What does the store of our dreams look like? Is it a home, an art gallery, or perhaps a creative gathering place where inspiration, knowledge, and commerce come together?

The exhibition “More than a Room” presents the store of the future through the eyes of an interior designer. Here, the exhibitors’ products are combined with vintage finds, art, upcycled items, and fashion in settings that encourage visitors to pause, explore, and interact. It’s not just about what we see, but about what we experience. Visitors are invited to feel, touch, listen, smell, taste, converse, and be inspired.

Four rooms – Four worlds

The exhibition, which will be held in the Formex entrance plaza, consists of four different environments that together tell a story about experience-based retail:

The Lola Lounge – A warm and inviting living room where rustic ceramics, stained glass, natural materials, and textiles come together in an atmosphere full of character and craftsmanship.

The Collab Kitchen – A social space focused on socializing, creativity, and dining experiences. Stainless steel, clear glass, white porcelain, and wood create an environment that encourages interaction and a sense of community.

The Style Suite – A dreamy bedroom where satin, lace, pastel shades, and shimmering details inspire personal style, well-being, and everyday luxury.

Atelier Vanitas – A creative studio where art, cultivation, patina, and symbolism meet dark tones, upcycling, and craftsmanship. A space that celebrates creativity and the beauty of the imperfect.

Two creators with a shared vision

Linda Fratini is an interior designer and the founder of the design brand H(a)ve me over. Her work is characterized by a spirit of experimentation, personal expression, and the fusion of old and new. Marie Wärme is an interior designer and a regular contributor to Sköna Hem magazine. With a background in interior decoration, she creates spaces where aesthetics, creativity, and sustainability go hand in hand.

Together, they bring their diverse perspectives to an exhibition centered on unexpected encounters, new ideas, and inspiring spaces. Through color, art, upcycling, and playfulness, they aim to show how the store of the future can become a place for both experiences and relationships.