I think this home looks so balanced and inviting. I love how the different tints of beige work together and create an interesting look with lots of textures and different materials. The white sofa has been decorated with a mixture of different linen pillowcases* and a soft blanket.

The structured area rug has tints of beige in it as well, which works so nicely with the wood tints in both the coffee table and the armchair and these beautiful tall windows are framed by beige linen curtains* that match the palette perfectly.

The prints above the sofa have a lot of beige in them as well, which completes the overall look and adds some personality to the space. I personally like to use beige items just for a few details in my home, but I do love this overall beige look. It just looks so warm and inviting.

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The PH house north of Copenhagen was redesigned by Norm Architects a few years back and they recently updated the design again with a more natural palette, while still keeping the original features of the architecture. A new custom oak kitchen was installed which has a very natural yet minimal look with clean lines and a combination of open and closed storage space.

They have integrated many furniture pieces they designed for Karimoku Case Study, which matches this Japandi style interior very nicely. The space is contemporary, yet looks cozy and inviting at the same time. I love the warm color palette in combination with natural materials and some fresh green plants. I like this update to the PH house and look forward to seeing which changes it will undergo in the following years.

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I think this bedroom looks simple yet so lovely with the dark window frames, but what stands out the most in this space is the added texture on the bed. To start, the mattress is covered with a beautiful white linen bed skirt* which adds a lot of texture to the base of the bed. The mixture of pillowcases and textiles on the bed itself adds a cozy vibe to the room as well and I love the way the window sill has been decorated with an elegant selection of objects. I think it’s amazing what a mix of textiles can do to transform a room.

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I think bedroom wallpaper can quickly become too much in a room, but sometimes it can add that little something and turn the space from modest into extraordinary, which is the case for this bedroom I think. The only part of this classy bedroom that has wallpaper, is the area in between the custom cabinetry, which turns the niche where the bed is placed into its own little area. I think the cabinet in itself is such a great space-saving solution for a smaller room, as you maximize the area that is used for storage, without losing floor space.

If you are looking to implement a similar setup in your bedroom, make sure to take a look at this post which includes a full list of wardrobe ideas above the bed.

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This home has so many shades of grey, mixed in with some natural materials and black and white accent furniture for a calm effect. I love the kitchen, with the small round dining table and the rattan chairs in front of the window which has been decorated with white linen curtains*. I think the grey cabinet fronts work so nicely with the white marble countertop and the black handles and faucet.

The living room has a darker shade of grey on the walls, which makes the white sofa stands out in such a nice way. I like the minimal black cube coffee table in this setting and the picture rail with the posters on the wall works so nicely here as well. The round mirror on the other wall reflects the art prints, which is such a nice touch.

The bedroom is small yet cozy and fits the bed exactly. The beige darkening curtains* add texture to this room and match so nicely with the beige linen duvet cover and the rattan armchair in the corner.

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I love the fresh look of this home that gets so much natural sunlight through these turn-of-the-century windows. The subtle wall colors and the white soaped flooring are enhanced by subtle colors in the accessories and a variety of fresh green plants throughout the space. The living room is the center of the apartment, which connects to the bedroom and the kitchen. The white sofa, combined with the light grey area rug and the beige and grey tints in the art prints make for a very cozy and inviting space. I love the way the old doorway has been transformed into a shelving space for small decoration items and the big fig tree in front of the balcony window is a real statement piece.

The beautiful sand-colored shaker kitchen with dark marble countertops goes very nicely with the historical details of the building. The big oval dining table combined with oak chairs and a darker grey area rug seems like the perfect spot to have dinner as a family and the green plants add a fresh touch to the kitchen.

The bedroom has a round shape, which you don’t see that often, yet might be a little bit more tricky to decorate. I love the small home office in front of the window combined with the antique mirror on the wall and I think the blue bedspread adds a fresh touch in this part of the apartment as well.

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I think the contrast in this beautiful Swedish apartment works in such a nice way. In the living room, the mixture of brown and beige tints works nicely with the cream walls and the warm wooden flooring. The dining area has these lovely walnut chairs, which work pair up perfectly with the round white dining table and the wall lamp.

From the living room, you can peek into the grey kitchen through a window in the wall, and on the other side you can get a glimpse of the beautiful blue bedroom wall, which works so nicely with the warm color palette of the living room.

Apart from the one accent blue wall, the rest of the bedroom is kept white, which makes the look light and airy. I love the way the white in the print, the white linen bedsheets*, and the rice paper lamp stand out in front of this dark blue wall.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by for Stadshem

I think this home is looking like summer already and it’s mainly because it seems to be catching so much sunlight through those beautiful turn-of-the-century windows. The living room is decorated mainly with a white palette, with some natural elements in the armchair and the art prints above the sofa. The pastel details on the coffee table and in the white fabric sofa just turn this space from modest into happy I think and it gives the room a perfectly subtle summer vibe.

The bedroom has been decorated in a modest palette as well, with a mixture of white and beige tints. The pastel details in the bedding and the art print mimic the color palette of the living room, but the vintage side table and black sideboard add a bit more contrast to this room.

Styled by Bon Interior, photographed by Mariah Salander for Bjurfors

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I think this dark olive green wall color is such a special color for a bedroom. It’s quite a moody tint, which matches nicely with the vintage wood of the side tables and the dark colors in the artwork. This dark color contrasts very nicely with the light, soaped wooden floor and the beige duvet cover*. I think the overall look of this bedroom is very cozy and inviting and I love how the colors work together.

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