The Dezeen team are reporting live from Stockholm Design Week in the Swedish capital (3-9 February). Updated throughout the day with exclusive previews of products, installations and events.11.00am cardboard cityHow much can you build with cardboard? London-based design studio Hunting & Narud set out to answer that question with its exhibition design for Flokk, the workplace furniture manufacturer and parent company for brands including Offecct, HG and Profim.Flokk's signature logo spelled out in cardboard shapesDezeen editor-at-large Amy Frearson dropped by the stand at Stockholm Furniture Fair, where she discovered house-shaped meeting rooms, partitions made from cardboard tubes and a bar with a zigzagging backdrop.Meeting rooms were styled with the outline of a pitched-roof house in cardboardPartition walls rendered in cardboard tubing. Images by Amy Frearson10.30am the trees have eyesThe forest is taking over at surfaces company Cosentino's Stockholm showroom!The plants are planted directly into the floorDesigner Monica Frster has created an interior where plants and pine trees are planted into the floor using a synthetic soil made from waste material from Cosentino's own production.Lush vegetation contrasts sleek stone surfacesThe result is an unusually eye-catching showroom with a natural vibe, where the green plants create a Scandinavian feel and contrast against Cosentino's sleek stone surfaces. And where other than in Stockholm would you have a forest-feeling showroom? Cajsa CarlsonThe planting is positioned throughout the showroom. Images by Cajsa Carlson10.00am wild at heartThe sun has come out in Stockholm! As reports from last night's festivities trickle in, catch up on everything that happened yesterday.Furniture is on display upholstered in the Wild at Heart collectionDezeen's Jennifer Hahn took a trip to the Kvadrat showroom, where textile brand Sahaco is presenting its 2025 collection in an installation themed "Wild at Heart".The installation is taking place at the Kvadrat showroom in StockholmThe collection was largely informed by the designs of the late Austrian artist Franz West, and includes three upholsteries and seven drapery fabrics.Sahaco describe the collection as "daring and poetic". Images by Jennifer HahnCheck out what happened on Tuesday and Wednesdayat Stockholm Design Week.See Dezeen Events Guide for all the latest information you need to know to attend the event, as well as a list of other architecture and design events taking place around the world.All times are Stockholm time.The lead image is by Max Fraser.The post Dezeen LIVE: Stockholm Design Week 2025 appeared first on Dezeen.