They grey and black furniture and accessories work very well in this home. I like the black vitrine cabinet combined with the black dining room chairs. The grey sofa and armchair make this look a little softer and a little less dramatic. The same grey and black combination comes back in the bedroom as well.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem
Arne Jacobsen designed the Grand Prix table together with the Grand Prix chair in 1957 but because of some manufacturing problems, it only was sold for a limited time. Today Fritz Hansen celebrates 60 years Grand Prix and brought out an optimised version of the Grand Prix table.
This studio is small but the layout is done in a very smart way. A separate bedroom is created with a half glass partition that lets light through and by combining the living room and kitchen, the place looks relatively spacious as well. I like the different woods that are used for the kitchen cabinets. I’ve never seen this before.
via Entrance Makleri
This home is painted in different kinds of grey and the result is just amazing. The living room is painted in a very dark grey, which contrasts very nicely with all the green plants and with the wooden furniture. The bedroom has lighter grey walls, which has a little bit more of a fresh look. I think the combination of the grey with warm tints makes this home look very cozy and inviting.
The bathroom has a beautiful contrast between the marble wall and floor tiles and the black fixtures.
via Historiska Hem
I like this very light and fresh home white all white walls. A great example that walls don’t all have to be painted in grey to be stylish (even though grey walls are so nice). I very much like the built in closet in the bedroom as well. The bed fits inside of the nice of the closet which is a very smart and space saving solution.
I like this old all white kitchen cabinets combined with the antique wooden table, the white Series 7 chairs and the green plants. This little nook in front of the big window seems perfect for coffee and cake and the Muuto grain lamp hanging on top matches the rest of the look very nicely.
Styled by Emma Fisher for Bjurfors, first seen on My Scandinavian home
The weather has been changing so quickly here in Munich and I’m starting to be in an Fall mood. With this season change, there is a lot less light in our home and you can already notice that it gets dark so much sooner than it used to. There is something very cozy about the start of Fall as well and I like to embrace it by making small changes to our home.
When there is a lack of natural light, you have to take advantage of that opportunity and add some beautiful lamps to the interior. Therefor I was very happy to team up with Nest to make our living room ready for Fall (and Winter, but that’s still a little while). I think lamps can change the entire feeling of a room and create a cozy atmosphere adjusted towards the activities you perform. I often work late in the evenings and rather then sitting in my office, I prefer to place myself on the little desk in the living room with a cup of tea. The Bellevue AJ8 table lamp fits perfectly there and can be directed to what I’m doing. It’s a great task lamp that can beam light into any direction I want while I’m drawing, or give an overall glow to my workplace. Lamps have to be functional and easy to use, but it’s also very important that the object itself looks great in a room even when it’s off. The mixture of satin polished brass and the matt black powder coated steel looks amazing while the lamp isn’t in use during the day.
Other than task lighting in a living room, it’s important that you can create a cozy atmosphere as well. I’ve placed the Muuto Control table lamp in our window sill and this piece gives a soft glow to our couch area. The black lamp fits perfectly on the marble there and I like the iconic bulb and big dial with which you can dim the light. To make a cozy setting complete candle light is of course very important too and I almost can’t live without it when the weather is changing so abruptly like it has. The Skandinavisk Ro candle (RO translates in tranquility) smells amazing and is always on our coffee table. When the weather will get even colder, I will make sure to add more candles to create an even cosier look.
All these kinds of different lights combined with the ambient lighting of the ceiling pendant are composed in the perfect lighting setting that works for us at night, during a https://www.nest.co.uk/product/skandinavisk-ro-tranquility-scented-candlerainy day or when the sun just got down. I love that we can adjust the setting to what we are doing and to how much natural light there is available.
The Make it Count Calendar 2018 is another new print that was released to the shop on Monday. All the months on this Calendar print are indicated by tiny watercolor hands counting.
You can see all prints from the new collection here.
This living kitchen looks so amazing. The kitchen island is the central element in this room and takes up all the attention with its dark color. You almost don’t notice the subtle white cabinets for extra storage on the side right? I’m very much drawn to the bedroom as well with the beige tints against the all-white background and the hidden storage area behind the large white curtain.
via Alvhem
Hestar & Hestur are two new prints that were released in my shop on Monday. They are photographs of Icelandic horses on a dramatic black background. The big print has one horse (Hestur translated in Icelandic) with white manes and the small print has two horses (Hestar translated in Icelandic) hugging.
You can have a look at all new prints here.
