Almedahls Home in the media

Allt i Hemmet 10/25, September

"Warm with beatutiful cherries" 

The new wool blanket “Körsbärsträdgården” (Cherry Orchard), designed by Marianne Westman for Almedahls Home, is perfect as the autumn chill sets in. The blanket, in brown and off-white, has decorative fringes and is reversible. 170 x 130 cm

Hem & Antik 5/25, Sep/Oct

Cherry Harvest
The pattern Körsbärsträdgården with berry bushes was designed by Marianne Westman in 1959. Almedahls Home is bringing it back into production in two colorways.
Cotton tablecloth 145 x 250 cm costs 749 SEK. The pattern is also sold by the meter for 349 SEK/m, and as ready-made cushion covers for 349 SEK.

Cozy with 20th-Century Classics
Good design and iconic interiors create a sense of timeless quality and homeliness. Modern details add contrast.

Timeless & Cozy
Soft shapes and objects with history create a welcoming feeling in the kitchen. Brass, bronze, and silver add a beautiful shine.

Country smart Q3/2025

"För novisen vid spisen" / "For the novice at the stove"

In the 50s, the kitchen took center stage – color, form, and a spirit of progress moved in!
The kitchen towel apron became a clever helper: both apron and towel in one.
Playful patterns like “Persson’s Spice Rack” brought humor to kitchen textiles.
Design and function went hand in hand – for both beginners and master chefs.
Now the classics are back, ready to create new memories in the kitchen!

Expressen Söndag 23-29 aug/25

"Redo för nystart! / Ready for a fresh start!"
Classic and timeless, yet simple and comfortable. Here are some favorites as summer turns into autumn.

"Sobra toner / Subtle tones" 
Wool throw with the Körsbärsträdgården pattern, designed by Marianne Westman.

Hus & Hem nr 8/25

"Imprints in Swedish Design"

This summer, Almedahls celebrates the 70th anniversary of the Helsingborg Exhibition H55, a groundbreaking housing fair that marked a turning point for Swedish design. Bold colors and patterned textiles took center stage, and textile design truly broke through, especially through Linnelinjen, a collaboration between NK’s Textile Chamber and Almedahls Weaving Mill. They created linen-based textiles with graphic prints, strong colors, and playfulness, and the series continued to evolve well into the 1970s.
Today, several of the patterns such as “Pinnebär”, “Perssons kryddskåp” and “Sill” remain in production.

BONYTT nr 7/25 - Norway’s largest interior magazine

"Family time or me time"

Breakfast depends on whether you are many or just a few at the table, says the interior stylist:

When it’s time for a family breakfast,
it’s nice to set the table with a cloth and fresh flowers, whether indoors or outside.
If the whole family is heading out into the garden for breakfast,
it can be easiest to slice some ready cheese and bring out everyone’s favorite toppings.
If breakfast is just around the kitchen table,
it’s cozy to serve toppings straight from the packaging, arranged on small plates with bread and rolls.
Everyday breakfast requires less space,
as everyone usually helps themselves, bringing their plate and cup to the table. Add some candles for a little extra morning atmosphere.
Having what you need within easy reach is always smart.
Keep pretty napkins in a holder on the table, have candlesticks on display, and let fruit be part of the setting, perhaps in a nice little bowl.

A SPLASH OF BLUE: Brighten up the dining area with blue textiles like the Prickruta cushion cover and Sill kitchen towel.