Velkommen · Norway

Nantucket Style for Nordic Homes

Kystinspirert interiør fra New England

More of you write to us from Norway than from anywhere else outside the States — and it makes perfect sense. A grey harbour morning in Bergen and a grey harbour morning on Nantucket are the same weather, the same light, the same instinct to bring blue and white indoors. This page gathers the pieces that travel best to a Norwegian home or hytte, with plain answers about shipping, kroner, and MVA.

Built for grey light

Nantucket blue-and-white was invented for a climate with long, soft, low light — the same reason it sits so easily beside Scandinavian pine, linen, and whitewash.

Made for small rooms

Lightship baskets, hydrangea stems, a stack of striped pillows: coastal style here is carried by small pieces, not big furniture. It suits an apartment in Oslo as well as a house on the water.

Kept, not replaced

Handwoven baskets, cotton quilts, ceramic lamps — the kind of things you keep for twenty years. We would rather send you one good piece than five disposable ones.

Priser i kroner

Pieces That Travel Well

Small, light, and unmistakably coastal — with an approximate kroner figure beside each dollar price so there is no mental arithmetic.

Frakt, toll og MVA

Shipping to Norway, Plainly

Do you ship to Norway?
Yes. Most pieces here are fulfilled by partner merchants — Amazon, Etsy sellers, and specialty shops — the majority of whom ship to Norway. Our own Nantucket Charm totes and tees ship internationally from our store. Cost and delivery window always appear at checkout before you pay.
What about MVA and customs?
Imported goods carry 25% Norwegian MVA. Merchants registered under VOEC collect it at checkout for orders up to 3 000 kr, so nothing is owed at the door. If a merchant is not VOEC-registered, the carrier collects MVA plus a handling fee on arrival — worth knowing before you order something large.
Which currency am I charged in?
Prices are listed in US dollars. The kroner figures on this page are approximate, for orientation only; your card is charged in the merchant's currency at the day's rate.
Returns?
Returns follow the fulfilling merchant's policy, usually 30 days. Small pieces are straightforward; furniture rarely is, which is why this page leans towards baskets, textiles, florals, and table pieces.
How long does delivery take?
Typically one to three weeks from the States, depending on the merchant and carrier. Order Christmas pieces by late November — Norwegian Christmas Eve comes a day earlier than the American one, and shipping does not know that.