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14 Inspiring kitchens with dark green kitchen cabinets

25-06-2024

Dark green kitchens are a bold trend that’s quickly gaining popularity. One of the most common variations of this trend centers around painting the kitchen cabinets a dark green shade, replacing the more traditional wooden or white cabinets found in older homes.

Because of this, there’s an abundance of green kitchen cabinet ideas out there, which often makes it a challenge to figure out where to start. Below, you can find the most inspiring green kitchen cabinet ideas to help you add a fun, modern touch to your kitchen.

Dark Green Kitchen Cabinetry With Green Tile Backsplash

These dark green kitchen cabinet doors paired with a green tile backsplash are a breath of fresh air. The varying shades of green in the tiles pair well with the cabinet color while also bringing visual texture into the space.

Additionally, the tall, vertical tiling is a less common style for backsplashes, making the kitchen even more unique. White counters tie into the white grout between the tiles and create perfect contrast against the kitchen cabinets. The gold faucet is a subtle accent that still manages to draw the eye in a pleasing way.

A dark green kitchen paired with a green tile backsplash and white countertops

via Plum Living

Dark Green Cabinets With White Walls and Countertops

These dark green kitchen cabinets are the perfect shade for this wide open space. By placing this shade of paint in a mostly white kitchen, the kitchen island and back cabinetry can cement their place at center stage.

The resulting simplistic design is a bold, yet not overpowering, modern kitchen with a clear focal point. This gives the eye somewhere to rest, and the timeless feel is sure to stand the test of time.

A dark green kitchen in a modern white space

via Kvänum

Dark Forest Green Kitchen Cabinets in a Beige Room

Not all shades of green are created equal, and this dramatic dark forest green is the perfect example. Though dark, this color green is a more natural shade than some of the more common paint colors you see.

Creating an organic feel of the deep woods, this tone is a good match for beige or white kitchens which let the green cabinets exist without becoming overwhelming or oppressive. The wealth of natural light coming through the window not only showcases the beauty of this dark green kitchen but also helps bring a sense of cheerfulness that makes you feel right at home.

Forest green kitchen cabinets, white subway tile backsplash and white marble countertops

via Stadshem

Green Kitchen Cabinets Paired With White and Tan Walls

These hunter-green kitchen cabinets paired with a variety of different textures make for a bold kitchen style. The dark green, bright white, and natural wood tones come together in an impressive color palette that’s both classic and trendy.

Wooden slats add texture and create a great backdrop for the decor on the open shelving units. Additionally, hardwood floors help to highlight neutral accents while also fully showcasing the green cabinets.

A dark green kitchen with white countertops and a wood panel wall treatment

via Bjurfors

Dramatic Dark Green Cabinetry With White Marble Countertops and a Farmhouse Sink

Deep, dramatic forest green paint colors can completely transform the look and feel of your kitchen as shown here. This dark green kitchen uses the same hue for both the cabinetry and the walls, creating a seamless design that makes the marble countertop truly pop.

Brass accents give off a timeless feel, especially when paired with the elegant farmhouse sink. The marble countertop has been continued up the wall behind the faucet to create a tall backsplash before transitioning into a shelf that’s perfect for both decor and commonly used items.

A deep green kitchen with green walls and a white marble countertop that pops out

via DeVol Kitchens

Grey-Green Cabinetry With Warm Wood Accents

Shaker cabinets are a classic design choice and, when paired with modern kitchen design trends, can create a style that is sure to withstand the test of time. This grey-green cabinetry blends perfectly with the neutral kitchen color scheme, creating a peaceful, contemporary design that will be a hit with guests.

Subtle black accents and appliances help to maintain the low-key styling while faux plants in unique vases add just a touch of abstract design.

A dark green corner kitchen paired with limestone countertops in a studio apartment

via Entrance Makleri

Muted Green Kitchen Cabinets in a Kitchen with a Peninsula Island

Looking for more subtle light green kitchen cabinet ideas? These muted sage green cabinets create a stylish, more understated green kitchen. This kitchen layout with a peninsula island takes a one-wall design and adds a peninsula across from it, increasing countertop space and creating a clearer divide between the areas of the room than a kitchen island would.

Open shelving in greige-toned paint also increases storage space without making the room feel smaller. Wood cabinet hardware and black appliances are the perfect accents to this space.

Dark green kitchen cabinets paired with beige stone countertops and grey walls

Styled by Åsa Copparstad, photographed by Frederic Boucari, for Historiska Hem

Worn Green Kitchen Cabinets With White Countertops and Beige Walls

This example also features a more light green coloring. The mint green undertone and polished gold hardware add dimension, especially when paired with black appliances. White marble with grey veining is a great choice in this setting, as it echoes the intricate ceiling and lightly contrasts with the other elements in the room.

Beige walls provide an excellent backdrop and an elegant, timeless feel when paired with the style of cabinets and appliances seen here. Additionally, the lower cabinets including different-sized drawers help make sure that everything you need to store away has a place to go.

A dark green kitchen with white marble countertops and brass hardware

via Nordiska Kök

Intense, Deep Green Cabinets and Walls With White Countertops and Dark Wood Flooring

For a much more bold and dramatic kitchen, pair matching dark green walls and cabinets with hardwood floors and a patterned area rug. This dark green kitchen borders on black, a daring choice that completely pays off.

Bright white counters help to reflect and amplify any light in the room, but not so much that the intensity of the design is lost. The large black oven makes for a great focal point in this space. Gold- and copper-toned accents pop against the dark backdrop but never diminish its effect.

A dark green U-shaped corner kitchen with white marble countertops and brass hardware

via Kulladal

Dark Olive Green Cabinets With Warm Wood Tones

This deep olive green cabinetry and brass accents looks incredible alongside the dark wood touches and stone countertop. A stainless steel oven and wine fridge discretely slot into the lower cabinets, blending seamlessly with their surroundings.

Though green tile would likely work in this kitchen, the brown-toned stone is the ideal choice as it can draw in the brown coloring of other elements to create a cohesive look.

A dark green corner kitchen paired with beige limestone countertops and brass hardware

via Picky Living

Deep Emerald Green Cabinets With Marble Countertops and Gold Accents

Matching dark green walls and cabinets, bold accents, a wooden slat ceiling, and brightly painted window trim come together to make a fun kitchen that’s full of personality. Similar to some of the previous green kitchen cabinet ideas we’ve looked at, this kitchen uses the same dark green paint on both the walls and the cabinets, resulting in a seamless transition between the two.

Furthermore, the marble countertop is used as both a backsplash and a shelf, allowing the beautiful grey veining to really shine.

A classic dark green kitchen with dark green walls, white marble countertops and brass hardware

via DeVol Kitchens

Matte Olive Green Cabinetry Paired With Black Countertops, White Walls, and Brass Hardware

This earthy, sage-green kitchen takes full advantage of all of the natural light in the space. Black countertops, appliances, and furniture with brassy accents and white walls result in a contrasting space that has a distinctly 1970s Bohemian touch.

This shade of green reflects stability, endurance, and resilience along with peace and tranquility, making this room an excellent location to host parties and other gatherings. The drawers in the lower cabinets and the glass-front shelving on the walls keep everything organized and in place.

A dark green kitchen with a round window, black countertops and brass hardware

via Kvänum

Deep Blue-Green Kitchen Cabinets in a Bright White Room

This blue-green shade, just a few steps away from forest green, creates a chic, modern kitchen style. The paint is incredibly bold with a teal undertone, allowing it to pair with light brown, white, and black tones with ease.

Small square tiles cover the walls and countertop, making a geometric mosaic that pairs well with the one-of-a-kind flooring. By using sporadic white tiles on the laminate leading into the kitchen area, a fun and unique transition is created.

A dark green kitchen with a tile countertop and a tile floor that continues into a wood floor

via Plum Living

Grey-Green Kitchen Cabinets in a One-Wall Modern Kitchen Layout

For the last example in our list of green kitchen cabinet ideas, we’re taking a look at a grey-green shade that’s a touch lighter than the previous version.

This one-wall kitchen layout has small appliances, something that saves space and allows the paint color to be the center of attention. Bright white subway tiles create a backsplash and a large window helps to further lighten the space.

A one-wall kitchen with green-grey kitchen cabinets

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson, for sale via Alvhem

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A sage green living room and a yellow accent wall in the kitchen

23-06-2024

This elegant turn-of-the-century home for sale in Sweden (via Stadshem) has a spacious living and dining room with a sage green wall color. A small staircase leads to the kitchen, with a basic look and an eye-catching yellow accent wall.

The bedroom has a subtle beige wall color, enhanced with various beige tones in the textiles on the bed. The decor of this apartment is simple and modest, making the beautiful wall colors and historic features stand out.

A sage green living and dining room with white crown molding

The spacious sage green living room has wainscoting details on the wall and white crown molding that stands out against the wall color. Two beige fabric sofas and a fluffy white area rug are paired with subtle fabric lampshades for a subtle look that draws attention to the beautiful wall color.

A sage green living and dining room with a subtle decor

On the other side of the living room, you can find a spacious dining table that fills the assymetric section of the floor plan. The deep brown tone of the dining chairs stands out in this setting beautifully.

A small staircase leads up to the other rooms, which are slightly higher than the living room.

A basic white kitchen with a yellow accent wall

The white kitchen cabinets paired with butcher block countertops have a basic look, paired with a beige tile backsplash and green-grey walls.

A yellow accent wall on one side of the kitchen makes the kitchen look pop.

A basic white kitchen with a yellow accent wall

A beige bedroom paired with beige textiles on the bed

The subtle beige walls in the bedroom are paired with off-white curtains and a beautiful mixture of beige textiles on the bed.

A subtle beige bedroom with a mixture of beige textiles

A single beige art print and two chrome wall lamps finish the look of this minimal bedroom.

via Stadshem

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Majestic home with a black sofa and a greige shaker kitchen

22-06-2024

This majestic turn-of-the-century home (Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem) has two living rooms, with a large dining room in the middle for a spacious floor plan. The largest living room with windows on two walls has white textiles paired with contrasting black sofas for a powerful effect.

The dining room has doors on both sides and an oval dining table with black wishbone chairs in the middle of the space. The second living room stands out from the other rooms with light wall colors with its warm grey paint color on the wall.

The classic greige galley shaker kitchen is paired with grey marble countertops for a classic look with a modern touch.

A living room with white walls and two black sofas

A light-flooded living room with two black sofas

The large living room has off-white walls, white curtains, and a white sculptural pendant light hanging over the middle of the space. Two black sofas stand out against the light color palette in the room.

A combination of leather chairs and warm-toned pillowcases add a warm element to the interior.

A standing TV and a bookshelf attached to the wall decorate the wall next to the doorway nicely.

A dining room with eggshell walls and black wishbone chairs

The living room has a beautiful eggshell wall color, making the white crown molding underneath the ceiling stand out. The walnut oval dining table in the middle of the space is paired with elegant black wishbone chairs matching the black sofas in the living room.

A dining room with eggshell walls, an oval dining table and black wishbone chairs

Two black leather armchairs decorate the two living room corners next to the window.

A vintage sideboard decorates the wall opposite the window and holds a Snoopy lamp and a few decor pieces.

A second living room with warm grey walls and a white sofa

The second living room pairs a white sofa with a white fluffy area rug against a warm grey wall color. The brown marble coffee table adds a textural effect to the space.

A living room with dark grey walls and a white fabric sofa

The wall next to the doorway is fitted with wall shelving just like in the other living room.

A greige galley shaker kitchen with grey marble countertops

The greige kitchen cabinets are paired with a beautiful grey marble countertop for a warm and elegant effect.

A greige galley kitchen with grey marble countertops

The galley kitchen layout allows for lots of storage and countertop space on a narrow floor plan.

This layout allows for a spot for a kitchen dining table next to the window.

A main bedroom with light grey walls and a grey linen headboard

The main bedroom features light grey walls, beige curtains, and a classic white wardrobe. The headboard is made of a grey linen fabric that contrasts against the light bedroom setting.

The spacious bedroom allows a spot for both a vanity table and a home office spot against the walls.

A main bedroom with light grey walls, a home office spot and a vanity

A blue guest bedroom with a home office spot in front of the window

A hallway with two mirrors to reflect the daylight coming from the other rooms

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem

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19 Above-bed shelving ideas for added display space

20-06-2024

Installing bedroom shelving is a fantastic way to transform blank wall space into a more useful feature, providing extra storage where you need it most without compromising floor space. The shelving can be used for decor pieces, however, in smaller bedrooms, it can be the place where you keep your books, alarm, and a night light.

Below, you can find a collection of the most inspiring above-bed shelving designs to give you inspiration for your next bedroom interior design project.

A Slightly Recessed Wooden Shelf Space With an Earthy Color Palette

This built-in shelving is the perfect solution for anyone looking to keep their books close. The slight recess of the shelf creates an additional surface area to display wider objects without intruding on the sleeping space. The wood finish pairs well with the sage green and brown tones as well as other wooden decor.

A deep sage green wall color in a bedroom decorated with white and natural elements, with a shelf above the bed

Styled by Living Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem

Open, Bracket-Mounted Shelves in the Same Shade as the Wall Paint

These standard shelves are painted in the same color as the bedroom walls, making them blend in with the background. The placement of the shelves creates a focal point over the head of the bed, bringing the eyes to that section of the room.

A two-tone bedroom with a wall shelf painted in the same color as the wall

Styled by JosefssonLjung, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat

A Trio of Shelves With a Mild Industrial Design

These rack-style shelves are a great addition to this bedroom, using subtle design to allow the focus to be on the items stored here instead of the shelf itself. By hanging this bedroom shelving just to the side of the headboard, everything is kept within reach without concerns about bumping your head on the shelves during the night.

Walnut string shelving and a walnut headboard in a bedroom with off-white walls

Photographed by Mia Borgelin, styled by Lind, for sale via Historiska Hem

A Thin Single Shelf With Small Decorative Items

This bedroom shelving example showcases a subtle, blended design with small decor pieces. The understated nature of this shelf pairs perfectly with the overall theme of this bedroom, where clean and bright shades and materials create a sense of peace and relaxation.

A shiplap bedroom with a white floating shelf above the bed

via Era Sweden

A Single Shelf to Display Books Above a Corner Bed

This small, single wood shelf adds just the right amount of personality to this bedroom. The color and style of the shelf matches the rest of the furniture in the room perfectly, while the similarly toned books and decorative flowers come together in a garden-inspired design.

Greige walls with white trim and white floors, with a wood wall shelf above the bed

via Stadshem

A Single Bracket-Mounted Shelf to Display Plant Life in a Calming Bedroom

This fresh-air bedroom blends contemporary and tropical design influences into a genre that’s all its own. The single white shelf above the headboard makes for the ideal location to mount personal lighting, store knickknacks, and display faux plants for a touch of greenery that’s echoed in other places throughout the bedroom.

A light grey bedroom with wall shelving painted in the same color as the wall

via Alvhem

A Floating Shelf as a Picture Ledge to Display Artwork Above the Bed

Floating shelves are a popular choice for bedroom shelving solutions. Their sleek styling makes them the ideal place to showcase picture frames without distractions. The color of the shelf is mirrored throughout the room, as is the color of the frames. This creates a cohesive look without cluttering the walls or floor of the room with unnecessary items.

A light grey bedroom with a wood floating shelf above the bed for picture frames

via Stadshem

Faux Built-In Shelves in a Bright, Small Space

Anyone looking to add storage by incorporating built-ins into their bedroom shelving can turn to this example for inspiration. This bedroom uses a sunken area between two walls as a frame for a pair of shelves. In doing so, the effect that comes with built-ins is preserved, but without the hassle of changing the architecture of the room.

A studio apartment with the kitchen block as a separator between rooms and shelving above the bed

via Alvhem

Fill an Empty Corner Above the Bed With Shelves for More Storage

You can add plenty of storage space by installing bedroom shelving in small spaces. These corner shelves double as both decor and storage furniture, spanning a portion of two walls for maximum impact. The positioning above the bed also makes for a great place to hang a reading light and save floor space.

A white bedroom with white wall shelving in a corner formation, allowing for extra bedroom storage

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem

Black, Industrial Style Shelves in a Dark Toned Bedroom

Instead of using just one shelving unit on the wall, pair matching units above the bed for extra space. The bedroom shelving in this example follows industrial design ideals, allowing it to feel right at home alongside the other furniture in the room.

Hanging dark shelves on a dark wall can also add a level of intensity to the room, though the effect is reduced here due to the light of the window.

A dark grey wall color in the bedroom, decorated with black wall shelves

via Historiska Hem

A Smaller Rack of Shelves to the Side of the Headboard

This shelving unit is similar to those in the previous idea, particularly in shape. However, these shelves provide a completely different feel due to their coloring in conjunction with the color palette of the bedroom itself. Hanging this shelving to the side of the headboard brings balance to the side table and creates an appealing appearance when viewed through the door frame.

A simple white wall shelf on a white bedroom wall

via Historiska Hem

A Picture Ledge Above the Bed to Display Your Favorite Books

This picture ledge is used to create a unique bedroom feature, with paint matching that of the wall for a blended, subtle look. In addition to providing a place to display items that make a statement, it also serves as a place to install additional lighting.

A bedroom with a dark blue accent wall and a floating shelf in the same color as the wall

via Esny

Thin Shelving With Geometric Brackets for an Elegant Touch

Shelving can be a great source of personality and styling in bedrooms, as pictured here. This shelf has a delicate appearance, acting as both a storage space for decor as well as a piece of decor itself.

A sage green bedroom with a long wall shelf with geometric brackets

via Alvhem

White Shelves With Black Brackets Hanging on a Dark Wall

These staggered shelving units use dark mounting brackets on a dark wall to disguise the hardware. This creates the more streamlined appearance of floating shelves without the specialty hardware needed to install that type of shelving.

A dark blue limewash bedroom with a set of white wall shelves above the bed

via Entrance Makleri

Floating Shelf Picture Ledges With Pops of Dark Tones

These floating shelves are picture ledges and make for the perfect storage solution for thin items you want to display. The raised front lip allows you to store objects that cannot stand up on their own in an suitable way.

A small bedroom space with picture ledges on the wall

via Alvhem

A Small Floating Shelf to Add Personality to the Space

This tiny shelf is the answer for anyone that doesn’t want to add unnecessary bulk to their walls, but still wants to showcase small items. Its dark color matches the bedding while contrasting with the color of the wall and the brightness of the window.

A light blue bedroom with a small shelf for a little vase

via Entrance Makleri

A Picture Ledge Painted to Blend With the Wall

Similar to some of the previous ideas we’ve seen so far, this picture ledge blends with the walls while serving as a storage location for thin decorative items. The effect is stunning, with the ledge creating a faux headboard for depth in the room.

A dark blue bedroom with a floating shelf that serves as a picture ledge

via Entrance Makleri

Wooden Shelving With a Built-In Pegboard

Simple wood shelving is a classic choice for any house, with wood tones being easy to match throughout other decor. This example takes that concept a step further, providing additional storage in the form of a peg rail without taking up more space.

A wall shelf with a peg board above the bed

Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Bjurfors

Thin Open Shelves to Showcase Items Above the Bed

Finally, in our list of ideas, these shelves help combat limited space on the floor by serving a variety of roles. They act as great spots to hang a personal light, store an alarm clock, display books, and present artwork.

Their color paired with the monochromatic palette of the bedroom allows all of the objects placed there to stand front and center, transforming everyday objects into decorative pieces.

A bedroom with white walls, white bedding and white wall shelving above the bed

Photography by Anders Bergstedt via Entrance Makleri

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16 Marble countertop ideas to give your kitchen a luxurious appearance

18-06-2024

Marble countertops have been growing increasingly popular for more than a decade. From polished to honed marble, these natural stones are the perfect material for all kinds of countertops, providing an air of luxury and sophistication to any room.

However, it’s important to remember that this is a porous material made of calcium carbonate, meaning that a splash of lemon juice, a stain from red wine, or even hot pots, can etch marble and mar its natural beauty. Be sure to use cutting boards to avoid scratching and clean any messes quickly to prevent stains.

If you’re looking for your next marble countertop idea, continue reading below for 16 of the most inspiring marble kitchen ideas to help you unlock your inner interior designer.

Stunning Black and White Marble Kitchen Countertops With Beige Cabinets

The unique veining of this marble surface draws the eye and serves as the sole source of visual texture here. By pairing this stunning veined design with smooth beige cabinetry, the marble is allowed to be the center of attention. The continuation of the marble through the built-in sink and around the knobs to the cooktop creates a cohesive design.

An impressive marble countertop and backsplash comes back on the stove for an impressive effect in an off-white kitchen

via Nordiska Kök

Understated Marble Countertops Paired With a Black and Brown Palette

This white marble countertop provides a wonderful contrast to this sea of black and brown tones. The brassy finish of the hardware and the island countertop helps to tie everything together while letting the natural beauty of the countertop and matching sink stand out. Mixing countertop materials is the perfect way to ensure this classic material shines.

White marble countertops stand out in a kitchen with warm beige walls and black cabinets

via DeVol kitchens

Subtle White Marble Countertops in a Sage Green Space

This simple Carrara marble countertop is the perfect elegant touch to this sage-green kitchen space. The white marble with discrete gray veins is a much more low-key approach to kitchen design than colored marble or more bold granite countertops. Additionally, the honed finish can help protect against stains more than the more common polished finish.

A sage green kitchen with white honed carrara marble countertops and stainless steel hardware

Photographed by Lisa Wikstrand, styled by Helen Sturesson for Kulladal

A Tall Marble Backsplash in an Earthy Kitchen Design

This white marble countertop extends upward to meet the bottom of the cabinetry, creating a focal point centered on the elegant black oven. The large marble slab adds just enough luxury to the kitchen without becoming overwhelming while paired with the sage green cabinetry and black appliances. The intricate detailing on the crown molding and the unique light fixture enhance the effect.

A classic green kitchen with white marble countertops and elegant brass hardware

via Nordiska Kök

Lightly Gray Veined Marble Countertops With Two-Tone Blue Cabinets

Where granite countertops and stone slabs would likely seem out of place in this simple kitchen, this gray-toned marble countertop is the ideal fit. The two slightly different shades of blue used on the cabinets both have a gray undertone that is drawn out by the stainless steel appliances and hardware, something that is accented perfectly by the honed marble countertop.

A light blue kitchen with white marble countertops

via Funkiskök

Boldly Veined Marble Countertops in an Olive Green Kitchen

This marble kitchen is full of natural material choices and classic colors, resulting in a design that is both traditional and contemporary. The checkered white marble kitchen floor ties in wonderfully to the countertops, with the marble continuing up the wall as a backsplash and turning into a shelf for easy decor space. Bronze hardware and picture frames pair well with the olive-green coloring of the walls and cabinets.

An olive-green kitchen with white viola marble countertops, backsplash and sink, paired with brass details

via DeVol kitchens

Brown-Toned Marble Countertops With Bold Blue Cabinets

This marble countertop idea takes dark marble with a natural stone pattern and puts it against dark blue cabinetry for a bold look. The polished surface of the marble creates a sleek, chic appearance that extends to the kitchen as a whole and is enhanced by the brushed nickel hardware. Additionally, the matte finish on the cabinet doors helps the marble shine while still making a dramatic statement.

A dark blue kitchen with stainless steel hardware and dark brown marble countertops

via Specialisten

A Marble Countertop With Brown Veining Patterns and Wood Cabinets

This natural stone pattern is the perfect addition to this kitchen, echoing the natural, rustic feel created by the wood. The gold cabinet hardware, sink, faucet, and other accessories pop with this unique marble kitchen countertop as a background. By continuing the material onto the kitchen island, the luxurious nature of the room is amplified.

A dark wood kitchen with gold hardware and a brown marble countertop with impressive veining

via Nordiska Kök

A Green Marble Countertop Paired With Gold Hardware

Green marble kitchen countertops are among the less common marble colors, making it an instantly unique kitchen design. Small shelves made of marble matching the main slab create easy access to some of the most used items in the kitchen.

The polished gold hardware pairs beautifully with the emerald tone of the marble, and the white subway tile along the wall serves to create a timeless backdrop for these elements.

A light grey kitchen with gold hardware and a green marble countertop

via Historiska Hem

Bold Floor-to-Ceiling Marble With Wooden Cabinetry

Fully embrace marble in your kitchen with this incredible floor-to-ceiling design. This marble slab goes beyond the confines of a traditional backsplash to cover every square foot of the wall above the sink. Warm wood and other materials help to provide contrast and break up the marble where needed.

A dark wood kitchen with a green marble countertop and backsplash

via Nordiska Kök

Slate Gray Marble Counters in a Gray and Tan Kitchen

This gray kitchen with a tan dining area uses a solid marble slab as a backsplash behind the oven, creating a focal point in the cooking area. The marble has subtle brown-toned veins that tie in well to the brown accents on the counter space as well as the dining table and flooring.

Additionally, the mix of gold, black, and silver hardware provides another element of sophistication to the space.

A light grey kitchen with grey marble countertops with brown veining

Styled by Mia Laaksonen, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

An All-White Kitchen With Gray Countertops and a Dark Wood Floor

This bright white kitchen uses a similar design to a previous example, placing a solid marble slab behind the sink, covering the entirety of the wall. The gray marble countertop in this white space creates a vaguely monochrome palette that is clean, relaxing, and peaceful. The built-in shelves made of matching marble provide seamless storage for commonly accessed items.

A white attic kitchen with a grey countertop that continues on an impressive backsplash

Sleek, Polished Marble Countertops With a Waterfall Edge

Large marble slabs and simple, yet uniquely designed, bar stools are the main conversation starters of this kitchen. Polished marble dominates every surface, showcasing the one-of-a-kind nature of the marble with a tall backsplash and a waterfall edge. The herringbone floor provides an extra level of elegance and sophistication to the kitchen.

An off-white kitchen with marble countertops with a waterfall edge

via Nordiska Kök

Black Marble Countertops in a Neutral Colored, Contemporary Kitchen

This one-wall layout uses a simplistic, neutral palette to create a contemporary kitchen style that is sure to stand the test of time. By using a black marble countertop, a sense of depth is added to the kitchen created by the contrast it has with the gray paint. The use of natural wood elsewhere results in a mild rustic air that makes you feel welcome.

A light grey kitchen with black marble countertops for a mix of classic and contemporary

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

A Black Marble Countertop in a Monochrome Kitchen

This compact kitchen is a simple, vaguely minimalist, monochrome design with a black marble countertop flecked with bits of white. Using the same paint color on the walls as well as the cabinet doors results in a seamless style that’s very understated. The raw wood shelf along with the wooden cutting boards and small plants bring an earthly touch to the kitchen.

A kitchen with light grey cabinets, black marble countertops, chrome hardware, stainless steel hood, black wall lamp

via Entrance Makleri

Polished Black Marble Slabs With a Matching Kitchen Island

For the final example in our list of marble countertop ideas, we have another black marble design. This example includes a kitchen island and an upper shelving unit with off-white, gray-toned paint. The wood elements and small plants serve the same purpose here, however, this design also incorporates a stone mortar and pestle along with a granite tray to provide an additional luxurious touch.

A kitchen with white cabinets with integrated handles, black marble countertops, narrow kitchen island

via Entrance Makleri

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Loft home with an exposed brick wall and a dark oak kitchen

16-06-2024

This gorgeous loft apartment for sale in Sweden (Photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem) has an impressive exposed brick wall in the living room and a massive window that lets in an abundance of natural light.

The ground floor features a sofa section, a dining area, and a corner kitchen all in the same room. The second level has a small bathroom and in the sous-terrain, you can find the bedroom.

The exposed brick wall is paired with a beautiful concrete floor and limewash walls that bring out a modern industrial loft style in the interior.

A living and dining area with concrete floors and a round marble dining table

A living room with an exposed brick wall and a beige fabric sofa

The large window in the living space is decorated with beautiful beige curtains, matched by a beautiful beige fabric sofa. To bring a little bit of color to this neutral decor, a purple vintage armchair is added to the living area.

Next to the sofa, you can find a beautiful brown marble dining table that complements the warm tones of the brick wall. Warm walnut dining chairs complement this dining area beautifully.

A white area rug visually separates the dining and the sofa area from each other.

Next to the concrete staircase that leads up to the bathroom, a beautiful oak kitchen is planned out in an L-shaped layout.

A dark oak kitchen with stainless steel appliances and a stainless steel backsplash

The dark wood cabinets are paired with a stainless steel backsplash and stainless steel appliances for an industrial touch. The limewash walls complement the kitchen perfectly.

In between the kitchen and the front door area, you can find another staircase, which leads towards the sous-terrain bedroom.

The stainless steel backsplash is paired with a stainless steel magnetic knife holder, which is both practical and stylish.

A front door area with a vintage sideboard

A hallway section with a full-length mirror and a vintage sideboard

The vintage sideboard and full-length mirror next to the front door create a beautiful hallway section that is separated by a glass divider. A wall-hung TV finds its place in this area as well.

A modern bathroom with a black vanity and grey stone shower tiles

A bathroom with a black vanity and a grey stone tiles in the shower

A sous-terrain bedroom with limewash walls and a mirrored wardrobe

A bedroom with limewash walls and a mirror door wardrobe

Since the bedroom doesn’t get as much natural light as the rest of the space, the wardrobe features mirrored doors that reflect a lot of the light back into the room.

Photographed by Frederic Boukari for Historiska Hem

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A studio apartment with a niche sleeping space and a beige palette

15-06-2024

This beautiful studio apartment for sale in Sweden (Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem) has a gorgeous greige wall color in the dining room section of the home, which is connected to the kitchen with an open doorway.

The living room and bedroom are combined in a single room, with the bedroom filling a niche spot in the wall perfectly. The decor of the combined living and sleeping space is subtle, with beige tones complementing the white walls.

A greige dining room with a round dining table and light oak dining chairs

A dining area with greige walls and a gallery wall

The dining area is connected to the kitchen in an open-plan layout. The greige walls in this cozy space are paired with a round white dining table and light oak wood dining chairs. A wall-to-wall low book shelf is the perfect spot for a selection of accessories.

Through the open doorway, you can walk from the kitchen into the dining room. The color palette of both spaces is warm and neutral , which makes them match together perfectly.

The white kitchen is slightly dated, yet styled in a wonderful way. The butcher block countertops add a beautiful warm material to the otherwise colorless kitchen palette.

A white kitchen with butcher block countertops

A living and sleeping space with white walls

The living room also includes a sleeping space, pairing two functionalities on a small surface. The white walls of this space are paired with neutral tones in the textiles and furniture pieces.

A living room with white walls, a white couch neutral textiles and furniture

The bedroom nook is separated from the rest of the space with a beige curtain, which can be closed for privacy.

A bedroom nook in a living space with white walls

A white couch blends in with the white walls and is decorated with a mixture of beige and grey textiles.

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem

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12 Above-bed mirror ideas for extra light reflection

13-06-2024

Mirrors are generally considered to be good feng shui, enhancing positive energy in a space as well as expanding the space and creating more light. Large mirrors in the master bedroom can help you love life more than ever before, allowing you to wake up in a bright and cheery atmosphere.

Whether you’re looking to follow best practices for good bedroom mirror feng shui or go against the grain and leave feng shui by the wayside, the bedroom mirror ideas in the list below are sure to give you inspiration for your next bedroom design project.

An Oval Mirror to the Side of the Bed in a Blue-toned Room

Darker-toned walls, like these blue bedroom walls, can pose a lighting challenge, particularly in smaller rooms. Hanging a large oval mirror on the far end of a wall perpendicular to the windows can help reflect the natural light and brighten the room without the need for extra light fixtures.

This layout can open up a whole world of design possibilities, allowing you to create the master bedroom or guest room of your dreams.

A dark blue bedroom with a wardrobe in the same color and an oval wall mirror

Photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

A Round Mirror Centered Above the Bed in a Grey and Tan Bedroom

Mirrors directly above the bed are often advised against in feng shui practices. However, this is usually due to the weight of the mirror and safety concerns regarding a heavy object hanging above you while you’re sleeping.

Of course, there is no “wrong” location to hang a mirror and these concerns can be alleviated by using the proper mounting materials and methods, such as an anchor point and mirror-specific hardware. This round mirror is the perfect addition to this grey and tan color palette, balancing the room by filling in empty wall space in a subtle way.

A light grey bedroom with a round mirror above the bed

via Entrance Makleri

A Round Gold-Toned Mirror in a Sandy Colored Bedroom

Similar to the previous idea, this round mirror is an elegant way to decorate the wall above the bed. The color of the frame pairs very well with the coloring of the bedding, while the printed lantern adds a pop of fun texture to the bedroom.

The placement of the mirror in relation to the window helps to disperse sunlight throughout the room, further brightening the space.

A white bedrooom with sand bedding and a round mirror with a wood trim

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi for Alvhem

A Frameless Round Mirror in an Earth-Toned Bedroom

This understated mirror perfectly matches the feeling of the bedroom as a whole. The wealth of florals in the room combined with the earthy color palette makes for a relaxing, slightly rustic design.

Additionally, the brown shades found throughout the bedroom are echoed in the strap used to hang the mirror, further pulling everything together. A ceiling painted with a lighter color and a matching floor can also help brighten the bedroom and create a cozy air.

A green floral bedroom wallpaper in combination with rattan furniture and a round wall mirror

via Historiska Hem

A Thin Black Framed Mirror in a Monochromatic Bedroom

This bedroom consists of black and white decor with touches of blue and brown. With the mirror being positioned just to the left of the bed within arm’s reach of the small peg board, getting ready in the morning is a breeze.

The thin black frame on the mirror pairs wonderfully with the aesthetic of this master bedroom, allowing it to blend seamlessly into the background without much fuss.

A round mirror above the bed finishes the decor of a small bedroom with a workspace

via Entrance Makleri

A Long Oval Mirror to the Side of a Twin Bed in a Small Bedroom

Mirrors in guest bedrooms are an easy way to help your guests feel at home. This long, narrow oval mirror adds a bit of depth to the room without the problem of deciding on a wall decor arrangement and what to add to complete the look.

The simple design of the bedroom itself is perfect for house guests who need to spend the night but don’t require a lot of storage or additional areas to put their things.

A long and narrow mirror decorates the wall of a small guest bedroom

Styled by JosefssonLjung, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat

A Rectangular Mirror Positioned Between the Bed and a Seating Area

With this bedroom design, the mirror helps to create a clear line between the sleep and seating areas without minimizing floor space. The glass surface of the mirror helps to reflect and amplify sunlight from the window, making the room feel more welcoming. The size and shape of the mirror also lends itself well to easy outfit checks for both you and your partner.

A living and sleeping space separated by a mirror on the wall

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem

A Small Rectangular Mirror With Rounded Edges Surrounded by Dark Neutrals

Mirrors can also be included in a gallery wall design, either in the middle or on one end as pictured here. The edges are rounded, allowing it to stand out even more from the framed prints beside it. Additionally, the mirror is in just the right location for a quick look at your appearance while browsing through outfits in the dresser.

A sage green bedroom with a mirror reflecting extra daylight back into the space

via Stadshem

A Narrow, Oblong Mirror to the Side of the Bed in With a Blue and Beige Color Palette

Mirrors come in a variety of shapes and sizes, meaning there is always an option to meet your preferences. This extra-long oval mirror is the perfect choice to hang beside the bed, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of its positioning without feeling as if your sleep space is crowded.

The blue-painted walls are reflected in the accents on the bed while the brown and beige tones found both on the bed and the room’s decor work together to create a cohesive look.

A bedroom with medium blue walls, beige bedding and throw pillows, mirror, desk in front of the window

via Alvhem

Multiple Small Mirrors With Contrasting Shapes on a Ledge Above the Bed

Add multiple smaller mirrors above your bed to create even more dimension to the bedroom. These mirrors are both different shapes and different sizes, as well as positioned at different heights and angles, further enhancing their effect. This design helps to bring sunlight deeper into the room without brightening it too much and losing the dramatic effect of the dark tones.

A small dark blue bedroom with two mirrors reflecting the light

Via Residence Magazine

A Small Round Mirror Above the Center of the Bed in a Unique Closet-Centric Bedroom

The location of the bed in this example creates a darker area around the bed by nature. The small round mirror brings in ambient light from the outer room and helps the niche bed area appear visually brighter. This mirror is also an appropriate size for its location, filling only a portion of the wall to avoid overcrowding the bed.

A custom-built bed nook solution integrated inside a cabinet with a mirror reflecting the light

via Entrance Makleri

An Elegant, Intricate Mirror Alongside Artwork in the Bedroom

For a timeless, elegant touch in your bedrooms, add a decorative brass mirror above the bed. This mirror adds a delicate air to the room and features floral detailing that’s echoed in the artwork hanging beside it.

The simplistic, yet cozy decor in this bedroom matches the energy produced by these objects, creating an inviting and relaxing area for sleeping.

A small bedroom with pale blue walls and an antique brass mirror above the bed

via Stadshem

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The 7 most common kitchen layout ideas you need to know about

11-06-2024

When planning your remodel or new build, it’s important to consider all of the possible kitchen layout options to ensure you get the best layout for your needs. However, it doesn’t take much to become overwhelmed when faced with all of the possibilities.

In the clear and concise list below, you can find the 7 most common kitchen layout ideas to help you find inspiration and design the kitchen of your dreams.

Positioning All Cabinetry and Appliances Along One Wall

One-wall kitchen layouts are ideal for compact homes and limited space. A one-wall layout places all of the components of a kitchen, both built-in appliances and cabinetry, along a single wall to allow for a more open space. This design flattens the work triangle, yet doesn’t restrict movement or impede meal preparation.

One Wall Kitchen Examples

This first kitchen features dark wood cabinets with a white marble countertop, light almond-colored walls, and light wood flooring. The small appliances fit the room well, maximizing counter space as well as storage.

A blend of standard cabinets as well as drawers ensures that there’s a space for everything, keeping the kitchen space organized and uncluttered.

A one-wall kitchen layout with brown kitchen cabinets and white marble countertops

Styled by Lindholm, photographed by Boukari for Historiska Hem

In the example below, however, wall cabinets are removed in favor of a peg rail spanning the length of the kitchen area. The peg rail provides a unique alternative to traditional cabinets, allowing commonly used items to simply be hung within reach for quick access when you need it.

White oak lower cabinets and a more subtle marble pattern on the countertop create a low-key, cottage-style aesthetic.

A soft wood kitchen with a long wood peg rail over the counter, from deVOL kitchens

via DeVOL Kitchens

Finally, this grey and white kitchen provides us with an idea of how this kitchen layout will look from the viewpoint of an adjacent dining area. The contrast created by the grey cabinets against the white wall is appealing to the eye, yet isn’t overpowering. This lets the decor items and small appliances hold their own, resulting in a comfortable, welcoming, and lived-in appearance.

A one-wall kitchen layout with dark grey kitchen cabinets and white marble countertops

Styled by Emma Fisher, Annica Clarmell, and Anna Granberg, photographed by Peter Pousard for Alvhem

Using Opposite Walls to Create a Galley Kitchen Layout

Dividing the kitchen layout between two walls creates a galley layout with enough room on the counters to facilitate preparing larger meals. A galley kitchen either places all of the appliances on one side of the room or divides them for a more clear and defined work triangle.

Typically, this choice comes down to the location of appliance hookups, something that can’t be easily changed after the home is built.

Galley Kitchen Layouts

The galley kitchen pictured here is a pleasant sage green tone with a slight farmhouse design. An abundance of wall shelving keeps everything in its place to reduce clutter. The variation of counter depth on the left side of the room provides options for both decor and material storage leading into a large window that fills the kitchen with natural light.

A galley kitchen layout with sage green kitchen cabinets and a farmhouse look

Styled by Anna Van Keppel, photographed by Mia Borgelin, for sale via Historiska Hem

An alternative take on the standard layout of galley kitchens, the below example provides an abundance of storage space in addition to a wider walkway and full-size stainless steel appliances.

Wood countertops and a matching wood-glass-fronted cabinet add a bit of contrast to the off-white cabinetry and walls. A runner rug along the floor also provides a layer of cushioning when moving through the space.

A galley kitchen layout with wood countertops and white shaker cabinets

via Stadshem

Blending the Kitchen and Dining Room With an L-Shape Kitchen Layout

L-shaped kitchen layouts are a great way to blend kitchen and dining spaces.

By spreading the kitchen elements across perpendicular walls instead of parallel, the work triangle has more room to breathe which is ideal for those that are rarely in the kitchen alone. The extra space allows multiple cooks to move throughout the kitchen without impacting each other too much.

L-Shaped Kitchen Examples

This first l-shape layout features a sea of neutral colors with worn grey cabinets. The hidden refrigerator helps to maintain the streamlined appearance and the stainless steel appliances that are visible blend well with the surrounding decor and color palette. The soft brown of the herringbone floor pulls everything together.

An L-shaped kitchen with a built-in fridge and light grey kitchen cabinets

Styled by Martina Mattsson, photographed by Krister Engström, via Kvarteret Makleri

This l-shaped kitchen layout follows many of the same principles of the previous example but with a more muted grey design. The dining space off to the side is framed nicely by the l-shape floor plan, giving each area plenty of room. With the walls and the cabinetry all being the same shade, the bold black stove and stunning grey countertops stand out, creating a focal point for the room.

A light grey L-shaped kitchen layout design with upper glass cabinets

Styled by Mia Laaksonen, photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

Incorporating Three Walls for a U-Shaped Layout

The U-shaped kitchen layout idea is a popular choice in the world of interior design. Kitchen necessities and other appliances line three connected walls, creating additional storage space for any floor plan. At times, these style kitchen layouts can include a kitchen island, flow around a dining area, create clear room delineations in an open plan layout, or add storage through the use of open shelving.

U-Shaped Kitchen Examples

This kitchen takes the standard l-shaped design and extends it along a third wall before transitioning into a window seat. The addition of a kitchen island improves the work triangle, ensuring enough space is available for easy movement and meal prep. A classic kitchen floor pattern combined with the rest of the styling to transport us back in time to a small farmhouse kitchen.

A U-shaped kitchen with a kitchen island that contrasts with the sage green kitchen cabinets

via Cupboard and Goods

The white countertops of this u-shaped design pair well with the other white elements in the room, though the shades are slightly different, resulting in a 1950s-style kitchen. The picture window and camouflaged range hood create less space for wall storage, however, small open shelves in the corner help keep all frequently used items within reach.

A blue kitchen with wood countertops planned out in a U-shaped layout

via Cupboard and Goods

Making More Storage Space With a G-Shaped Kitchen Layout

Among the less common layouts, the g-shaped floor plan is a unique way to maximize the usability of a small space. With a single entry point and an abundance of counter and storage space, this kitchen layout is perfect for those that enjoy cooking and spending time in the kitchen but don’t have the room in their home for a large kitchen.

An Example of a G-Shape Kitchen

This layout expands upon the U-shaped kitchen to maximize storage. Marble countertops and gold accents paired with the sage green coloring of the walls and cabinetry create a sense of luxury in the space. The delicate light fixtures over the shorter end of the counter ensures proper lighting for anyone seated at the bar.

Overall, this kitchen layout idea perfectly marries modern design aesthetics and more traditional ideals, creating a fresh take on kitchen design.

A G-shaped kitchen in a sage green color with stainless steel appliances and a white marble countertop

Photographed by Lisa Wikstrand, styled by Helen Sturesson for Kulladal

Adding a Kitchen Island to Increase Counter Space

Adding kitchen islands in larger spaces is an excellent way to create extra space for preparing meals. An island can transform unused space into a useful feature of the kitchen. From built-in sinks and cooktops to extra seating space, an island can come in a wide range of sizes and designs. Let’s take a look at two of our favorite designs with a kitchen island below.

Examples of Kitchen Islands

This kitchen boasts impressive square footage with a long, raised island for extra counter space. The light wood kitchen floor and lighter shades of the walls and other cabinetry accentuate the island, putting a figurative spotlight on it to draw you in. Similar kitchens have rustic beams along the ceiling, however, the lack of them here only serves to make the island stand out even more.

A large kitchen island in a spacious light blue kitchen

via Kitchen and Beyond

This large space houses a kitchen floor plan that lends itself to entertaining guests, with extra storage and an island perfect for casual dining or quick meals. The two-tone palette used here creates a dynamic style, and the glass pendant lights are the quintessential choice for lighting here. They help to highlight the incredible island without taking away from the overall design of the room.

A two-tone kitchen with an island with seating in the middle of the space

via Nordiska Kök

Designing Peninsula Kitchen Layout Ideas for Small Spaces

For our final kitchen layout idea, we have an alternative to the kitchen island: a peninsula. As the name suggests, a kitchen peninsula is a small counter that is only connected to a wall on one side. They are often used as a small table or breakfast bar and provide additional counter space in smaller kitchens, making them a worthwhile addition to many kitchen layout ideas.

Peninsula Kitchen Floor Plan Examples

In this kitchen, an l-shaped layout is the base of the floor plan, and the peninsula enhances the design by housing bar stools and storage that would otherwise be left out. Stainless steel appliances and white walls match the white countertops, cabinets, and backsplash for a bright and clean kitchen aesthetic. The wood kitchen floor adds a touch of charm to the space.

A white kitchen with white countertops and a peninsula kitchen island

via Stadshe m

This final kitchen layout pairs a partial half wall with a peninsula to create an area that serves multiple purposes. The cabinetry on that side of the kitchen is thinner, allowing for maximum maneuverability while cooking. Additionally, it provides a place for small decor items to sit and welcome guests into the home as they come through the door. The kitchen floor used here is similar to the previous example, consisting of raw wood planks.

Sage green kitchen cabinets combined with warm elements and black accent pieces with a peninsula kitchen island

Styled by Living Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem

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A luxurious historic apartment with a classy pink kitchen and subtle pink touches

09-06-2024

This gorgeous and luxurious historic apartment for sale in Sweden (via Stadshem) is decorated in a beautiful and subtle combination of pink, beige, and brown tones for a warm and textural effect that’s present in every single room of this flat.

The classic kitchen has pale pink cabinets, paired with dark wood butcherblock countertops and dark wood hardware for a warm and cozy look. The beige-brown tiles used on the backsplash also come back inside the curved arch next to the dining table.

The living room has an off-white wall color, paired with a darker beige tone used on the ceilings for a bold and unique effect. The dusty pink bedroom has a dark ceiling color too, paired with a wardrobe painted in the same color as the walls for an integrated effect.

A pink kitchen with butcher block countertops and a vertical tile backsplash

A dusty pink kitchen with a beige tile backsplash

The pink kitchen cabinets are paired with contrasting black hardware and a beautiful beige-brown vertical tile on the backsplash. The dark butcher block countertops perfectly complement this color palette and bring it together.

A beautiful pantry cabinet on the other side features the same pink paint color, paired with dark wood shelving to tie the look together with the rest of the kitchen.

A pink kitchen with butcher block countertops and an impressive pantry cupboard

A module next to the third kitchen wall features glass upper cabinets with white paint inside.

The area in front of the window is perfect for a small dining table. An arch in the wall is ideal for a small shelving module and I love that the backdrop is treated with the same tiles as the ones used in the kitchen backsplash.

A round dining table with a curved niche space in the wall, treated with vertical tiling

A selection of glasses and a small art print are enough to decorate this eye-catching arch. The interesting dining table lamp is also a perfect spot for keeping wine glasses.

Off-white walls in the living room paired with a beige-painted ceiling

The living room walls are painted off-white, which makes the beige-painted ceiling stand out powerfully. The warm grey sofa and beige and brown accessories elevate the warm and cozy look of the interior.

A living room with off-white walls and a warm beige ceiling, paired with brown tones in the interior

Subtle brown tones add a few deep and contrasting elements to the interior.

A dusty pink wall color in the bedroom, paired with a brown ceiling

The bedroom walls are painted in a dusty pink wall color. which is paired with a brown paint color on the ceiling for a bold and moody effect in this space.

A dusty pink bedroom with deep wood tones and a brown painted ceiling

The custom wardrobe against the bedroom wall is painted in the same dusty pink color, paired with dark wood hardware.

A dusty pink bedroom with deep wood tones and a wardrobe painted in the same color as the wall

Subtle brown, beige, and terracotta tones in the textiles and accessories finish the bedroom look off perfectly.

An antique dresser in a dark wood tone enhances the historic character of the interior.

A dusty pink bedroom with deep wood tones

A small pink kid’s room with storage underneath the bed

The kid’s room has a warm beige tone on the walls, paired with pastel pink on the door frames and ceiling for a subtle look. A DIY kid’s bed with storage underneath it fits from wall to wall in this cozy space.

A kid's room with beige and pink walls and a DIY bed with storage underneath it

Marble tones and soft wood tones in the bathroom

A bathroom with marble tiles and subtle wood tones in the vanity and accessories

via Stadshem

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