I like the beige, brown and wood details that you can find in every room of this home. They give the space a very warm and inviting feeling. The office space is very nice as well with the wall covering book shelf and the two person desk space (I’m always a fan of those).
Photographed by Janne Olander for Stadshem
This is the ‘Anyone Home?’ print, available in my shop, together with more new work.
I like this home which is mainly decorated with plants and picture frames. These details make the home personal and unique, such an easy way to change up a room and update a look. I particularly like the bench in the bedroom with the hanger on top. A perfect place for keeping things you need close and for adding stylish accessories.
Styling by Emma Fisher, photographed by Alan Cordic for Bjurfors
This is the ‘Snowy Tree’ print, available in my shop now, together with more new work.
This is the ‘Lonely House’ print, available in my shop now, together with more new work.
Fredericia strives to deliver a collection they believe to be the modern originals of tomorrow. Last month I showed you pictures of the Swoon chair, but I have also been trying out the Søborg chair designed by Børge Mogensen. This comfortable design has been moving around in our home and basically fits in everywhere.
Børge Mogensen (1914-1972) was one of the most influential designers in shaping Danish Modern design. He found inspiration all over the world in his quest to create everyday objects that would endure for generations.
The Søborg chair has a contemporary design which bridges the contrast between industrial and handcrafted solutions, along with the textural properties of solid wood, plywood and steel. Mogensen’s intention was to make a shell chair that could be produced with new machineries for that time (1950) and being a true functionalist, he believed furniture should encourage freedom of personality.
I like the combination of the light wood with the thin black metal frame, which gives the chair a graphic expression. The discrete design pairs well with other furniture in a space as well. I like the contrasting look it gives next to a soft piece like a couch, but then at the same time, when you place it with white pieces (which I did in the kitchen for example), the wooden surfaces give the space a softer look.
You can have a look on the Fredericia page to read more about Fredericia and to see the different variants of the Søborg series.
Yesterday I announced that there are new prints available in the shop. These are the ‘Scratched Calendars’ for 2017, available in terracotta and midnight blue.
There is just so many things to love about this interior. There is the antique desk in the living room, the basket attached to the wall holding a fig tree and then there is this perfect grey-blue paint color in the bedroom that I fell in love with. I think I just have to go ahead and paint our bedroom wall in this tint.
via Entrance Makleri
I have been working on this for a really long time now, so I’m very happy to finally announce that there are six new prints in my shop ! The one you see here is the print ‘Black Beach’, a rock formation touched by the ocean on the black beach, photographed in Iceland.
You also still get free shipping when you buy 2 or more prints (just use code MULTI on checkout). Hope you like the new prints !
This bright and white home looks all but cold to me. The wooden details and fall plants around the house make this place look very cozy and inviting. I like the dining area especially, with the two white Series 7 chairs combined with four wood ones.
Photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem
