This beautiful kitchen in warm grey is designed by Louise Liljencrantz. I like the cozy and inviting atmosphere and the dark table which has a built in leather bench. The details like the hanging pans and the open shelving with the bowls are very nice as well.
The new Restaurant Barr opened its doors in Copenhagen (in the former Noma space) and the interior is just so beautiful. The warm wood tints combined with the rough walls of the building look so warm and inviting. The project was designed by Snøhetta architects.
Photography by Line Klein, first seen on Elisabeth Heier’s blog.
Ikea recently released Skådis, a peg board with accessories for organizing your workspace. I like the clean and simple look in this bright and white workspace.
Styling by Anna Lenskog Belfrage, assisted by Alicia Sjöström, photographed by Ragnar Omarsson via Ikea Livet Hemma
I think this small living space looks so inviting. The mint green kitchen is an Ikea base, updated with Superfront handles and cabinet fronts. It has such a fresh look in this warm interior that consists mostly of grey tints combined with wood.
This kitchen looks similar in a way to this beautiful mint green kitchen, yet since it has been combined with more natural elements, it has a warmer look.
via Bosthlm
I love the difference in mood between those two adjacent rooms. The kids room is painted in a nude pink color, which looks soft and vibrant. The color of the kids room peeps through the wing doors of the living room, which is painted in a soft grey. I like this combination of colors very much.
via Historiska Hem
Les Trois Cochons is one of the restaurants in the Cofoco range in Copenhagen. I love their green tile wall, combined with the cognac leather bench and the bistro chairs. The interior is such an important factor for the vibe of a restaurant and I’m very curious to visit this place one day.
Photography by Chris Tonnesen, found via SF Girl by Bay
This is the beautiful Nomad workspace in Copenhagen, recently redesigned by Natalia Sanchez. The color palette is so intriguing and absolutely beautiful. I think this place feeds creativity and I would love this to be my workplace. By the way, remember the blogpost from last week about the new Broste Copenhagen collection ? It was shot in this space as well.
Photography by Line Klein, first seen on the Nordic Design blog
I think this deep green color of the bedding in this place stands out so nicely against the light grey walls, the grey accessories and the lovely fishbone flooring. This is such an interesting combination that immediately catches the eye.
via Historiska Hem
The new collection by Oslo based Northern Lighting looks just stunning in this all dark interior. The light fixtures and desk lamps have a silent presence and can fit into a wide range of interior styles. My favorite from this collection is the graphic Circle lamp.
I think this is a very smart way of creating the feeling of different rooms on a small surface. By creating a bedroom surrounded by windows (one to the kitchen and a glass door to the rest of the interior) the space doesn’t only feel more spacious, but is also more light. By painting the bedroom in another color, this room is optically different as well.
