Projects

When Sommerro House opened in 2022 in an iconic building at Solli Plass in Oslo, the hotel became a new symbol of design, urban living, and history all in one. The building – originally the headquarters for Oslo Lysverker – was constructed in the early 1930s and has now been renovated into a world-class hotel and experience house. We at SIFAB were responsible for the delivery and installation of all fixed and loose furnishings in the public areas – a comprehensive assignment where the ambition was to translate the building's history and style into a modern hotel expression.

When Scandic Landvetter opened in 2021 as the only hotel directly connected to the terminal at Gothenburg Landvetter Airport, it became a strategic meeting point for both business and leisure travelers. We at SIFAB were responsible for the delivery and installation of all fixed furnishings in the hotel's public areas – a task where sustainability, functionality, and aesthetic expression went hand in hand.

When Hotel Riviera opened in 2023 on the promenade in Moss, just 50 minutes from Oslo, the hotel presented an entirely new resort concept with 172 rooms, spa & wellness on the roof, as well as a lounge and conference area with vibes reminiscent of the French Riviera. We at SIFAB were responsible for the delivery of all fixed and loose furniture in the project – a task where the ambition was clear: to create a "Riviera feeling" in a Nordic environment.

When the Comfort Hotel Solna opened in 2021 in Arenastaden – next to Friends Arena and Mall of Scandinavia – it became a high-profile hotel project with a strong focus on sustainability. The building was the world's most solar panel-dense hotel with about 1.5 solar panels per hotel room. We at Sifab were responsible for the delivery of fixed and loose furnishings with material selections that reflect the environmental profile and the high quality standards.

When the Clarion Hotel Umeå opened in 2022, it became a new hub in the city center – with 14,000 m² of space, 270 hotel rooms, 16 conference rooms, a brasserie, a sky bar, and a restaurant. We at Sifab were responsible for the delivery and installation of all fixed and loose furnishings in the hotel – a task where material choice, craftsmanship, and overall feel were crucial.

When Sea U opened in 2021 at the waterfront in central Helsingborg, the hotel became a new meeting place – where Scandinavian elegance meets maritime views and vibrant city life. We at Sifab were responsible for the delivery and installation of all fixed and loose furnishings for the entire hotel – a comprehensive task in a hotel with 250 guest rooms, conference areas for up to 1,250 people, and public environments where design and function must work hand in hand.

When Tapetfabriken opened in 2021 in the former wallpaper factory complex in Sickla/Nacka, the hotel set a new standard for industrially genuine hotel décor in the Stockholm area. The historic building has been given new life – and the interior was meant to reflect the factory heritage, brickwork, industrial patina, while simultaneously creating a warm, modern hotel experience. We at SIFAB were responsible for all fixed and loose furnishings – a task where form, function, and craftsmanship were united.

When the American Line opened its doors in the heart of Oslo, an icon from Norway's maritime history was reborn – now as a world-class boutique hotel. The historical headquarters of the Norwegian American Line was given new life, and the interior was to reflect the unique story of travel, dreams, and the meeting of continents. At Sifab, we were responsible for both the fixed and loose furnishings in the hotel's public spaces and guest rooms – a task where authenticity, craftsmanship, and respect for the building's heritage went hand in hand with modern functionality.

When Liseberg's flagship hotel opened in 2023, it set a new standard for experience-based hotels in the Nordics. With direct access to the amusement park, the hotel's interior was designed to reflect the same playful and imaginative world that guests encounter inside the park entrance. We were responsible for all fixed and custom-built furnishings in both the public areas and the 457 guest rooms – a task that combined creativity, precision, and advanced craftsmanship.

A new landmark in Gothenburg where architecture meets interiors characterized by true craftsmanship quality. Our mission focused on creating environments where material selection and execution are at the center, with the aim of ensuring sustainability, comfort, and timeless elegance.