TEGELLÅDAN
Lådan 2.0 reinterprets the classic beer hall with a sharp focus on craftsmanship and quality. Set in one of the historic brick buildings of Gasverket—originally designed by Ferdinand Boberg in 1893—the space reflects the raw industrial beauty of its surroundings while introducing a bold, contemporary edge.
The material palette is anchored in brick, contrasted and elevated by elements like cork, pine, concrete, aluminum and ceramic. Every surface tells a story of craftsmanship, with a balance of rugged textures and refined details. The color scheme draws from both Boberg’s architectural legacy and the world of beer and wine—rust, bottle green, ale brown, deep red and vibrant neon accents infuse the space with warmth and depth.
This is a place where industrial heritage meets modern experimentation—where raw materials, strong forms and thoughtful contrasts create an inviting, energetic atmosphere. A celebration of honest materials, circular design, and the art of brewing.
Lådan 2.0 reinterprets the classic beer hall with a sharp focus on craftsmanship and quality. Set in one of the historic brick buildings of Gasverket—originally designed by Ferdinand Boberg in 1893—the space reflects the raw industrial beauty of its surroundings while introducing a bold, contemporary edge.
The material palette is anchored in brick, contrasted and elevated by elements like cork, pine, concrete, aluminum and ceramic. Every surface tells a story of craftsmanship, with a balance of rugged textures and refined details. The color scheme draws from both Boberg’s architectural legacy and the world of beer and wine—rust, bottle green, ale brown, deep red and vibrant neon accents infuse the space with warmth and depth.
This is a place where industrial heritage meets modern experimentation—where raw materials, strong forms and thoughtful contrasts create an inviting, energetic atmosphere. A celebration of honest materials, circular design, and the art of brewing.
