Villa Tallom

Villa Tallom exhibits robust log facades with self-supporting joints and features small leaded glass windows in diamond and heart shapes throughout the structure.

The residential building, completed in 1906, was constructed as the private residence of architect Lars Israel Wahlman, who taught timber construction at Royal Institute of Technology.

The structure incorporates traditional Swedish folk architecture elements, including timber framing techniques and a design inspired by Dalecarlian cottages from Skansen.

Located at Gårdsvägen 9 in Stocksund, the villa contains multiple rooms arranged around a central chimney stack, including a dining room and architectural office.

The upper floor extends beyond the main structure similar to Dalarna loft houses, while the facades combine wood tar treatment with Falu red paint on joints.

Location: Danderyd Municipality

Inception: 1906

GPS coordinates: 59.38278,18.06972

Latest update: March 5, 2025 11:55