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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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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Sandefjord, Norway
At this private residence in Sandefjord, Light Oppdal flagstone connects a series of outdoor spaces into one cohesive landscape. From the main terrace to a secluded garden retreat and poolside area, the natural stone creates a timeless flow throughout the property.
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Engø Gård, Norway
At historic Engø Gård on Norway’s coast, Light Oppdal flagstone brings natural character to the expansive outdoor terrace. Its soft grey tones complement the estate’s elegant architecture and lush surroundings, creating a timeless setting for dining and gatherings.
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Lothepus Camping, Norway
Inspired by Norway’s Viking heritage and dramatic natural landscape, Lothepus Camping brings together traditional architecture and authentic natural materials. Light Oppdal flagstone creates a timeless connection between the buildings and their rugged Norwegian surroundings.
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