Ever wanted to sleep in a dreamy Scandinavian forest? How about a night at the museum? As part of a new exhibition titled In Bloom, Stockholm, Sweden’s, renowned international photography museum Fotografiska Stockholm turns its exhibition space into a pop-up forest room to celebrate nature and provide a space for guests to connect with nature and de-stress.

© Lori Nix & Kathleen Gerber, Library, 2007

Opening Feb. 17, the exhibition features 16 photographers delving into the beauty of nature. Part of the exhibition sees nature brought to visitors in many ways, including the construction of a shinrun yoku-inspired room full of trees and plants. International photographers like Cig Harvey and Inka & Niclas incorporate nature’s influence in each work.

Here, guests enjoy peace, relaxation and the many health benefits associated with nature and, more specifically, the Swedish forest. Referred to as Fotografiska ForRest, this room is open to book during three exclusive nights through Airbnb. The opening of this room marks the first time the museum allows visitors to sleep within the building. The room remains open for visitors in the daytime through the end of April.

© Fotografiska Stockholm – Peter Bülling

Overnight stays include admission to the In Bloom exhibition, as well as a five-course dinner composed of seasonal and sustainable ingredients in the museum’s renowned restaurant. Stays also come with breakfast in a private dining room overlooking Stockholm. All proceeds go to Naturavet, an organization working to preserve Sweden’s forests.

The forest room accommodates two guests at a time for about $239, which includes the overnight stay, dinner, breakfast and admission to the In Bloom exhibition and other exhibitions currently on display at the museum. In Bloom runs through June 11.