Lexington company

As fall approaches and the crispy air creeps into our homes, we yearn to invite those we love the most. We love to gather around a great meal or cuddle on a couch to create family stories worth sharing throughout generations. So, for this season we created sustainable items that are investments in time. Because when you're not spending time trying to replace worn-out pieces, you'll spend that time creating new stories. These long-lasting items that tell the story of fall’s different phases…

Lexington Fall 2015 Home Collection

With its blue and white palette and pared-down style, interiors entrepreneur Kristina Lindhe ’s Stockholm home is a love letter to New England.

Lexington Company’s Instagram profile post: “A very merry Lexington holiday bedding styled by @anettewillemine 💙 We just want to jump in and enjoy the coziness created! ⁠ -⁠…”

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Lexington Company on Instagram: “A large, red-checked tablecloth can easily be combined with runners and placemats in red. Napkins in beige and green adds the awaited…”

This season, we're leaving the beach behind and venturing inland. Our Fall 2024 Home Collection, "Comforts of Fall," is inspired by a bountiful harvest and the rustic charm of a modern barn. In a departure from our usual coastal inspiration, this collection delves deep into the essence of inland beauty.

The Seaside Collection

A telling clue to the Swedish mindset is the popular word lagom, which roughly translates to “everything in moderation,” meaning anything flashy or boastful doesn’t fly. Most Swedes would be appalled not only at the American McMansion, but even at the very notion of ensuite bedrooms and baths. For Kristina and Tommy Lindhe, the owners of the home accessories and fashion firm Lexington Company, their house in Bromma, an attractive suburb of Stockholm, might be modest in size, but it’s vastly…

As fall approaches and the crispy air creeps into our homes, we yearn to invite those we love the most. We love to gather around a great meal or cuddle on a couch to create family stories worth sharing throughout generations. So, for this season we created sustainable items that are investments in time. Because when you're not spending time trying to replace worn-out pieces, you'll spend that time creating new stories. These long-lasting items that tell the story of fall’s different phases…