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Farm House in Sweden. Swedish flag on a flagpole. Home sweet home.

A street with wooden houses in the coastal town Öregrund in Roslagen, Sweden.

Beautiful view of two-story wooden villa in Swedish style, nestled on edge of forest.

Beautiful traditional nordic summer cottage in rural nature.

Tidaholm, Sweden-Marsh, 2021: Red renovated cottage in the forest with an overgrown garden

Rustic old light blue wooden house with tile roof in Swedish countryside with birch tree in green garden with yellow leaves in late summer early autumn

Looking at a small street with historical wooden houses on a sunny summer day in Oslo.

Stockholm, Sweden - Aug. 6, 2024: Two old red wooden houses at Stigbergsgatan 17-19, a street in the Södermalm district, built in the 1720s, renovated in the 1980s and classified as historic monuments

Charming red wooden cottage surrounded by lush greenery, trees and calm water. Idyllic rural scene from Bottnaryd, Sweden.

Scandinavian housing, Stockholm in Sweden.

Typical swedish Scandinavian landscape in summer

Traditional red tree house cottage in the countryside of Sweden

Oslo, Norway, July 4, 2023 - The idyllic street called Telthusbakken in Oslo, Norway.

Partial view of a red wooden house embeded in the garden.

$Norrfällsviken is a small picturesque fishing village, with only a handful of inhabitants. It is, however, a popular stop for visits during the summer as it’s one of the more well-known fishing villages along the High Coast, the UNESCO World Heritage Site.\nThe fishing village dates back to at least the 16th century when it was used for seasonal fishing. Most fishermen probably came from Gävle, as they had a privilege to fish along a big part of Norrland’s coast. The fishermen sailed north in May in smaller ships for goods. The family went along on the trip, including the domestic workers. The sons and workers engaged in fishing, while the man of the family used the ship for transports along the Baltic coast. The family was picked up again in September or October to head back home.$