Every single room in this house has wooden finishes, which gives the place a very natural look. I especially like the old kitchen with the white painted framing and the bare wooden doors. This is such an authentic yet characteristic look. The hanging plants above the kitchen worktop look very nice as well. I have one in the kitchen myself, but am inspired to hang some more now.

via Kvarteret Makleri

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Wether it’s a chair, a cabinet, a stool or a pedestal, we need something next to our bedside to keep essentials. These are my ten favorite stylish bedside table solutions, which I find very inspiring.

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This home has very beautiful architectural details like the rounded windows and the old panel doors. It’s the combination of old and new interesting interior accessories however that makes this look unique. I love the black accent wall in the kitchen and the many vintage details that are mixes up with graphic textiles and home objects in natural colors.

via Historiska Hem

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This is the beautiful studio of Norwegian kitchen front company Ask Og Eng photographed by Studio Avenue. The space combines concrete flooring with white painted brick walls and the soft look of the bamboo fronts, a great look. I love the grey mineral wall as a backdrop for the kitchen as well.

First seen on My Scandinavian Home blog
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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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