced, but gains depth and personality – just like your home.

Rooms that suit you
Scandinavian living is more than just light tones and minimalist shapes. It’s a versatile concept that encompasses both powerful, expressive designs and calm, pared-down elegance – always with the aim of creating a home that feels good.

Living is personal. Let’s work together to design a room that really suits you. Book a free consultation.

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Interior Design Lead

The founder of holm, Anna Berg, was born in Sweden and has been running holm for 20 years. As Interior Design Lead, she is responsible for all our interior design projects.

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holm° in Das Ideale Heim: People in focus

22/01/2025

In an interview in Das Ideale Heim, the editorial team asks questions about our approach, Scandinavian design and holm°’s interior design advice. Have fun reading!

“When it comes to hygge and Scandinavian design, holm° is the first port of call in the Zurich area and beyond.” –
The ideal home

In a world full of abundance, the holm° team sees itself as a filter for the essentials. “With 20 years of experience and a deep understanding of design, quality and sustainability, we only select the best for you: Products with exceptional design, the highest quality and socially and environmentally responsible production,” describes Anna Berg, Managing Director and creative head of holm°. “Our aim is to design rooms that reflect your values, your style and your personality – and at the same time embody the feeling of hygge. For us, hygge is a place where people are at the center, a way of life that creates contentment.”

With the new website, holm°, the first address for Scandinavian design and interior furnishings in Zurich since its beginnings in 2005, wants to make its own processes more transparent and make interaction with customers as easy as possible. “With the new chat function, you can get in touch with us quickly and easily,” says Anna Berg. “You can also get started straight away and book the right consulting package immediately. We also offer a free introductory appointment for new customers.”

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An interior design is as personal as it gets. So get to know your personal designer from our team in a free 30-minute video call or during your visit to our studio in Zurich. Together we will find out which consultation package is right for you and answer all your questions about our consultation.

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Interior Design Lead

The founder of holm, Anna Berg, was born in Sweden and has been running holm for 20 years. As Interior Design Lead, she is responsible for all our interior design projects.

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Marcel Szalata

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Marcel Szalata uses his in-depth analysis and creative vision to develop customised living concepts that are tailored to the needs of our customers.

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A short guide to hygge: the art of Scandinavian coziness

13/12/2024

Scandinavia is one of the happiest regions in the world – one of the secrets behind this is hygge. But what exactly is hygge? More than just a word, it describes an attitude to life full of warmth, security and well-being. Hygge stands for the small pleasures in life and the art of celebrating coziness. Especially in the design-oriented Scandinavian countries, hygge is a stylish experience.

For stylish hygge, you should consider the following:

  • Mood lighting that creates a cozy atmosphere.
  • Luxurious materials that combine comfort and elegance.
  • Eye-catching statement objects that give the room individuality.
  • Personally selected items that add an emotional touch.

Hygge creates spaces that feel like a warm embrace. It’s not about sterile minimalism or perfect, pristine spaces, but about a personal, authentic atmosphere. Places that tell stories and reflect life. Hygge is not staged – it is honest and carefree.

Patina: The splendor of time

Hygge can be interpreted in different ways. Here, however, we focus on hygge with a high design standard – hygge that lasts and is timeless. To achieve this, we need good design and high-quality materials.

There is an unmistakable beauty that only time can give. Patina is the visible testimony of this journey – the gentle blossoming of character and depth that is reserved exclusively for natural materials of exquisite quality.

A leather that becomes softer and richer through touch and time. A wood whose grain tells stories of life and durability. A metal that develops its very own shine through subtle changes. These materials do not age – they mature.

In contrast, inferior materials only show their transience. They disintegrate, fade or have to be replaced. Where genuine patina reveals timeless elegance, wear and tear testifies to arbitrariness.

Because like style, which is not bound by trends, genuine quality is a statement: it is authentic, timeless and uncompromising. Patina makes the invisible visible – the connection between the object, its surroundings and you.

Hygge for at home and for public spaces

The feeling of hygge is not just limited to private spaces. Public spaces can also create this magical atmosphere. Rooms that convey the feeling of hygge to guests, customers or patients will be remembered.

A lobby area designed to match the uniqueness of a business should contain elements that turn a visit into a lasting experience. A calming atmosphere in a practice contributes significantly to the well-being of patients and conveys the feeling of being listened to and cared for.

Your way to a hygge atmosphere

Would you like to bring hygge into your home or workplace? At holm°, we understand that true coziness doesn’t just come from decorating, but from a well thought-out interplay of materials, light, colors and furniture.  

Choose what remains. Choose what tells. Choose what belongs to you – and it will grow with you.

Bring the hygge master class into your home. Contact us for a consultation – we’ll bring Scandinavian coziness to your rooms!

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The founder of holm, Anna Berg, was born in Sweden and has been running holm for 20 years. As Interior Design Lead, she is responsible for all our interior design projects.

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Marcel Szalata uses his in-depth analysis and creative vision to develop customised living concepts that are tailored to the needs of our customers.

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The Tired Man Chair: when you buy an armchair, the stool is free until the end of 2024

01/11/2024

Flemming Lassen designed The Tired Man for the Copenhagen Carpenters’ Guild Exhibition in 1935. The characteristically voluminous armchair was reissued in 2014 and has since become an icon of Danish design. With numerous awards for its enveloping comfort and timeless shape, it has attracted the admiration of generations of design lovers. One of a few original pieces was sold for a record sum at auction in Denmark in 2014, proving the enduring relevance of the Danish designer’s work.

Lassen wanted the armchair to feel “as warm and safe as a polar bear cub in its mother’s arms”. Therefore, the deep seat, inviting backrest and curved armrests were carefully upholstered in sheepskin to realize his vision. Today, The Tired Man is once again offered in this luxurious material as well as a selection of high-quality upholstery fabrics. Natural or dark stained oak legs and front brass castors for easy movement complete the design, while a matching stool provides additional comfort.

Until the end of 2024, you will receive a free The Tired Man Ottoman when you buy a Tired Man Lounge Chair.

Flemming Lassen
Flemming Lassen (1902-1984), considered a key figure in the introduction of functionalism in Denmark, was an architect and designer known for his precise craftsmanship and naïve expression. Lassen was strongly inspired by the architect Mies van der Rohe and the principles of the Bauhaus movement – a ‘less is more’ approach that focused on form, function and innovative materials while taking human needs into account. His original and distinctive designs with timeless silhouettes have endured to this day.

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The founder of holm, Anna Berg, was born in Sweden and has been running holm for 20 years. As Interior Design Lead, she is responsible for all our interior design projects.

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Marcel Szalata

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Marcel Szalata uses his in-depth analysis and creative vision to develop customised living concepts that are tailored to the needs of our customers.

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Light and design in Scandinavian style: a harmonious relationship

01/11/2024

Light plays the leading role in Scandinavian design – and for good reason. With long, eternal twilights in northern Europe, people develop a special relationship with light. The constant change between shadow and light has created a natural sensitivity to nuance. Scandinavians instinctively know how light can have different effects – whether warm or cool, direct or indirect. It is precisely this play with light and shadow that has become a trademark of their design.

Minimalism meets cosiness: light wood, soft colors and clear lines reflect the light optimally and create a calm, inviting atmosphere. Lighting concepts are deliberately kept soft, with dimmable lights that adapt to the time of day and give the room just the right amount of brightness.

The lighting concepts in Scandinavian design are subtle and sophisticated: Each luminaire plays with the room, gently diffusing the light and creating an atmosphere that is both relaxing and invigorating. Dimmable lamps are part of the standard repertoire to adapt the light to the changing times of day and year. This is where brands such as Louis Poulsen and designers such as Poul Henningsen stand out in particular. The famous PH series by Henningsen was developed in such a way that it directs the light in a targeted manner and reflects it in a pleasant way – rooms are illuminated harmoniously without the light dazzling. Every nuance is carefully placed, every reflection used in a targeted manner.
Then there is Le Klint the master of hand-folded lampshades that diffuse the light gently through the room. Since the 1940s, Le Klint has shown that lamps can do more than just shine: With hand-folded shades that look almost like works of art, the light is refracted and bathed in a soft, almost poetic nuance that spreads a soothing warmth. Thanks to this lighting art, rooms become homely and calming.
 
A love of light and a deep sensitivity to its nuances have led to a genuine design philosophy in the Scandinavian style. Here, light is not just a necessity, but the core of every sense of space. With design icons such as Louis Poulsen and Le Klint masterfully capturing the character of light, Scandinavian style shines a light on a way of life that inspires people and brightens up everyday life – literally. (Pun intended. Sorry, we couldn’t help ourselves…)
 
holm° is showing many different luminaire designs from both companies in the exhibition.
 
Don’t miss the short movie below from the Le Klint studio.

Le Klint 1

PH 5 Mini

Caleo 126

PH5

Detail von Le Klint 1

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The Pelikan armchair returns - now in natural Gotland sheepskin

21/10/2024

Once a year, the iconic Pelikan armchair by Finn Juhl is released in an exceptional, limited edition, upholstered in luxurious sheepskin from the Swedish island of Gotland.

The character of the Gotland pelican chair is completely shaped by nature. With shades of color ranging from light to dark grey, each chair showcases the raw beauty of the sheepskin, without artificial coloring, and highlights the natural variations of each hide. This means that each chair has a unique pattern and texture that cannot be pre-selected or reproduced, further emphasizing the sculptural and dynamic form of the Pelikan chair.

Each hide reflects the natural beauty of the island’s rugged environment, giving each Pelikan armchair a completely original and organic look.

Masterfully upholstered in Denmark by experienced craftsmen, this limited edition combines traditional craftsmanship with an exceptional natural material. The armchair is available with legs in oak, walnut or black lacquered wood.

As the sheepskin is procured seasonally and the number of pieces is limited, the Gotland Pelikan armchair is a rare opportunity. With a price tag of CHF 9,329, this special edition is a perfect fusion of art, nature and design, making it a coveted piece for collectors and design lovers.

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The Calmo collection: special offer until 31.12.2024

01/10/2024

Calmo is a sofa made with longevity in mind and puts everyday life at the center of its design.
Calmo stays true to Fredericia Furniture’s mission to create furniture that is authentic, functional, sustainable and made to last.
Some of our favorite features that reinforce this are the quality of the materials and the flexibility of the collection.

“It remains our favorite place to sit and relax and enjoy each other’s company. And I love how the casual appearance makes it blend in perfectly with both our classic as well as modern designs in our house”.

Rasmus Graversen, CCO & 3rd generation of Fredericia Furniture.

Models:

  • 5620 – the Ottoman
  • 5622 – the small 2-seater
  • 5652 – the large 2-seater
  • 5623 – the 3-seater
  • 5625 – the 3-seater with flexible chaise longue module
  • Calmo Elements – various configurations for the perfect corner sofa
  • Decorative cushion set – 3 pieces

Cover fabrics:

  • Ecriture by Sahco from Kvadrat
  • Waves from Nevotex

Legs:

  • black metal
  • matt chrome
  • light oak
  • Smoked oak

Calmo

Die Kollektion besteht aus verschiedenen Grössen und Modellen, die von kleinen 2-Sitzer-Sofas bis hin zu grösseren Ecksofas reichen, wobei das Chaiselongue-Modul flexibel ist und bei Bedarf auf die andere Seite des Sofas verschoben werden kann.

Der Ottoman - 5620

CHF 2'082 (2'381)

Der kleine 2-Sitzer - 5622

CHF 5'031 (5'746)

Der grosse 2-Sitzer - 5623

CHF 5'543 (6'334)

Der 3-Sitzer - 5623

CHF 6'291 (7'189)

Der 3-Sitzer mit Chaiselongue-Modul - 5625

CHF 7'610 (8'697)

Calmo Elements

verschiedene Konfigurationen
ab CHF 10'499 (12'005)

Calmo Kissen-Set

CHF 478 (544)

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Marcel Szalata uses his in-depth analysis and creative vision to develop customised living concepts that are tailored to the needs of our customers.

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