Villa Snellman

Villa Snellman features an L-shaped structure with two distinct wings, comprising multiple interconnected rooms and carefully positioned windows across two floors.

Swedish architect Gunnar Asplund designed and constructed Villa Snellman in 1918, marking a transition period in residential architecture for wealthy clients.

The building demonstrates Swedish architectural principles through its wooden construction, minimalist forms, and integration of living spaces with garden areas.

The ground floor contains connected family spaces including study, living area, and dining room, with direct passages to both garden and courtyard.

The structure incorporates deliberate asymmetry in window placement between floors, creating distinct visual patterns across its wooden facades.

Location: Danderyd Municipality

Inception: 1918

Architects: Gunnar Asplund

GPS coordinates: 59.39177,18.07676

Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:55