This week’s best Nordic interior design arrivals

It’s Friday, which means it’s time to dig into our handpicked selection of the latest Nordic interior design releases that caught our eye this week. Whether you’re refreshing your home for spring or simply on the hunt for a new addition to your space, below, discover everything from standout accents to investment-worthy pieces to treasure for years to come.

Heralding the new season, Svenskt Tenn has revived a range of spring-centric pieces from its archives. Our favourites? The roomy vases originally designed by Josef Frank in the 1930s, and the vibrant floral wallpaper he dreamt up the following decade. Elsewhere, Ferm Living has launched a sleek yet playful kids’ collection featuring everything from playroom-friendly chairs and tables to charming rugs and toy boxes. This week, we’re also loving the collaboration between Kähler and Kimpop, which brings painterly vibrancy to mugs, bowls, and vases in delicious sorbet hues.

Read on for all the Scandinavian interior design arrivals to shop now – before they’re gone.

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Our little ones deserve stylish and functional homewares too – and Ferm Living’s just-launched kids SS25 collection delivers. Honing in on curiosity, creativity, and that sense of wonder at the heart of childhood, the collection introduces the building blocks of a charming kids’ room: from wooden tables, chairs, and benches to rugs, beds, and toy boxes.

Food and drinks taste better when served in eye-catching tableware, right? Either way, we’re lusting after the latest additions to Kähler and Kimpop’s ‘Poppery’ series – juicy-toned bowls, mugs, and vases swathed in vivid, watercolour-like hues.

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Svenskt Tenn never misses with its new releases – and now, the iconic Swedish design house is welcoming spring with a series of joyful launches revived from its archives, including Josef Frank-designed bowls and wallpapers, as well as snug ceramic vases by Annali Andersson.

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Meanwhile, Danish Kristina Dam Studio is heralding the new season by launching a stainless steel iteration of its sleek, sculptural 'Curved Bench', which also doubles as a storage for magazines, books and more.

After relaunching acclaimed designer Rainer Daumiller’s iconic 1970s armchair in 2022, Danish brand Gubi is now unveiling a rustic side chair in a new edition by the designer, crafted from solid pine and woven rush.

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For your spring cleaning and decluttering needs, we’ve got the perfect solution: &Tradition’s newly released storage collection, featuring display cabinets, trolleys, and shelving designed to help you organise your home.

Handcrafted in Portugal from repurposed materials, A seat in Siena’s newest eco-friendly ‘Turin’ rug collection not only adds a splash of charm to your space, but also does a favour for our planet.

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A fan of the futuristic? Then Scherlin Form’s striking ‘Italo Disco’ armchair – infused with retro flair and crafted from steel with a chrome finish – is for you. Now, the Swedish brand is expanding the offering with new modules designed to pair with the armchair.

Launching today, Swedish jewellery brand All Blues ventures into homeware with a range of stylish objects to accessorise your space with.

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For those who loved Magniberg’s yummy-hued ‘Gelato’ bath collection, we have good news: the brand has just expanded the line-up with plush bathrobes crafted from long-loop terry, plus bath mats and face towels – all in sweet shades of pinks, blues, browns, whites and more.