This beautiful and calm all grey home looks cozy and stylish. Items like the wooden chairs and cutting boards in the kitchen and the red flowers in the living room and bedroom really pop out against all this grey. I think the round white dining table in the kitchen looks especially inviting as well. I can already see myself having my morning coffee there.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem

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The Gjøvik House designed by Norm Architects is located an hour north of Oslo on a majestic hill side facing the Norwegian woods. It’s a modern and minimal cluster house that consists of overlapping cubes of different sizes, which makes for an intimate and dynamic family home. The place was designed in a modern and minimal way, but with warm and cozy materials. I think the combination of the wood panels with the concrete flooring and walls works especially well in this home.

Design by Norm Architects, lead architect Linda Korndal

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I was so inspired by this doorway in this home shared on the Residence blog. The cabinets and shelves are built around the door, which I find very beautiful. They shelves are the perfect place for decorations and essential items.
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I like the mixture of these mint green cabinet doors combined with the wooden fishbone flooring and the natural stone as a kitchen backsplash and surface. The kitchen is spread over the entire wall, but the cabinets above the cooking area are less deep, creating a niche for this area.

The mint green on the kitchen cabinets is a bit darker than in this kitchen for example, which gives it a more sophisticated look, especially combined with the beige natural stone countertop.

via Historiska Hem

A home office is a great place be creative and to get some work done without having to sit on the kitchen table with your laptop. I loved combined offices for two people. They are space saving and allow you to work together on something.

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When starting a new year, I always have to re-evaluate our interior and the things I want to change in it. After removing all festive decorations, an empty canvas appears that is ready to be decorated again and after seeing these inspiring greens I’m thinking about adding some more fresh look plants to ease the path from winter into spring.

Styling by Anna Lenskog Belfrage , photographed by Kristofer Johnsson for Ikea

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Since lately I’m very inspired by homes with darker paint on the walls, however seeing this bright white Finnish home makes me revisit my plans for my white walls. The white reflecting on the wall makes this home look so fresh and bright, and the light wooden flooring and furniture matches this look perfectly.

This home was photographed by Riikka Kantinkoski for Avotakka

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The bedroom in this newly renovated building has the original beams and an exposed brick wall, which is mixed up by a glass window to the hallway and white walls. I like the brown and black look of the walls against the soft and delicate textiles on the bed.

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This still life by Daniella Witte looks just so cozy and characteristic. After getting rid of the Christmas decorations I’m looking to create a warm atmosphere at home to get through the coldest part of winter and this is just the perfect touch of warmth.

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An amazing styling by Swedish interior store Artilleriet in an old Swedish country house. I love the atmosphere in these pictures and the luxurious items combined with the old elements of the house.

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