Villa Myrdal

The building features white facades, tall chimneys, and a glass bay window covered with wooden panels extending across multiple floors.

Swedish architect Sven Markelius designed this house in 1937 for Nobel laureates Alva and Gunnar Myrdal, who lived there until 1947.

The villa integrates principles of Swedish functionalism with designated spaces for family life, work areas, and rooms for domestic staff.

Located at Nyängsvägen 155 in Bromma, the villa contains two floors with living spaces, a shared office, children's rooms, and a large roof terrace.

The house design includes specific acoustic properties that allowed sounds from the upper floor workspace to travel clearly to the lower hall.

Location: Stockholm

GPS coordinates: 59.33222,17.95972

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:30