Nuura is a new Danish lighting brand that was released during Stockholm Design week. Nuura aims to create aesthetic and exclusive lighting that reflects the riches and joy found in Nordic nature. The chandelier is the centre of the collection, but my favorite is the wall light.
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I don’t think I have to mention that I love Lotta Agaton’s work and especially with stylist Pella Hedeby joining the team now (another favorite stylist of mine) I think we can expect some really nice work coming from their team this year. It was to be expected that their workplace itself would be gorgeous as well and I think it matches perfectly with their aesthetics.
I think the different shades of beige work very well in this space, including the carpet flooring which is a bit unexpected. The black furniture really stands out and the wooden kitchen from Picky Living, which was originally designed for this space looks wonderful as well.
The small bathroom with concrete walls has been finished off with a white sink and an eye-catching pendant lamp that fills the ceiling space in this small room.
I think the color palette of this home works very well. The walls have all been painted in a greige (grey and beige mixture) but the ceilings are kept white and the flooring has a very light finish which works very nicely together. The mustard yellow objects and fabrics come back in every room in some way, which is a very nice touch.
The rest of the color palette is kept natural, grey, and beige for a very calm, relaxing, and cozy look. The stylists who did this apartment worked with a lot of different textiles for a soft look. I like the rug at the foot of the bed and the linen bedding in both bedrooms, which enhances this soft look.
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Some shots I took this week around our home. The days are getting sunnier and lighter which I’m so excited about. I have been working a lot, but have been taking some nice breaks as well and enjoy taking them at home.
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I didn’t get the chance to visit Stockholm during design week unfortunately but was able to follow it through Instagram stories of the people that went. If you follow the same people I follow you probably have seen these images already. This beautiful concept is called quite reflections and is a collaboration with Residence and Japanese interior designer Ariake.
The exhibition is created so the visitors can experience the pieces in a real environment, a home. The location (built in 1896) has the original architectural details intact and once was a private residence formerly belonging to the Mexican embassy. The handpicked items that are displayed go perfectly with the rough walls and create a magical combination of old, new, soft and rough.
Styling by Annaleena and photography, Andy Liffner
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The soft and fresh color palette in this bedroom give me a feeling of spring. The muted green linen bedsheets match very well with the beige walls and the other natural colors in this room. This color of bedsheets wouldn’t be something that I would naturally be drawn to in the store, but here it works very well.
via Alvhem
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Studio Lotta Agaton worked out this beautiful concept for Dux at Stockholm Design week this year. The exhibition reflects a residential area with natural tones combined with a muted pink wall in different settings. I love the warm and sophisticated atmosphere that was created here.
Styling and concept by Studio Lotta Agaton and photography by Erik Lefvander
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Norwegian design company Northern Lighting expanded into furniture and accessories this spring and changed their name to Northern. They expanded their collection with beautiful items in wood, steel mesh and rattan all within the value of the company where creative expression meets traditional craft, and where pale beauty is coupled with rough-cut contrasts.
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I love the mixture between rustic and modern elements paired up with the historic elements of the building. This place has a cozy but very calm and serene look to it because of the detailed yet minimal decoration. I like the all white living room especially, combined with the velvet grey area rug and the black marble coffee table popping out.
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Swedish Domo Design just released their new collection including a high table, chairs and a different kind of surface. I like the styling of the new products in this industrial setting. It feels rough and contrasts nicely with the straight lines of the products.
Styling by Sundling Kickén and photography by Kristofer Johnsson
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