Take inspiration from projects already built. Explore how Norwegian slate has been used across homes, terraces and public architecture.
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Hemsedal, Norway (NEW MATERIAL COMING)
A distinctive Norwegian flagstone with a character all its own. Otta stone combines deep charcoal and black tones with warm shades of rust and bronze, creating a richly varied natural surface that brings depth and warmth to this contemporary mountain interior.
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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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Odense, Denmark
This authentic country estate from 1826 is a beautiful example of classic Danish half-timbered architecture. With its well preserved thatched roof, symmetrical courtyard and characteristic yellow and red facade, the property exudes both warmth and history.
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