THE NEW YORK TIMES /
36 HOURS IN STOCKHOLM
Ingrid: Take-away bakery-the buttery, cinnamon-spiced apple cake is sensational.
Hagaparken: A reserve with 350 acres of wooded trails, grassy slopes and lakefront vistas.
Fredhällsklipporna: A prime spot on the South Western edge of Kungsholmen, where you can plunge from a pier and sunbathe on
smooth cliffs.
Villa Dagmar: Adjoins the newly renovated Östermalms Saluhall with a beautiful red-brick façade. A soaring glass-roofed courtyard anchors this modern boutique hotel, which occupies a series of Art
Nouveau buildings that are now home to a restaurant, spa and 70 luxurious rooms and suites.
Commissioned photography for The New York Times. Sent to multiple locations, creating a guide for what to do in and around the Capital city Stockholm.
Liljevalchs Konsthall: Renowned contemporary gallery, has a new bunker-like annex called Liljevalchs+.
Prospero: Fine Dining, offers seasonal multicourse meals in minimalistic surroundings.
Eden: Outdoor nightlife, live music and eateries.
Östermalms Saluhall: Newly renovated historic food market hall.
National Museum & New Renovation: 19th-century building showcasing classic art & sculpture by Swedish and international artists.
wood forest
Prefabricated architectural concept by architect Emelie Holmberg. I photographed the first made situated in unspoiled woodlands on the island of Väddö, Sweden.
It grew out of a realization of changing living and working patterns partly precipitated by the pandemic. Pre-Covid, Emelie had dreamt of a more flexible lifestyle facilitated by technology, allowing her to work remotely wherever she chose, so long as she had internet access.
This partly sparked the idea for Gimme Shelter, which began life as a concept for her own self-build, low-cost home. The project comprises two structures. One measures 32 sq m and contains a living room, kitchen, and bathroom; the other occupies 10sq m and houses a bedroom.
GIMME SHELTER
Commissioned photography for The New York Times. Sent to multiple locations, creating a guide for what to do in and around the Capital city Stockholm. Liljevalchs Konsthall: Renowned contemporary gallery, has a new bunker-like annex called Liljevalchs+. Prospero: Fine Dining, offers seasonal multicourse meals in minimalistic surroundings. Eden: Outdoor nightlife, live music and eateries. Östermalms Saluhall: Newly renovated historic food market hall. National Museum & New Renovation: 19th-century building showcasing classic art & sculpture by Swedish and international artists. Ingrid: Take-away bakery-the buttery, cinnamon-spiced apple cake is sensational. Hagaparken: A reserve with 350 acres of wooded trails, grassy slopes and lakefront vistas. Fredhällsklipporna: A prime spot on the South Western edge of Kungsholmen, where you can plunge from a pier and sunbathe on smooth cliffs. Villa Dagmar: Adjoins the newly renovated Östermalms Saluhall with a beautiful red-brick façade. A soaring glass-roofed courtyard anchors this modern boutique hotel, which occupies a series of Art Nouveau buildings that are now home to a restaurant, spa and 70 luxurious rooms and suites.
BY JAMES SILVERMAN PHOTOGRAPHY
