Part two will be published on July 15.
One February, Arne came home and announced he had bought a train station. This is the story of the grey platform we found, and the ten years of rocks it took to make a garden out of it.
Every year, midsommar coincides with something rather special for us — Arne’s birthday, a raft with a long and undignified history, and a flower from the Himalayas that blooms, briefly, right on cue. This is our version of Sweden’s most theatrical celebration, as seen from a former railway station at 682.5 metres.
I was not born here. And yet every Easter, without fail, I find myself watching this country with the same slightly bewildered affection I had the very first time. This is my outsider’s guide to how Norway does Easter — and it is more complicated than it sounds.
The Quiet ThreadIssue No.10 – Why We return to the High NorthStories from our home at 682.5 metres above sea level The light is slow There is a particular stillness in the Arctic. Not silence — but space. Space between mountains and sea. Between light and shadow. Between one breath and the next. When a […]
Winter still rests over our mountain home as we slowly return to the studio table and new cast-ons. A quiet beginning to the year — with fresh colours, small projects, and knitting at home and at sea.
We are very happy to introduce a new set of colours for our sock yarn — a quiet expansion, shaped by time, travel, and the landscapes we keep returning to. These new shades sit naturally alongside the existing palette. Some are softened and calm, others a little deeper — colours that work well on their […]
Québec City – Totonto – Vancouver. In April 2026, we return to Canada for a small series of relaxed evening lectures. These are unhurried live gatherings where knitting, design, and storytelling come together. During each evening, we share insights into our creative process — how ideas emerge, how colour and tradition influence our work, and […]
The Quiet ThreadIssue No. 10 – A warm Christmas greeting – and a look ahead to 2026Stories from our home at 682.5 metres above sea level Dear friends, As the year draws to a close and the light grows softer, we wanted to send a Christmas greeting — and to wish you a peaceful […]
December has arrived in the mountains with cold, clear days and a quiet snowfall. As we prepare for Christmas at home for the first time since 2017, we find ourselves slowing down, reflecting on a year of both joy and loss — and feeling deeply grateful for the community that continues to walk with us.