A selection of squares, churches and promenades for which Zurface has supplied Swedish natural stone.
Stockholm · 2026
Tegelbacken
Where Kungsholmen, Norrmalm and the Old Town meet, a traffic junction became a waterfront square with a park, quay and seating steps. Zurface supplied all the stone: paving, walls, bollards, stairs and a sculpted water channel in Bohus granite, Hallandia and Kulla.
On the west side of Stockholm's Old Town, between Riddarhuset and Centralbron, the quay along Riddarholmskanalen was rebuilt with a new cycle route by the water. Wall cladding, kerbs and small setts in Bohus Grey Tossene, bollards in Vånga.
Gothenburg's only historic paddling pool still in use, built in 1930 to 1933, was fully restored and reopened in June 2026. Paving in Tossene and Skarstad, setts in Tossene, and coping, cladding and a stone bench in diabase.
Around Denmark's oldest cathedral, 7,300 m² were reshaped for concerts, markets and café life without disturbing the historic setting. Bohus granite sits in streets that have kept their line for a thousand years.
On the site of a former football ground, a new district is taking shape. Hundreds of tonnes of Bjärlöv and Bohus granite form the entrance to the new Tinnerbäcksbadet baths.