Stockholm Design Week 2025
For the third time _UNTITLED participates during Stockholm Design Week 2025. We hosted an event at Studio B3 where Andreas Martin-Löf shared his thoughts and ideas behind the collection and brand as well as shared our new website. If you missed the event, book a meeting either at Studio B3 or at AML Studios to get an introduction to the collection and assitance with your needs.
Kungsholmstorg
“When I first showed my father round, he said it was too big and in too bad shape,” Andreas Martin-Löf chuckles, recalling an early site visit to his prospective new home in the former headquarters of AB Aerotransport, in the 1936 building overlooking the waters of Riddarfjärden. Specifically, they were looking at the apartment that belonged to Carl Florman, the airline’s charismatic founder, who Martin-Löf describes as finding curiously compelling for his: “Al Capone-like image - fond of hats and double-breasted suits”. The architect reminded his father that he is still young and has a lot of energy and, after 1.5 years of renovation, the apartment is now his home.
Stockholm Apartment
Sparse rooms, dotted with hand-hewn wood furniture, is the image that may come to mind when thinking of Swedish Design. But that trope is what architect and designer Andreas Martin Löf and his client, fashion journalist Sofi Fahrman, were trying to avoid when designing the 4,800-square-foot Stockholm flat for her and her husband, businessman Filip Engelbert. “Our mood board was very Parisian,” says Fahrman. For Martin-Löf, however, his primary mission was embracing the building’s past. “In Sweden, people are a little bit afraid of things that look old,” he says. “But my architecture relates to both a building’s history and its future.”
Aspvik
Andreas Martin-Löf has never been precious about keeping his homes private. He acknowledges that the act of showing and sharing them, in both reality and media, social or otherwise, is a powerful tool for bringing opportunities to his door. A picture of Aspvik, his extremely photogenic plywood and marble summerhouse, was one of Insta- gram’s most-shared images in 2018. “I have an inner life that is disconnected from the images, so I’ve never minded being public about my private spaces,” he explains. “That said, I don’t like the idea of my homes being show homes quite so much. They are personal. When I entertain, I like people to enjoy being together in each other’s company, and not spend time talking about the apartment design.”
AML Studios
You can visit AML Studios to see our collection and recieve more information. Scheduled appointments only.
AML Studios
Norr Mälarstrand 36, Stockholm
Monday-Friday, 9.00-16.30.
Hotel Karlatornet
_UNTITLED has designed and delivered lighting to the exclusive hotel situated in the renowned Karlatornet, the tallest building in the Nordics.
Stockholm Furniture Fair 2024
For the second time _UNTITLED exhibits the brands product during Stockholm Furniture Fair 2024.
_UNTITLED is a new lighting brand designed by architect Andreas Martin-Löf. Bearing the fingerprint and hallmark of Martin-Löf’s design personality, _UNTITLED explores the dualities of craft and industry, material and detail, function and feeling, resulting in a collection of lights that balance quiet familiarity with warm sophistication.
The merging of Swedish Craft & Design
True luxury reveals itself in the details. In the world of high-end indoor lighting, craftsmanship and quality stand above all else. Each piece, handcrafted in Sweden, embodies a delicate fusion of age-old artistry and contemporary design principles. With every fixture, a story unfolds—one of meticulous attention, expert hands, and a relentless pursuit of perfection.
