Swedish Red Him

Swedish Red HimThe history of Falu red begins in the 16th century when reigning king of Sweden, Johan III, decided that he wanted the roof of his castle to be gilded with copper, just like the grand castles of continental Europe. However, this proved to be too expensive for the king. As an alternative, the roof was painted in a red pigment in an effort to make it look like copper. The paint for this pigment was taken from the copper mines of Falun. By the mid 19th

Choose between two different styles: playful designs with colour

In collaboration with the Swedish Breast Cancer Association we have developed

or in a room where your child feels secure

and warm color palette

Der Alltag rauscht

A phrase on the arm

Whether it’s a frustrating homework assignment

Our tribute to the Swedish Midsummer

you create a family reminder of the importance of recovery

The most common Nordic and Swedish animal tracks with names in both Latin and Swedish

we pay tribute to these treasures and make them accessible - they are our heritage

forestry and later