Take inspiration from projects already built. Explore how Norwegian slate has been used across homes, terraces and public architecture.
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Palazzo Caraffini, Italy
At this historic family-owned winery in northern Italy, Dark Oppdal flagstone brings a distinctive Norwegian element to a warm Mediterranean setting. The deep grey stone creates a natural gathering place beneath the pergola, beautifully contrasting with aged brick, timber and the surrounding garden.
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Nurses’ Cabin, Norway
Overlooking the waters outside Bergen, the historic Nurses’ Cabin has been a place of retreat since 1916. Dark Oppdal in Norwegian Flagstone Roman brings clean lines and natural variation to the outdoor space, complementing both the traditional architecture and rugged coastal landscape.
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Åsenfjord, Norway
Overlooking Åsenfjord, three family cabins surround a shared outdoor retreat designed for gathering and relaxation. Dark Oppdal flagstone defines two distinct seating areas, bringing the natural character of Norwegian stone into this beautiful coastal landscape.
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Ry, Denmark
Set on the shores of Knudsø in the Danish countryside, this contemporary home uses Dark Oppdal flagstone to create a seamless transition between architecture and landscape. The natural surface and deep grey tones bring a distinctly Nordic character to the waterfront setting.
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