Hallwyl Museum

Welcome to the Hahl-veel Museum. As you step through the monumental portal of the palace like structure situated at Hahm gah tahn four, it is remarkably akin to traveling exactly one century back in time. …

Ascending to the upper vestibule, your eyes are immediately drawn to the walls of the main staircase, which are deeply hung with an impressive collection of ancestral portraits. These commanding figures represent the lineage of…

Stepping through the double doors, we enter the grand dining room, a space meticulously crafted in the early Baroque style. This imposing room was designed by Ragnar Urst-bary, one of the assisting architects who would, in later…

We now transition into the morning room, a space that would have been in constant, daily use by the lady of the house. Unlike the formal grandiosity of the dining room, this is where the Countess received intimate callers,…

Pushing forward, we enter one of the most distinctively masculine domains within the residence, the Armory. This highly specialized room contains the principal portion of the Countess's wide ranging and astonishingly valuable…

Continuing the suite of gentlemen's quarters, we step into the Billiard Room. The aesthetic here shifts toward a heavy, luxurious blend of Renaissance and Baroque styles, designed specifically for evening entertainment and robust…

We now transition from the heavy masculinity of the Billiard Room into the jewel box of the palace, the Porcelain Room. This small, highly specialized, purpose built room is entirely devoted to the Countess's exhaustive…

As we conclude our tour of the Hahl-veel Museum, it is fitting to pause near the Smoking Room. This space, deeply personal to the master of the house, houses the Count's writing desk. …

As we conclude our tour of the Hahl-veel Museum, it is fitting to pause near the Smoking Room. This space, deeply personal to the master of the house, houses the Count's writing desk. …