I have not been to Stockholm, this is why I found myself researching coliving and coworking in Stockholm. The more I read, the more I felt drawn to the Swedish capital. There’s something magnetic about Stockholm: its calm confidence, the clean design, the balance between innovation and nature. Whether it’s the idea of wandering through Gamla Stan in winter or celebrating Midsummer under endless daylight, I knew this city had the potential to be an incredible destination for digital nomads like me.
As I began browsing FindYourCoLiving.com, I found that Stockholm doesn’t have hundreds of colivings like some southern European cities, but the ones it does have are truly impressive. After digging through websites, photos, and community reviews, three colivings kept appearing: Colive, Allihoop, and K9 Coliving. Each offers something completely different. From sleek, social living for young professionals to community-driven shared homes and urban wellness hubs.
Colive: Modern, Sustainable, and Effortlessly Scandinavian
The first coliving I came across was Colive, and I immediately loved their approach. Colive isn’t just one building, it’s a growing network of shared homes across Stockholm, designed for modern professionals who want flexibility and community without the hassle of traditional renting.
What stood out to me is how well-organized and design-focused their spaces are. Think private studios with minimalist Nordic interiors, shared kitchens that look straight out of Pinterest, and common areas for movie nights or dinners with your neighbours. They describe their mission as “making it easy to live together,” and it really comes through. It’s co-living done the Swedish way: clean, calm, and community-minded.
I also appreciated how Colive promotes sustainability. They encourage residents to live consciously, whether that’s by reducing waste, using shared resources, or joining local initiatives. It’s not just about convenience, but about belonging to something bigger.
👉 You can read more about it on Find Your Co-Living here: Colive Lab
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Allihoop: Community-First and Designed for Young Nomads
Next, I looked into Allihoop, a brand that immediately caught my eye for its fun, youthful energy. Their Årsta location is particularly interesting, it’s designed as a vibrant community hub just a short train ride from central Stockholm.
Allihoop has a very open and welcoming feel. From the moment I landed on their website, I got the sense that they care deeply about connection. Weekly community dinners, shared coworking lounges, and social events that bring people together. Their slogan “live together, grow together” really captures their spirit.
What makes Allihoop stand out is how much they focus on wellbeing and flexibility. Everything from flexible leases to fully furnished rooms is designed to make moving in easy and stress-free. And the interiors? Bright, modern, and beautifully Scandinavian. Every photo looks like something out of a design magazine.
I can imagine working from their coworking lounge during the day, heading out for fika (Swedish coffee breaks!) with housemates in the afternoon, and then joining a Friday night dinner that turns into a new circle of friends.
👉 You can read more about it on Find Your Co-Living here: Allihoop
K9 Coliving (Tech Farm): The Original Stockholm Community House
Finally, there’s K9 Coliving, also known as Tech Farm K9, probably the most iconic coliving in Stockholm. Housed in a stunning early 20th-century building on the island of Östermalm, K9 has a long history as a “modern monastery for the digital age.”
This place isn’t just about sharing a home, it’s about sharing a lifestyle. Residents come from all over the world and tend to be entrepreneurs, creatives, or digital nomads seeking deep connections. The community is built around collaboration, mindfulness, and sustainable living.
What makes K9 unique is its intentional community model. People here cook together, meditate together, and often work on joint projects. It’s co-living at its most holistic, where personal growth and social impact are part of daily life.
Their coworking setup is integrated into the home itself, so the line between living and creating blurs in the best possible way. It’s the kind of space where I can imagine arriving for a few weeks and ending up staying for months.
👉 You can read more about it on Find Your Co-Living here: K9 Coliving
My Thoughts on Stockholm’s Coliving Scene
What I found through this research is that Stockholm’s coliving scene is small but powerful. Each community: Colive, Allihoop, and K9, offers something distinct. Colive is perfect if you’re looking for independence and sleek design; Allihoop is for those craving energy, events, and connection; and K9 is ideal for deep community living with purpose.
As someone who hasn’t yet been to Stockholm, I find that inspiring. It shows how Sweden is adapting to new ways of living and working. Combining the country’s focus on design, sustainability, and innovation with the freedom of a digital nomad lifestyle.
And while I’m still planning my own trip, just researching these spaces made me excited to see the city through the lens of community living. I can already picture working in a bright coworking lounge during the long summer days, then joining new friends for an evening swim or a cozy winter movie night.
Final Thoughts: Why I Can’t Wait to Experience Coliving in Stockholm
After learning about these three colivings, I’m more convinced than ever that Stockholm is a hidden gem for coliving and coworking. It’s not just a place to live, it’s a lifestyle that blends nature, creativity, and collaboration.
Whether you’re drawn to Colive’s sleek studios, Allihoop’s social energy, or K9’s intentional community, there’s a version of Stockholm that fits every kind of nomad.
If you’re planning your next adventure, take a look at the listings on FindYourCoLiving.com
You’ll find all three of these amazing communities there. And who knows? Maybe I’ll see you in Stockholm someday, sharing fika in a sunny coworking lounge by the water. ☕