Swedish wood, natural materials and the quiet foundation of restorative interiors
In Sweden, wood has always been close to daily life.
We build with it. We furnish with it. We sleep in beds made with it. It is present in homes, cabins, hotels, public buildings, floors, walls, furniture, and interiors because it is practical, renewable, tactile, and made for long use.
There is also a long culture of responsibility around forests and wood in Sweden. The material is not treated as a trend. It belongs to a way of thinking where nature, craft, durability, and care for resources are connected.
This is why Nattiluxe has selected Baseco as a wood and flooring partner for Nattiluxe Home and Hospitality, beginning with our Stockholm showroom at Storgatan 29.
Baseco is a family-owned Swedish wood company based in Sorsele, in the inland region of northern Norrland. The company works with slow-grown northern pine and spruce from local forests, producing solid wood flooring, wall and ceiling panels, and timber structures with a focus on quality, durability, and craft.
The origin of the wood matters.
In northern Sweden, long and cold winters make trees grow more slowly than they do further south. This slower growth creates denser annual rings and a harder, more resistant timber. For floors and panels, that strength has real value. It supports daily use, keeps its character over time, and can be maintained and refreshed rather than replaced.
For Nattiluxe Home and Hospitality, the floor is part of the restorative room.
It is the surface the body meets in the morning and at night. A solid wood floor has a natural warmth that feels different from ceramic, stone, or tile. It is comfortable under bare feet. It gives a bedroom, suite, wellness space, or showroom a softer and more natural feeling.
Wood also changes how a room is seen.
The grain gives movement without making the space busy. Pale tones can soften light. Natural variation brings depth and character. A wood floor or panelled wall can make a room feel warmer, quieter, and more grounded without adding decoration.
For the customer, this is the point.
The value is not only in how the material looks. It is in how the room feels when it is lived in. A private bedroom becomes more natural and settled. A hotel room feels warmer and more considered. A wellness space becomes less hard and more human. A showroom allows clients and designers to experience how natural materials work together in a complete environment.
Baseco’s family story also reflects why the company belongs in this work.
Krister Abrahamsson helped shape Baseco from its early years. Monica Abrahamsson has also been part of the company. Today, their sons Marcus, Patrik, and Daniel Abrahamsson carry the work forward. They grew up with Baseco and continue the knowledge of wood, production, and responsibility built by the generation before them.
That continuity can be felt in the product.
Baseco’s process follows the full chain: selecting the raw timber, drying it, planing it, treating the surface, supporting installation, and caring for the product over time. These steps determine how the floor performs, how it ages, and how it feels in real rooms.
This connects directly with the Nattiluxe material philosophy.
We use Scandinavian wood in our beds because it offers strength, structure, and natural integrity. With Baseco, that same logic extends into the room itself. The bed and the surrounding interior begin from related values: northern materials, careful craft, durability, and a calm visual language.
For customers seeking natural and VOC-conscious interiors, this matters. A healthier room is created through many decisions working together: wood, natural fibres, mineral paint, textiles, finishes, ventilation, and installation methods. No single material creates the whole environment. But each material either supports it or works against it.
Baseco supports it.
Its solid wood brings nature into the room in a way that is practical, sensory, and lasting. It gives warmth underfoot. It offers visual softness. It carries the trace of the forest without becoming rustic. It can be used in refined homes, hotel rooms, suites, showrooms, and quiet hospitality spaces where rest is part of the purpose.
This is why we chose Baseco.
Not for decoration alone.
For rooms that feel warmer.
For spaces that are more natural to walk through barefoot.
For interiors with visible material integrity.
For customers who want beauty, durability, and a closer connection to nature.
For homes and hospitality environments designed to support rest over time.
Baseco gives these rooms a Swedish wood foundation: slow-grown, family-led, carefully made, and built to last.
Because wood changes how a room feels, how it ages, and how people experience rest within it.
About Baseco
Baseco Golv AB is a family-owned Swedish wood company based in Sorsele, in northern Sweden. The company produces solid wood flooring, wall and ceiling panels, and log cabins and houses from carefully selected timber. Baseco works with slow-grown northern wood and combines traditional Nordic craftsmanship with modern production.