I mentioned one of Daniella Witte’s designs for the container homes here a few weeks back, but wanted to show you a new one she has designed in this tone on tone nutmeg tint. This color is so suiting and has a very dramatic effect when you see everything together.
Look at this beautiful small loft project that was done for Ikea. I like the natural colors that are used throughout the interior and the sand color on the wall. This space has a rustic, but still modern look, which works very well.
Styling by Anna Cardell , photgraphed by Andrea Papini for Ikea Livet Hemma
Last week I showed you danish designer Kristina Dam‘s personal home here on the blog. I’m very happy that I could try out some of here beautiful designs in our home as well and love the soft look of her creations in our bedroom.
I’m using the Cube table in Tigerskin marble as a bedside table and paired it up with the Wooden Sphere and the Mirror Tray. The mirror is an interesting combination of oak wood and different tints of mirror glass. It can be used as I tray or can be hung on the wall, which is what I plan to do as soon as I find the right spot for it.
I love the simplicity of the products, which lets the quality materials shine and give a soft look to an interior. The cube table has a very simple outline, which combined with the polished look of the marble is a real eye catcher in our bedroom. I’m not sure yet if I will keeping using it as a bedside table, of if it will be a coffee table soon, but I’m sure it can fit in any setting in our home.
You can have a look at the entire collection here and I’m looking forward to the new releases for the Autumn and winter collection as well.
I like this small and simple home. The eye catcher in this interior is definitly the vintage Artek table and stools, which adds a warm touch of authenticity to the living room. Many accessories, green plants and art prints make this place characteristic and the dining table in the kitchen looks very inviting as well.
I love the colors and textures in this newly build home. The grey in the living room contrasts very nicely with the leather series 7 chairs and the soft look of the bedroom is enhanced by the mini prints in grey and nude tints.
Styling by Marie Ramse & Per Carlsson , photography by Emily Laye
I love the color combinations in this stylish kitchen. The blue cabinet fronts look very fresh, but the brass Superfront handles and plints add a bit of warmth to this look as well. The marble worktop and the light wooden chairs make the space lighter and give it a soft look.
via Edward Partners
Apartment Stories is a new Swedish Interior brand offering highly decorative objects for stylish homes. I love their product images in front of this beautiful marble fire place and the combination of the velvet, mirror and natural colors works very nicely here.
First seen on Inredningshjalpen
I have known Danish design studio Kristina Dam for a long while and have been following their new releases every season. Kristina’s studio designs stylish, minimal pieces and their mission is to make art and interior merge, while using honest and carefully selected materials. It’s always interesting to see how a designer lives and Kristina’s home matches her brand so perfectly. Her interior style is minimal but cozy, with natural materials. It’s so nice to see her own pieces come back in every single room.
Photography by Ludovica Canzutti
These are some snapshots of the Tine K Home AW 2017 collection, or also called the lake collection. I like the dark mood of the pictures which seem to resemble a Scandinavian countryside home. The velvet, brass, fabric and ceramics of the collection really pop out of these dark interiors.
You can see more of the collection here.
Daniella Witte just recently finished this container house in tone on tone green as a summerhouse. Almost everything in this home is painted green, which contrasts nicely with the grey wooden floors, white dining chairs and white linen sheets. Seems like such a serene place to spend a summer weekend.
To read more about Daniella’s design process, what furniture and paint color she used, have a look at her blog here.
