Every design for Mölndal

South of Gothenburg, where the Mölndalsån makes its way through the landscape, lies Mölndal. It was the rapids in the river that gave the town its name – grain was milled here as early as the Middle Ages, and the power of the water marked the whole place.

Anyone who knows Mölndal recognises a great deal on the map. Gunnebo house with its eighteenth-century gardens, Fässberg church up on its hill and Mölndal museum each tell of the town's history. The Åby trotting track belongs to the everyday picture, and names such as Villa Korndal and Stollens torn mark out the blocks you move through.

For anyone who grew up here, studied here or simply fell for the town on the river, the map becomes more than lines. It is the rapids in Kvarnbyn, it is the road up towards the church – a small piece of the feeling of home to carry with you.