This is the latest interior project of Studio Lotta Agaton. I think the beige and grey color palette in this home works so perfectly and gives the space a very soft and inviting look. The Menu Offset sofa combined with the marble plinth gives the living room a clean yet sophisticated look which is softened out by the fluffy area rug.

The bedroom has a very clean look as well. The white Louis Poulsen Yuh lamps on each side bring symmetry to this setting and I love the linen fringe blanket in beige matching the linen curtains. I think a beige color palette is really spreading in so many interiors nowadays and I like how fresh it looks.

Styling by Studio Lotta Agaton, photographed by Kristofer Johnsson for JM

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The work and blog of Swedish stylist duo Sundling-Kickén is one of my favorite sources of inspiration at the moment. Their spot on accessory selection and tone on tone color combinations are so beautiful and this is of course no different in their own home. This home belongs to Elin Kickén and is painted in a mixture of greys and beiges for a moody and inviting look.

The carefully selected artwork on the wall and the sculptures you find throughout the apartment make this place look very characterful and the many textiles have a soft and inviting effect.

Styling by Sundling-Kickén , photographed by Mikael Lundblad for Residence Magazine

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Even though I’m generally more for a minimal and modern look in my own home, I like to explore other styles and be inspired by classic looks like this gorgeous bedroom. Pieces that can easily look old and stuffy get a fresh look when combined with modern pieces and soft textiles. I think this bedroom looks fresh and cozy at the same time and I love the vintage desk next to the window.

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I like the way this living room is furnished. Even though this is quite a big space, the fact that the furniture is carefully placed and chosen makes it look even bigger. By picking a couch that fits exactly between the two windows, a lot of space is saved and the pieces can breath.

The round dining table on the other side of the room is a perfect choice too in this place and the pendant above it works very nicely. By placing an area rug under the coffee table, the two areas are visually separated and some extra softness is added to the interior.

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There is something about this home that looks so tranquil and cozy. I think it’s the many kinds of wood mixed up with soft textiles. The vintage pieces definitely make this space look more characterful as well.

The color palette in the bedroom stands out to me especially. The mustard accents, combined with the sand bedding and the beige linen is such a great look.

Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Alan Cordic for Bjurfors