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A bright living room with a brass chandelier, tall sheer curtains, white double doors and a sheepskin armchair beside a brown sofa

Bespoke in every detail. Made for you.

One of One

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Bespoke headboards

Four shapes of our own design.

Bed with a crowned-arch headboard in a green and cream tree print, linen bedding and oak bedside tables in a pale room

Sturkö

A peaked crown over low shoulders.

Hasslö

One continuous dome over a deep-upholstered edge.

Långö

A symmetric rise that crests at centre and falls in one sweep.

Trossö

A flat top with inward shoulder scoops.

The Cloth

The character is in the cloth.

Wool, linen and leather from named textile houses, chosen for the frame. Texture, colour and pattern differ on every piece, and each is sold with its name and composition.

Discover fabrics

  • Tiger Mountain, close-up of the cloth

    Tiger Mountain

  • Apsley, close-up of the cloth

    Apsley

  • Shearling, close-up of the cloth

    Shearling

    Skandilock · Sheepskin, curly 17 mm pile

  • Kinondo, close-up of the cloth

    Kinondo

    Cathy Nordström · 100% linen

The restoring

Inside the atelier

What stays, what changes

Close-up of an oak chair frame where the arm meets the leg, the grain and the worn surface left as found

Preserved

The frame

The frame is kept as found: the joinery, the wood and the colour it has taken on over the years. Nothing is stripped or refinished.

An upholsterer fitting a patterned cloth over the back of a wooden chair

Renewed

The upholstery

The cloth is always changed. We only take pieces with a seat we can reupholster, so every chair leaves in a cloth we name by house and colourway, with its passport.

Found homes

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The studio

Our studio will be an old house in Karlskrona.

Landbrogatan in Karlskrona, an early twentieth-century photograph: a cobbled street with tram lines, two lorries outside a low wooden house signed Karlskrona Expressbyrå, Hoglands Park on the left
Landbrogatan, c. 1920s. The low house is number 23.Photo: Blekinge museum, Blm C 210
A visualisation of Landbrogatan 23 with the low wooden house restored, in the same black-and-white photograph: a sign reading Seyell above the shop window, everything else as it was
The same front as it will be, 2027. A visualisation.
Address
Landbrogatan 23, Karlskrona
Block
Kvarteret Dahlberg, facing Hoglands Park
Was
Karlskrona Expressbyrå, a haulage firm
Now
Seyell studio, from 2027