Among the details are a hand-painted bag created by the brand’s in-house branding team for the Men’s AW26 lookbook, alongside distinctive mannequins with marble heads designed by artist Daniel Silver.

Silver is also behind the wall artworks, created using fabrics from previous Acne Studios collections. Adding to the building’s character, all lighting fixtures have been designed by French designer Benoît de Lòs.

Spanning ten floors, the building has a distinctive architectural layout. Its main staircase connects every floor except the sixth, which houses the management offices and can only be accessed via a separate exterior staircase.

The library houses approximately 4,000 fashion books and magazines, each catalogued in the brand’s own archive and available for borrowing. The space also features sofas produced by Blå Station, partly upholstered in repurposed fabrics from previous Acne Studios collections. A table designed by Max Lamp is accompanied by a sculptural bowl created by Stockholm-based designer Anton Alvarez, bringing together contemporary design and the brand’s creative heritage.

In the kitchen, sculptures by American artist Grant Levy-Lucero add another artistic dimension to the space, further reflecting the close relationship between art, design and fashion that runs throughout the headquarters.

The lunch area is adorned with posters and artworks from previous Acne Studios collections, offering a glimpse into the brand’s creative history. In the entrance, bird sculptures designed by Helmut Lang add a distinctive artistic touch to the space.