I’m loving this feature about art at home on the VT wonen blog. Artwork can really enhance an interior, give character to it or just add that little something. I like the retro modern vibe in the first picture and the rustic look in the second.
Styling Cleo Scheulderman, photographed by Jeroen van der Spek for VT wonen, first seen on the Design Chaser blog
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A minimal and natural styling by Minna Jones for Blau on the most beautiful palisander wood cupboard. I like that the cupboard seems to go along the full width of the room and the carefully chosen objects enhance the beautiful wood even more.
Styling by Minna Jones, photography by Mikael Pettersson for Blau
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Artist Elin Silfvast designed a new pattern for Swedish bedding brand Midnatt and the pictures that came with the press release are absolutely amazing. I like the different graphic patterns against this concrete setting and the great shelfie inspiration in the first picture.
Photography by Mikael Lundblad
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Fashion designer Carin Wester’s home in an old brewery in Sweden is featured on the Residence Magazine blog and I think especially the living room looks amazing. She mixes French 60’s design with modern minimalism. I love this mixture in a soft and neutral color palette which is perfect for spring.
You can read more about the story and the items featured in the home on the Residence blog.
Photograpgy by Erik Lefvander.
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An inspiring conceptional styling by Amanda Rodriguez for Tobin Properties. I like the combination of the different shapes and materials in a beige and natural setting.
Art direction by Bea Hellman and photography by Kristofer Johnsson
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Even though I try to be really organised, my desk always ends up full of things, so while it was empty I took some pictures to show you my office. The rest of the office is still not finished (it’s challenging to store so many prints), but I hope to show you some pictures soon.
As you can see, I surrounded myself with opportunities to store and pin things on the wall. The String Pocket shelf on the left wall is really good for storing small things and decorations and also holds my Beoplay speaker. On the other wall I have the Ferm Living pin board which is magnetic on one side. The chair is the Søborg chair from Fredericia and the desk is Ikea. You can also see the Circular and Triangular watercolor prints on my desk.
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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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Carl Hansen & Søn is celebrating Hans J. Wegner’s 104th birthday in April and is releasing a special edition of his iconic Wishbone Chair in Ancient Oak for the occasion. The special birthday edition is crafted in oil-treated Ancient Oak which has been specially treated to recreate the strength, warmth and dark-brown color of its thousand-year-old bog oak counterpart.
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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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Sundays are for resting and taking time to have a later breakfast with people you like. I like breakfast or brunch so much, it makes the whole weekend.
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