Susanna Vento just moved into a new studio and I’m in love with the look and feel of the pictures she just posted on her new blog. Her studio looks cozy and inviting and embraces the old features of the building perfectly.
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Kristina Dam studio has just released their new collection for Spring and Summer staying through their natural color palette and their mission to bring art and interior closer together. Kristina Dam’s style and design language is very recognisable and the new items like the Bowl on three legs (my personal favorite) and the Grid Coat Hanger fit in perfectly with the previous collections.
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If I wouldn’t know that this beautiful place was based in Sweden, I would have thought it was a New York loft. The rough industrial elements like the black glass walls, the exposed brick walls and the grey steel beams are softened out by soft textiles and interior details in beige. I like this soft and hard contrast and the layout of this place seems perfectly designed.
Styled by Sundling Kickén, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem
I hope you all got a great start into the new month ! It just started snowing here in Munich again, just when I thought Spring wasn’t that far away anymore (this was wishful thinking, I admit). I changed some things around in our bedroom and have the Botanical no. 3 print hanging above our bed now. Cold weather just makes me want to stay home and redecorate.
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Emma Fisher just recently styled this beautiful kitchen from Nordiska Kök and I love the dark and moody look combined with the light wood and white table in the middle. I like the layout of the kitchen as well, which surrounds the dining area from all sides.
Photography by Alen Cordic
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Even though the color palette of this home is more or less grey, I like the slight pops of muted colors that come back throughout the entire place. My favorite areas in this home are the grey and marble galley kitchen and the round dining table in the living room.
via Historiska Hem
This beautiful home in grey is decorated with dark furniture and accessories, which looks very nice and dramatic. Especially the bedroom in green-grey looks very nice combined with the different textures like the velvet throw and the Beni Ouran rug in front of the bed. I like the area in between the living room and bedroom as well, even though it doesn’t have any natural light. By placing lighter furniture in this room, a lighter atmosphere is created.
Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfros
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The dark grey cabinet fronts in this kitchen combine perfectly well with the beige natural stone and give this kitchen a very soft and natural look. The chrome details on the kitchen shelves add another material to this mixture and give the style a bit more sophistication.
Styling by Jenny Martinsson, photographed by Sara Medina Lind for JM
I’m in love with every single corner in this beautiful home. The hardwood flooring combined with the many custom built wooden structures, vintage pieces and carefully picked design items is a match made in heaven. I especially like the dining area, with the vintage cabinets on the one side and the sofa made out of mattresses on the other.
Photographt by Andrea Papini for Bjurfors
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The beautiful black kitchen with a white marble worktop and brass details is so stylish. I especially love the brass peg rail below the upper cabinets. Perfect for hanging cups or perhaps a small hanging plant.
via Fantastic Frank
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