This cozy home with beige walls has beautiful wing doors that are painted in black which gives a very dramatic effect. The rest of the interior is very soft looking with a combination of natural materials and fabrics. I like the natural stone countertop in the kitchen as well, which looks very nice combined with the brass tap and accessories.
via Alvhem
I like these cozy and moody images shot by Jonas Ingerstedt for Lovely Linen. The pictures capture the textures and fine grains of the fabric perfectly and illustrate the cozy effect of linen in an interior.
There is a new exhibition in the Apartment in Copenhagen. The theme of this exhibition is Mingei, which was a celebration of everyday objects made by unknown craftspeople, which emerged in the 1920s partly in response to the rapid industrialisation of Japan. I would absolutely love to visit this next time I’m in Copenhagen.
After the success story of the Nobis hotel in Stockholm, there is a new Nobis Copenhagen now as well and it looks absolutely amazing. The bathrooms are a marble heaven and the rooms are a combination of petrol blue with oak wooden flooring, which is a wonderful combination. Would love to spend some time in this hotel for sure.
I like this bedroom feature made for the release of the relaxed elegance collection by H&M Home. The soft textiles, combined with the wooden room divider and velvet pieces give this bedroom of cozy and sophisticated look.
Even though we have been having really mild autumn weather here in Munich for the last few days, I’m totally in the autumn mood now and am making slight changes to our interior for the winter months to come.
I teamed up with Connox (you can see my previous collaboration with them in our living room here if you hadn’t seen it) to make our bedroom cozy and ready for winter. Especially in the colder months I find it very important that a bedroom looks and feels warm and has soft textures. The Vita Eos Lamp with all its feathers really is the center piece here at the moment and the feathers – which are attached by hand – give a nice indirect light to the room.
The Skagerak George stool and mirror add a natural touch with their oak structure and I’m in love with this stool as a bedside table. The fabric and the oak of the stool combine so nicely and I like the simplicity of the design. To make the bedroom winter proof, different textiles are a must as well so I combined the HAY bed spread together with an assortment of pillows.
The final touch to every room for me are plants of course. They give the interior some color and life and they are great to filter the air while you are sleeping. The small Ferm living plant box fits perfectly in our window and can hold a combination of plants and other things.
To get the look, here you can find a detailed listing of all the Connox products I used in our bedroom: Skagerak Georg Mirror – Lyngby Porcelain plant pot – Vita Eos Lamp – Ferm Living plant box – Design House Stockholm Knot pillow – Fritz Hansen Vertigo pillow – Skagerak Edge Vase – Skagerak Georg Stool – HAY Crinkle bed cover
Connox is giving all Coco Lapine readers a 10% discount with code cocolapineXconnox until Sunday if you are interested.
I like the relatively minimal decor in this living room. Everything is decorated with beige and natural tints, which makes this space look warm but fresh at the same time. I like the big round mirror above the couch and the daybed is a nice space saving solution as well.
Photography by Jonas Berg for Stadshem
Midnatt is a ne Swedish brand that makes bedding for children and adults in crisp, organic cotton. The images of their collection are amazing and make you think about a wonderful lazy Sunday in bed.
Photography by Mikael Lundblad
I have seen many of these smart storage solutions lately, where cabinets are built around the bed. I think this is a great way of saving space. At the same time, a cozy nook is created for sleeping.
via Bosthlm
Danish Vipp just opened up a Vipp Hotel in Copenhagen. This is the second luxury getaway the brand has built after the Vipp shelter in the woods. Instead of offering many rooms in one location, they offer just one room at various locations. This beautiful Vipp loft – which I would love to visit by the way – serves as an opportunity to experience the Vipp philosophy of good design in places out of the ordinary.
