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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Garden Area, Norway
At the country home of Norwegian interior designer and TV personality Halvor Bakke, this charming outdoor kitchen combines Nordic design with natural materials. Dovre flagstone creates a timeless foundation, complementing the warm timber details, greenery and relaxed character of the space.
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Wine Cellar, Norway
In this atmospheric Norwegian wine cellar, Dovre flagstone brings natural character and quiet elegance to the interior. Its soft grey tones and traditional irregular pattern complement the warm oak cabinetry and original timber structure, creating a timeless setting for an exceptional wine collection.
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Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, Norway
At the mountain retreat of Norwegian cross-country skiing legend Johannes Høsflot Klæbo, Dovre flagstone creates a natural extension of the cabin into its alpine surroundings. The distinctive grey stone brings an authentic Norwegian character to the outdoor living space.
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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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