ASKA unites Fantastic Frank's Stockholm office with pistachio green accents
Swedish studio ASKA has designed the interiors of a 160-square-metre office for real estate agency Fantastic Frank in Stockholm, using pistachio-green features as a unifying element. Rather than imposing a conventional layout, ASKA preserved the existing fractured floor plan and grouped rooms into three zones—The Gallery, The Atelier, and The Antiquariat—each with its own atmosphere. The Gallery features exhibition-like displays with property images on movable ceiling tracks and custom glass doors with green borders. The Atelier includes a craft table from the old office with a green gloss overlay and a kitchen with repainted green upper cabinets. The Antiquariat offers a homelier feel with wooden furnishings and a green chequered rug. The colour scheme echoes Fantastic Frank's rebrand. ASKA restored original industrial timber floors and highlighted arched facade windows with green-painted frames. Founder Polina Sandström emphasized translating visual identity into spatial experience. The project was photographed by Mikael Lundblad.
Key facts
- ASKA designed Fantastic Frank's Stockholm office interiors.
- The office is 160 square metres.
- Pistachio green accents unify the space.
- Three zones: The Gallery, The Atelier, The Antiquariat.
- The Gallery has exhibition-like displays with movable ceiling tracks.
- Custom glass doors with green borders connect The Gallery rooms.
- The Atelier includes a craft table with green gloss overlay from the old office.
- Kitchen upper cabinets repainted green with square handles nodding to the logo.
- The Antiquariat has a homely feel with wooden furnishings and green chequered rug.
- Original industrial timber floors restored.
- Arched facade windows highlighted with green-painted frames.
- Colour scheme ties to Fantastic Frank's rebrand.
- Photography by Mikael Lundblad.
Entities
Artists
- Polina Sandström
- William Wikström
- Mikael Lundblad
Institutions
- ASKA
- Fantastic Frank
- Dezeen
Locations
- Stockholm
- Sweden
Sources
- Dezeen —