Playfulness is key to a dynamic office experience, shows this haircare brand’s Stockholm HQ

Aska Architecture's name is derived from the Swedish word for the ash or residue left behind after other materials or elements have disappeared. - Mikael Lundblad

The product’s central role in the space’s design is apparent upon entrance where an ASKA-designed installation is located. - Mikael Lundblad

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Location

Stockholm, Sweden

Architect

ASKA Architecture

Client

Maria Nila Salon

ASKA Architecture renovated a central Stockholm townhouse to serve as haircare brand Maria Nila’s head office and salon.

Key features

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