Luca Nichetto has converted a 1940s villa in Stockholm into a studio to display his designs in a domestic setting and provide a comfortable working environment for his team.
The Italian designer’s studio was previously based out of an apartment in the city’s Midsommarkransen neighbourhood. But when the landlord wanted to raise the rent, Nichetto decided to relocate to a larger property in a nearby suburb.
Luca Nichetto has turned a 1940s villa into his own studio
“I didn’t really need to look for another space in the city centre because it’s not that important for us as we work globally,” Nichetto explained.
“A week after beginning to search, I
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