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Stockton Magasin – Juli 04

Stockton Magazine – July 04

From Villa Wahlgren’s outdoor kitchen to Jonathan Adler SS26 – and a decade of Stockton

July at Stockton offers everything we love most: inspiring homes, strong design launches, and a reminder of why thoughtful interior design makes such a big difference in a home. This month, we take a closer look at the Trinity bar stool from Eichholtz at Villa Wahlgren, dive deep into Jonathan Adler’s new SS26 collection, and also pause to celebrate Stockton’s 10th anniversary.

For us, July has become a month that summarizes much of what Stockton stands for – exclusive interior design, carefully selected brands, personal homes, and design that is truly allowed to take center stage.

Trinity bar stool at Villa Wahlgren

Six Eichholtz bar stools that set the tone in an outdoor kitchen

When planning an outdoor kitchen, it is rarely just about function. The feeling is at least as important. How the space is used, how it is experienced, and how it interacts with the rest of the home. That is exactly why it is so exciting to see the Trinity bar stool from Eichholtz take its place at Villa Wahlgren, where six bar stools together create a clear and well-thought-out whole in the outdoor kitchen.

This is exactly how we think truly good interior design should work: practical for everyday life, yet strong enough to visually carry an entire room.

A bar stool that does more than just stand at a kitchen island

The Trinity bar stool from Eichholtz has become a great favorite of ours, and it is not hard to see why. It combines an elegant expression with a clear sense of comfort and works just as well in a classic kitchen as in a more architectural conservatory or outdoor kitchen. With six stools placed side by side, a natural gathering point is created – a place for breakfasts, late summer evenings, guests, family dinners, and everything in between.

In Villa Wahlgren’s outdoor kitchen, Trinity becomes a fine example of how the right bar stools can elevate an entire space. It is not just about seating, but about giving the room rhythm, balance, and a more furnished feel. Furthermore, six bar stools ensure the kitchen island or bar counter has a clearer presence and feels more like an integrated part of the home rather than a separate function.

Eichholtz in outdoor kitchens – when interior design moves outside

More and more people want their patio, conservatory, or outdoor kitchen to feel just as well-crafted as the rest of their home. This is evident in how we decorate today. We are no longer satisfied with the patio just being practical – it should be beautiful, comfortable, and feel like a natural extension of the home.

This is where Eichholtz fits in particularly well. The brand is known for its international feel, well-balanced proportions, and its ability to create furniture that feels both exclusive and inviting. The Trinity bar stool, in particular, possesses the quality many seek when decorating a kitchen or outdoor kitchen: it adds elegance without being stiff, and character without taking over.

In Villa Wahlgren’s environment, this becomes especially clear. The six bar stools frame the kitchen, create a hotel-inspired feel, and make the entire outdoor kitchen feel more finished, cozier, and more thoughtful.

Jonathan Adler SS26

A collection for those who want more personality at home

If Eichholtz stands for international elegance and a sophisticated hotel feel, Jonathan Adler represents something a bit different – a more playful, artistic, and expressive way of decorating. And in Jonathan Adler SS26, this is more noticeable than ever.

The spring and summer collection is a tribute to homes with personality. Here, sculptural armchairs, statement lighting, decorative tables, and graphic storage furniture meet a design language that moves between uptown glamour, downtown edge, and a boutique hotel vibe.

Luxe lounging – the season’s most important furniture theme

One of the strongest directions in Jonathan Adler SS26 is the focus on lounge. The collection includes several new armchairs and seating pieces where comfort and expression go hand in hand. Here we see deep seats, sculptural forms, tactile materials, and furniture that can just as easily be described as statement pieces as they can as seating.

Among the new arrivals is the Ipanema Lounge Chair, a generous lounge chair with soft, deep cushions and a design language that immediately brings to mind an elegant boutique hotel. Models such as Belmondo, Acropolis, and the Draper Club Chair also show how Jonathan Adler continues to work with seating that takes up visual space while simultaneously inviting you to actually use it.

For those looking for lounge chairs with a hotel feel, designer furniture with character, or wanting to give the living room a clearer identity, Jonathan Adler SS26 is a collection full of inspiration.

Trousdale Collection – furniture that functions as works of art

Another part of the collection that has captured our attention is the Trousdale Collection. Here, Jonathan Adler works with handmade details, graphic fronts, lacquered surfaces, and a design language that feels both decorative and architectural.

The result is furniture that almost functions as works of art in the room. Sideboards, nightstands, and tables become more than practical objects – they become load-bearing parts of the whole. Trousdale is a fine example of what Jonathan Adler does so well: creating furniture that is clear in its expression, yet timeless enough to live in a home for a long time.

Jonathan Adler lighting – when the lamp becomes the jewelry of the room

The lighting in Jonathan Adler SS26 also deserves to be highlighted. The collection includes several lamps where brass, sculptural forms, and decorative details are in focus. It is not just about illuminating a room, but about creating mood, layers, and personality.

We see table lamps that function as small sculptures, wall lamps that add drama, and ceiling lamps that serve as the room’s natural centerpiece. For those who want to work more with statement lighting, create layered lighting at home, or find designer lighting that stands out, Jonathan Adler is one of the most exciting brands right now.

More personality, more color, more character

What we appreciate most about Jonathan Adler is perhaps that the brand dares to stand for something. In a time where much interior design leans toward the understated and neutral, Jonathan Adler shows that a home can still be both elegant and expressive. There is humor, color, form, shine, and clear references to design history – but always with a underlying sense of quality and thoughtfulness.

Jonathan Adler SS26 is therefore particularly well-suited for those who want to create a home that feels more personal, more vibrant, and less generic.

Stockton turns 10

A decade of design, interior, and homes to enjoy

On July 3rd, we celebrated 10 years of Stockton – something we are proud, happy, and very grateful for. When Stockton started, the ambition was clear: to collect a carefully curated range of exclusive furniture, lighting, and interior design from brands we love and believe in ourselves. Ten years later, that is still exactly what we do.

Over these years, we have had the privilege of being part of countless homes, projects, renovations, hotel environments, restaurants, and interior design journeys. We have seen how a home changes with the right sofa, the right bar stools, the right lighting, or the right coffee table – and what a big difference it actually makes when interior design is allowed to be both functional and personal at the same time.

From Eichholtz to Artwood – and everything in between

A large part of Stockton’s identity lies in the brands we work with. Eichholtz, Jonathan Adler, Artwood, Hudson Valley Lighting, Nordal, and more are not just suppliers to us – they are part of the world we want to build. A world where furniture, lighting, and interior details are allowed to be well-crafted, inspiring, and carry a clear expression.

It is also why we enjoy being able to show such different environments in the same magazine. From Eichholtz bar stools in Villa Wahlgren’s outdoor kitchen to Jonathan Adler’s latest collection – everything is accommodated within the same idea that a home should reflect those who live there.

Thank you for following us

Being able to work with interior design every day and at the same time share it with you – through our showroom, newsletters, social media, projects, and Stockton Magazine – is something we never take for granted. So to all of you who shop with us, are inspired by our environments, follow our launches, or let us be a part of your homes: thank you.

We look forward to the next chapter, the next collection, the next project, and the next ten years of design, interior, and carefully selected favorites.

Discover more at Stockton

Do you want to read more about our latest news, get inspired by Eichholtz, discover Jonathan Adler SS26, or find furniture for kitchens, living rooms, outdoor kitchens, and hotel-inspired environments? Explore our range online or visit us in our showroom.

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