Danish designer Kristina Dam just released a new collection for fall and like every season, it has a lot of clever new designs in the soft minimal style that has her signature. The Mobile mirror is an art piece and mirror combined and the Grid Cabinet, made of perforated steel and a marble top looks very graphic.
I look forward to the release of the new Ferm Living catalogue every half year and every single time I have trouble making a selection of images from their beautifully styled catalog for a blogpost (they are all so pretty). I love the color combinations in the collection and I noticed the plant box can now be made into a little shelf with a brass plate, which is very nice.
The moldings and doors in this large apartment are just amazing. The interior elements contrast and match this building at the same time and I love the whitewashed fishbone flooring. If you look close enough, you can see that your own interpretation of moldings was made in the bedroom with sea shells.
via Alvhem
I like the contrast in this home between the light-flooded white living room and the dark kitchen. The dining table seems to be the center of this flat, which makes a lot of sense and I like the mineral shelf wall in the bedroom in between the exposed bricks as well.
The niche space in between the exposed brick arch in the bedroom has been turned into open shelving. The white floating shelves stand out in such a nice way against the beige limewash paint on the wall in the background.
Styling by team Sarah Widman for Alvhem
The Ikea Livet Hemma website just published a tutorial for this cool DIY folding screen. I think this is such a great idea and totally in line with the rattan trend that is so popular at the moment.
Idea and styling by Pella Hedeby, assisted Alicia Sjöström by and photographed by Ragnar Ómarsson for Ikea Livet Hemma
This entire bedroom is decorated with very simple objects and the walls are all kept white. This is why the terracotta blanket stands out so much and adds character to this room. A good example of what a single object can do to the look of a space.
via Entrance Makleri
I like this classy kitchen with grey walls and marble counter tops combined with these cute leather drawer pulls. The big dining table with the black wishbone chairs matches this look perfectly and create a spacious and inviting area.
Danish design brand Kahler just released their Autumn and Winter collection and it’s a nice combination of deep greens and blue. I especially like the candle holder and vase combo in matt blue.
I like how this simple home is decorated with so many interesting objects, plants and prints. Even though the home is small, there is still a lot of empty space between the furniture and gaps are filled with prints on the wall to give a carefully decorated but spacious look.
Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Maria Sahlander for Bjurfors
I’m so drawn to this beautiful and light apartment styled by Josefin Håag for Fantastic Frank in Stockholm. The decor and furniture that she chose are all beige, brown, yellow or made out of natural materials. This gives the space a very warm look and adds some more coziness to the otherwise all white apartment.
