Ett Hem x Tom Àdam
- May 17, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: May 25
A collaboration shaped by warmth, craftsmanship, and the feeling of home.
There are hotels one visits, and there are places one remembers long after leaving. Ett Hem belongs firmly to the latter.
Tucked away in a quiet residential part of Stockholm, Ett Hem has always felt closer to a home than a hotel — warm, personal, and deeply considered in every detail. The name itself translates simply to “a home”, which perhaps explains why the partnership felt so naturally aligned with Tom Àdam.
For us, comfort has never been confined to the bedroom. It lives in the slower rituals of everyday life, morning light through linen curtains, reading in bed slightly longer than planned, coffee shared in a quiet kitchen, or returning home after a long journey. Few places embody this feeling as beautifully as Ett Hem.
Originally built in 1910 as a private residence, the Arts and Crafts townhouse carries a quiet sense of permanence and intimacy. Under the careful direction of interior designer Ilse Crawford and owner Jeanette Mix, the house was transformed into a hotel while preserving the warmth and character of a lived-in home. Functionality and beauty coexist effortlessly throughout the space, something we have always admired deeply.
Over the years, Ett Hem has become one of those rare places that continues to inspire us creatively. Not through excess, but through atmosphere, restraint, texture, and feeling.
We are grateful to now have a selection of Tom Àdam pieces available at Ett Hem, including our loungewear and objects designed for moments of rest, travel, and home.
If you ever find yourself in Stockholm, it is a place we wholeheartedly recommend experiencing slowly. Warmly, Tom









