This beautiful townhouse is based in Holmen, a water-bound neighborhood in Copenhagen. The building used to be a Royal Naval Base and was renovated by Architect Danielle Siggerud, who also did the Space café in the Menu space showroom.

The project combines both modern and existing architectural elements with a limited array of colors. The rough beams contrast nicely with the other materials and the carefully chosen interior elements. I personally really like the combination of the darker woods with the mineral wall treatments as well. Such a great project.

Photography by Line Klein

Danish design brand Fritz Hansen has opened its first showroom in China and it’s their biggest showroom so far (100o sqm !). The space was designed by Jaime Hayon and combines beautifully arched doorways with granit flooring (notice those beautiful brass lines throughout as well).

The color palette of the store is quite bold and combines deeper hues with softer pastels. It certainly matches the natural wood and leather of the signature Fritz Hansen pieces. If this showroom wasn’t so far away I would visit it in an instant.

Photography by Klunderbie, first seen on Dezeen

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I like the fresh and cozy look of this light flooded Swedish bedroom. The hanging plant on the window is such a nice touch (although I do wonder how the close that blind) and the Monstera in the corner matches looks great as well against the cool blu wall color.

The art wall makes the cold tone of the walls a lot warmer and the beige duvet cover* combined with the linen wafer throw* enhance this cool and warm color palette. The bench by the wall is great for storing pillows while sleeping. As someone that likes to decorate the bed during the day with pillows I don’t need at night, I can see the purpose of this for sure !

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01. DCW éditions MANTIS BS2 wall lamp*, designed by Bernard Schottlander is my all time favorite bedside lamp, it ads some nice lines to a minimal bedroom look.

02. Ferm Living Ripple carafe*

03. Large mirror* simple in design, powerful in its curved shape

04. Ever since seeing this wall color in the Skagerak concept store in Copenhagen, I’m intrigued by Farrow and Ball’s Elephant’s breath color, perfect for a warm beige bedroom look.

05. One of my personal favorite candles*, a great warm accent color that is very affordable as well.

06. The Menu Androgyn side table* in beige

07. Pampas art print designed by myself

08. Beige cotton duvet cover from H&M Home*

09. Beige waffle throw from H&M Home*

10. Linen pillow cover in rust from H&M Home*

Gorgeous details and decor aside, this home has some great architectural details which are perfectly enhanced by the black paint. The windows, beautiful old heating elements and even the exposed pipes in the living room are all made into features and contrast so nicely against the bright white flooring and the soft grey walls.

The decor on the other hand was done in very warm yet natural colors, which go well with the otherwise black, white and grey palette. In the living room and bedroom the green plants really stand out and add a fresh touch among the otherwise beige colors. I can also spot this cool tiled Ikea table DIY project next to the sofa, wich is a project I have been wanting to try out forever as well.

The bedroom corner looks really great with the beige art wall combined with the Ferm Living punctual shelving* , beige linen throw* and the cute HAY noc wall light*. The little side table and the stool with the animal skin add a darker brown touch to this look, which finishes everything off perfectly.

Lastly, notice the use of the niche in the kitchen as a little home office. The old door there is a nice touch and the cables spread over the wall make for a perfect inspiration board.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik j Karlsson for Alvhem

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I really like this deep yet faded green color on the walls of this bedroom. It makes the vibe of this room slightly moody, yet very cozy and fresh in a way. The light floor, the white Ikea Besta cabinets, and the white linen curtains* really stand out against the dark walls which is such a great effect.

The details really stand out in this look I think, look at the subtle decoration on the sideboard. I also really like the Mantis wall lamp designed by Bernard Schottlander* as a bedside lamp. I’m looking for a small yet contrasting lamp for my bedroom and think this might be such a great choice. The bed is covered with a mixture of a grey linen duvet* combined with linen pillow covers in deeper tints.

Styling by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

Styling by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

This is just sich a majestic and luxurious looking dining room isn’t it ? The combination of the black antique dining table, with the all black Gubi Beetle dining chairs* and the minimal white Kvist pendant light works so nicely and all that space around the table really brings the focus to the middle of the room.

I also like the bust on the window sill, which enhances this classy look even more and the large fiddle fig tree in the corner next to the window adds a touch of green in this otherwise neutral color palette.

Styling by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Alan Cordic for Bjurfors

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Get the look: Menu Afteroom bedside table* – HAY Slit coffee table* – Ikea Karlstad sofa (not sold anymore) with a Bemz linen cover* – HAY Turn on table lamp* – Woud Annular pendant light*– Skagerak Edge Vase*– white linen bedding from H&M Home* – Beige linen throw from H&M Home*

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Another inspiring small living space where the bedroom is combined with the living room. Living in a studio does not mean you have to compromise on style and this little cozy room certainly proves this !

So how can you combine a bedroom and living room ? There is many ways of doing this of course, but a great way of doing this is to visually trick the eye into having two different areas. In this home they used a large area rug (I believe the one in the pictures is this one from Ikea but I’m not entirely sure) to separate the two areas and the art wall combined with the black shelving makes this division even more clear.

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This home looks very cozy and inviting and the many vintage finds spread throughout this interior certainly have a big role to play in this characterful setting. In the living room the big vintage bench really stands out to me. It’s a much lighter piece then a sideboard or commode, yet it serves as one. By adding an art wall above it, it becomes its own little area in the living room.

The bedroom walls are painted in a very light and cool blue tint, which works amazingly well with the dark and dusty pink bedding. The antique chair in the corner ads a bit more character and how cute are those vintage frames combined with the Menu fungi shelf* on the wall ?

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I’m in love with the plant wall in this cozy yet simple kitchen. The rest of the interior is very modest, but the simple wall shelving with all the greens transforms this corner into a very characterful space.

This is also a great way if you like to keep a lot of plants in the house but not all rooms have a lot of light. In my apartment for example, I don’t have any window sills in my living room, so hanging up a shelf like this could hold so many plants.

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