Wonderful grey and wood tints in this styling by Josefin Haag for Fantastic Frank. I especially like the flatlay styling she made on the coffee table.

I love this apartment with the grey walls. It looks a little dark in some rooms but at the same time also very cozy. The light reflects in such a soft way on the neutral colors of the furniture and the red accents pop out of the interior very nicely. What a nice place.

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I’m not usually that much into tile floor, because they can look very cold, but in these place they make everything look so chique. The chandeliers (something else which I’m usually not a very big fan of) fit very well with all the black furniture and the carpets make the place look more cozy and welcoming.

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I like the cozy seating area in this kitchen, which can only fit two people. I like the golden statement Bumling lamp from Atelje Lyktan combined with the white table and bentwood chairs. The comes back again in the pretty tap as well.

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I can already imagine waking up in this beautiful bedroom with the morning light beaming through the windows. I love this light look with the grey and white linen and the neutral colors. It’s very fresh and dreamy.

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I love the combination of the grey kitchen and bedroom wall with the brass details that come back everywhere. I also really like the clothing rail in the hallway and the lovely golden flatware.

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This dark grey kitchen contrasts so nicely against the white tile backsplash. Combined with some wood chopping board and a touch of copper from the Menu water jug, it really makes a very inviting kitchen.

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I really like this beautiful apartment, styled completely in tints of black, white and grey. These neutral tints really make the home look calm and inviting. For a smaller apartment like this one, where the bedroom and living room are one, it’s smart to keep the color palette simple and calm.

Styling by Emma Fisher for Stadshem

I think it’s such a great idea to cover a wall with cork, especially in your workspace. I think it’s a nice DIY project and you can kind of see it as wallpaper, only more useful.

Picture taken by Petra Bindel

This is the beautiful home of textile designer Annemette Beck in Aarhus (Denmark). The apartment, which has Nordic chique elements and a brass wall also has Annemette’s weaving studio in the back. Her weaving materials serve as a decoration element as well I think, because the bobbins look so nice together.

Pictures taken by Gert Skærlund Andersen via Bo Bedre