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Linen
Care guides|April 2025
Linen is a strong natural fibre that gets softer with use and time. It’s breathable and has a soft texture. Caring for linen properly helps maintain its natural characteristics.
Suppliers|April 2025
Focusing on traditional Swedish grains and developing local versions of quinoa and teff, Nordisk Råvara supplies ARKET CAFÉ with high-quality legumes for our salads and wraps.
Founded in 2016, Nordisk Råvara collaborates with a continuously growing network of Swedish farmers who share their values regarding food culture, farming techniques, and soil health.
Focusing on high-quality beans, lentils and grains, the produce is carefully selected and adapted to each farm’s specific conditions, including soil and surrounding nature, to ensure the highest possible level of quality, nutrition and taste. Each harvest is managed as a separate batch, providing full transparency, so every grain can be traced back to the specific field where it was grown.
By collaborating with people worldwide and learning from their agronomic and agricultural knowledge, Nordisk Råvara focuses on traditional Swedish grains while also developing new crops like quinoa and teff. They also work actively to reintroduce forgotten cultural heritage crops.
ARKET CAFÉ uses peas, lentils and quinoa from Nordisk Råvara as some of the main ingredients in our salads, wraps and sandwiches.
Interviews|April 2025
By appreciating the full cycle of a plant’s life and exploring our local environment, we can deepen our connection with nature and find beauty in everything that grows and changes, says Maria Berg, floral designer and head stylist at Rosendal’s Garden in Stockholm.
Food|April 2025
Reintroducing one of our simplest, most loved recipes from the first ARKET cookbook, created by our head chef Martin Berg: creamy yoghurt with mixed seasonal citrus fruits, salty Valencia almonds, and roasted fennel seeds. Perfect for a slow, satisfying breakfast or as a light and refreshing dessert bowl.
Notes|April 2025
How do you capture the feeling of a place in a single brushstroke – or distil the essence of a flower into colour alone? This season, a quiet, hands-on process of exploration led our team to new ways of thinking about function, beauty and the expressive potential of print.
Notes|April 2025
The restorative power of gardens has been recognised since ancient times, and modern science offers beautiful proof of it. As the new season begins, we find ourselves drawn once more to the grounding rituals of planting, growing, and spending time in green spaces – and to the quiet reflections they often bring.