I like this home with soft color accents, vintage pieces and playful patterns. The green kitchen stands out, but looks very soft and inviting and I like the dark red curtain in the bedroom combined with the grey bedding and lamps.
Photography by Jonas Gustavsson for Elle Decoration
Danish Reform just released this series of Ikea kitchen fronts designed by Chris Liljenberg Halstrøm, who is inspired by Japanese design and architecture. The handle became the main part of this design and I especially like the grey and wood version.
I like the color palette of this bedroom and workspace combination. The deep blue walls combined with the mint green build in cabinet and the vintage wood pieces just works so well and give this space a very unique look. The old drawing desk is a very special piece and fits perfectly in this room.
via Entrance Makleri
I like the combination of the soft fabric textures with the marble and wood in this extraordinary styling location. The minimal shapes of the objects are contrasting with the detailed lines of the architectural details of the building.
Styling by Amanda Rodriguez (assisted by Åsa Lagerwall), photography by Erik Lefvander for Residence Magazine, via A merry Mishap
I like this fresh white home with neutral fabrics and lots of black and white art prints. The only pop of color comes from the green plants that are spread throughout the flat. The vintage dining table painted white matches this look perfectly and even though I’m not a big fan of the wallpaper, I do like the quite and cozy vibe in the bedroom.
Styled by Emma Fisher, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors
The pieces that stands out to me the most in this beautiful rooftop apartment is the dark blue sofa and armchair. Combined with the black flooring and vintage pieces, it gives the living room a unique look. I like the kitchen as well, where the white cabinets against the wall contrast against the black kitchen island in the middle.
via Historiska Hem
This new project styled by Susanna Vento for Kannustalo has a very warm and inviting look. The walls of this new home are partially made out of wood, which looks very nice. The living room is decorated with a combination of grey velvet, terracotta and natural tints combined with lots of green plants. I find this home very inspiring.
Styling by Susanna Vento, assisted by Pinja Forsman, photography by Riikka Kantinkoski
First seen on Meilla Koton
This beautiful new hotel in Stockholm is called At Six and was designed by Universal Design Studio. The rooms have a dark, moody and elegant touch and look very inviting and luxurious.
Rag 12 is a building project designed by Maria Kangärde featuring 29 small apartments designed to look and feel like a Boutique hotel. The bedroom and living room are divided by a metal and glass wall, which gives the space an industrial touch and the furniture and accessories are carefully chosen to match this high-end interior look.
I wrote a blog post with my top selection of beautiful small studio apartments as well, have a look in case you are interested.
First seen on Inrednings Hjalpen
This spacious summerhouse kitchen and dining area flooded with sunlight brings me into the holiday mood. I like the black lower cabinets combined with the white tiles, wooden worktop and the brass faucet. The white exhaust blends in seamlessly with the white shelves that holds cups.
via Realvision
