Talented blogster Elisabeth Heier‘s home is up for sale.  I’ve been following Elisabeth and have seen peaks of here home before but it’s so nice to have this opportunity to take a look around in her beautiful apartment. Her home is decorated in natural colors, which lets the materials like the wood of the flooring and the kitchen get all the attention. I like the built in bookshelf behind the sofa as well and the round dining table looks very inviting.

Styling by Elisabeth Heier, photography by Katerina Dima, sold on Finn

This home decorated in natural colors is spread over two floors. The floor underneath the roof is flooded with light and every niche is made use of. I like the desk area that is created in the corner and the area next to the stairs which is used for a small seating area. Downstairs next to the balcony a small bistro table fits nicely in front of the stairs for morning coffee.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem

Jotun Lady has such pretty wall paints and their promotional pictures are always on point. The paint in the first picture is Norwegian Wood, the on in the second Antique Grey. Both are warm colors, on trend and perfect for the winter interior.

This is one of those home where I had such a hard time to pick which pictures I would share with you, because it’s just so pretty from all angles. This flat has the perfect balance between contrast furniture, warm colors and textures and art pieces. I like the soft grey look of the bedroom as well.

Styled by Linnea Salmen, photographed by Emily Laye for Fantastic Frank

I don’t know if you remember this, but I blogged about this apartment once before, when the walls were still green. I love this new beige color palette, which matches perfectly with the dark wood of the kitchen. Which color do you like more ?

via Stadshem

Muuto just released the Tip Lamp designed by Jens Fager. The lamp is created from the idea of stripping a design down to its essentials. The Tip Lamp is an example of simple, functional design with careful attention to detail.

You can read more about how Jens Fager designed the lamp here.

I’m absolutely in love with the way the owners of this home made sure there is enough light shining through in every room. The glass partition between the kitchen and the bedroom looks amazing on both sides and I love that you can see the cups of the kitchen through the bedroom.

If you are looking to integrate a glass partition wall in your own home, make sure to check out this post with the most inspiring interiors with glass partitions.

via Historiska Hem

I like the warm beige look of this small apartment. The wood and terracotta details match perfectly with the beige furniture and the warm wood herringbone flooring. I like that the bed in the small bedroom is half hidden behind the wall and the small furniture pieces give this home a spacious look – a perfect cozy minimalist look.

Photographed by Janne Olander for Stadshem