Jugend Villa, a Villa on a hillside in a suburb of Stockholm, Sweden, was designed by local architect Andreas Martin-Lof. The area is known for its ambitious residences, and almost all the famous Swedish architects have designed residences nearby, resulting in a rich array of high quality villa buildings. 

Together with the client, the architects defined a perfect home, 20 minutes away from the pulse of the city. The interior palette is meticulously developed to create a harmonious entirety, and is comprised of light pigmented oak, oiled walnut, Calacatta marble, warm grey limestone and colours and textiles in warm and inviting tones. 

An open veranda was added to the South side of the villa along with a garden building with a kitchen and lounge for the adjacent pool on the Southwest side of the garden. New stone walls were built using traditional techniques to create a more defined entrance and to better separate the car park from the calmer and verdant parts of the garden. The small roof-tower, having been renovated with care and reverence, once again offers panoramic view in all directions.