Could it be you wrote about this some weeks ago? It seems Sweden didn't really copy Dutch planning. We do have some furniture boulevards on the edge of cities,

Could it be you wrote about this some weeks ago? It seems Sweden didn't really copy Dutch planning. We do have some furniture boulevards on the edge of cities, also other bigger stores, like hardware stores and IKEA. But supermarkets are in the neighbourhoods where people live. And regular shops are in the city centers, clothing, electronics, warehouses, eye glasses, etc. Combined with bars, lunchrooms and restaurants and also historic buildings, inner centers are great to spend an afternoon or evening with good company.