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This season, ARKET CAFÉ presents a new edition to our cold drinks selection, featuring Pentire Coastal Spritz. The Citrus spritz is a savoury, non-alcoholic aperitif, tailored for summer get-togethers including notes of blood orange and rosemary, with homemade lemonade and sparkling water. The Citrus spritz is available to enjoy at your local ARKET Café. The Pentire Coastal Spritz is also available for purchase in-store, create your own Citrus spritz at home. View the recipe: https://lnkd.in/gaZwjgkQ - #ARKET

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Join us in celebrating the launch of our second Apartamento Publishing pop-up this Thursday 25 April at the ARKET store on Drottninggatan, Stockholm. The bookshop features a selection of 15 titles on food, art, and everyday aesthetics curated by the Apartamento team. Exclusively available in-store, each purchase with the ARKET and Apartamento Bookshop comes with a complimentary limited-edition tote bag and we will be offering a sampling of treats from the ARKET café. We hope to see you there. - The pop-up shop will be available in the ARKET Drottninggatan store followed by Barcelona and Paris during autumn 2024. - #ARKET #ARKETapartamento #apartamentobookshop

ARKET NOTES | The wooden Skedblad chair is a distinctive and quickly recognisable feature of our cafés and store furnishings. Designed in 1933 by Carl Malmsten, one of the most well-known furniture designers and interior architects in the Nordics, the chair is as simple as can be, consisting of only six pieces, with a soft, oval backrest resembling the bowl of a spoon. - A self-taught designer, Carl Malmsten’s ideal was an organic style based on Swedish nature, local materials, and traditional crafts, and he often drew inspiration from historic models. He highlighted the importance of the home as ‘an intimate place for gathering and repose’ and was a firm critic of the new functionalist principles of his time. But in retrospect, Malmsten played a central role in shaping the aesthetics and functionality of modern Swedish design, as well as the notion of beautiful everyday goods accessible to a wider audience. Combining simplicity with timeless elegance and meticulous attention to detail, his Skedblad chair was a reinterpretation of a rustic, hand-carved peasantry design, originally made from lightweight pine. - Today’s version was revived from the archives exclusively for ARKET in 2017, now rendered in solid oak at Tre Sekel in Tibro, a centre for woodworking and furniture design in the southwest of Sweden. For us, it embodies the idea of everyday beauty and stands as proof of the longevity of good design. - #ARKETNOTES

ARKET NOTES | The wooden Skedblad chair is a distinctive and quickly recognisable feature of our cafés and store furnishings. Designed in 1933 by Carl Malmsten, one of the most well-known furniture designers and interior architects in the Nordics, the chair is as simple as can be, consisting of only six pieces, with a soft, oval backrest resembling the bowl of a spoon. - A self-taught designer, Carl Malmsten’s ideal was an organic style based on Swedish nature, local materials, and traditional crafts, and he often drew inspiration from historic models. He highlighted the importance of the home as ‘an intimate place for gathering and repose’ and was a firm critic of the new functionalist principles of his time. But in retrospect, Malmsten played a central role in shaping the aesthetics and functionality of modern Swedish design, as well as the notion of beautiful everyday goods accessible to a wider audience. Combining simplicity with timeless elegance and meticulous attention to detail, his Skedblad chair was a reinterpretation of a rustic, hand-carved peasantry design, originally made from lightweight pine. - Today’s version was revived from the archives exclusively for ARKET in 2017, now rendered in solid oak at Tre Sekel in Tibro, a centre for woodworking and furniture design in the southwest of Sweden. For us, it embodies the idea of everyday beauty and stands as proof of the longevity of good design.

We're #hiring! Check out all available positions at https://lnkd.in/gzGb3BmP #ARKET

We're #hiring! Check out all available positions at https://lnkd.in/gzGb3BmP #ARKET

We're #hiring! Check out all available positions at https://lnkd.in/gzGb3BmP #ARKET