Sweden
A glasshouse of timber and glass, about 25 square metres, drawn by the garden architect Ulrika Levin for a client's garden in Sweden and made by Enberget, who adapted their Albin model to her drawing. It was the first glasshouse the two made together. The frame is painted to match the joinery of the main house, in a colour mix Levin published with the post, and it stands beside a kitchen garden framed by a trellis.
Levin gives it no name beyond her own design. Enberget is Daniel Engström and Jesper, a building engineer who checks each structure for snow and wind loads, working from a joinery workshop at Enberget, the place between Uppsala and Sigtuna that Daniel lives in and the firm is named after. The glasshouses are built to order and go out as kits.
Ulrika Levin, Levins Trädgård & Design
Ulrika Levin has worked as a garden designer since 2003 and runs Levins Trädgård & Design from Bromma in Stockholm, working mainly around the capital and sometimes elsewhere in Sweden and abroad, across garden design, landscape architecture and building drawings.
Design Ulrika Levin (@levinstradgard). Made by @enberget_vaxthus.
The picture comes from this post on Instagram.
Researched August 2026. I credit each piece as carefully as I can; if you know more about this one, message me on Instagram.