Curated Collections and Inspiration

As April melts into May, a soft, fragrant tradition blooms across France — one woven through centuries of history, hope, and heartfelt gestures.

At BON TON goods, we adore the Swedish tradition of fika—that treasured moment to pause, sip, savor, and connect. But today, we invite you to indulge in a playful twist: A French Fika. Imagine all the charm and ritual of Swedish fika, but with a distinctly French sensibility—elegant pastries, refined ceramics, and a touch of effortless joie de vivre.

We are delighted to extend a special invitation to our discerning clientele: BON TON goods’ exclusive Astier de Villatte Pre-Order Event is now open.

At BON TON goods, elegance is not just an aesthetic—it is a legacy. The name bon ton carries with it centuries of cultural resonance, woven into the fabric of European aristocracy, New World refinement, and timeless style. But what does bon ton really mean, and where does it come from?

Malmö is small enough to explore slowly—and full enough to never run out of discoveries. Whether you’re here for a day or a season, we hope our Visit Malmö guide becomes your favorite travel companion.

This spring, Malmö becomes home to a rare and powerful art experience: the much-anticipated exhibition “Woven Worlds” by the iconic American artist Kiki Smith, opening April 27, 2025 at Moderna Museet.

For gatherings filled with joy and love, create a setting that’s as special as the people around it.

This Easter season, BON TON goods welcomed the return of spring with soft hues, joyful charm, and just the right touch of whimsy. Our shelves bloomed with delightful décor — hand-painted eggs, ceramic bunnies, and pastel-perfect treasures, all carefully chosen to elevate the season's celebrations with elegance and warmth.

At BON TON goods, we wanted to bring the hues of the Sound into our shop. As lifelong water people—always drawn to the sea, marinas, and port cities—it was essential to surround ourselves with those tones in our space.

I want to take a moment to thank everyone who has supported our small business and creative community at BON TON GOODS.

Our building, originally constructed in the 1890s, once housed a family-owned chocolate factory. In 2006, a major renovation transformed both the exterior and interior, adding elegant limestone detailing to the ground floor.