Höfðatorg — sculptural pendant lights and planting beneath a glazed steel roof.
Dining room at The Solon Bistro — terracotta velvet banquettes, marble tables and a graphic woven wall panel.
The Reykjavik Residence — Reykjavík rooftops and a distant mountain ridge framed by a window reveal.
The Lake House at Meðalfellsvatn — black timber-clad volumes set into a hillside below a snow-dusted ridge.
Corner banquette in rust suede with a black round table and cane-backed chairs.
The Bird House — a marble island with green velvet stools under tall windows.
Höfðatorg — sculptural pendant lights and planting beneath a glazed steel roof.

Hanna Stína

Featured project Höfðatorg 2026 View project

Creating spaces
for 23 years

The studio
Höfðatorg — bar stools and planted trees on the terrace

Every project is handled by one pair of hands, from the first site visit through to the final delivery. Builders, joiners, and consultants are briefed by the person who drew the plans, which is why so little gets lost between the drawing and the room.

The aesthetic is recognisable, but nothing is repeated. Each room takes its shape from the people who will use it and from what the building already wants to do, which is usually more than it first appears.

Featured Works (06)

The process behind the scenes
  1. (01) Direction and concept
  2. (02) Initial sketches
  3. (03) Detailing and specification
  4. (04) Implementation and construction
  5. (05) Documentation

Five stages, from the first sketch through to drawings a builder can work from. Each is signed off before the next begins.

Every project starts with how you want to live in the space. The design grows from there, and each decision is made with you rather than presented once it is settled.

Explore the process
Private homes
The dining table at Meðalfellsvatn — olive branches in a pale vase against a panelled wall.
Workplaces
The atrium at Höfðatorg, paper lanterns and olive trees over the tables.
Hospitality
A corner banquette at the Reykjavík Residence, terracotta walls and green velvet stools.