Category Archives: Interior Inspiration

Grey bedroom with warm accents

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How perfect is the color palette of this Swedish bedroom please ? I love the dark grey walls that contrast so nicely with the light bedding, the white paper pendant and the turn of the century window mouldings. The peg rail and the large art work stand out especially and I love the way the subtile pop of color brightens up the color palette and adds character to this room.

The little desk by the window looks very cozy as well and it looks like the perfect spot to get some work done.

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Simple living room with beautiful accessories

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This small studio living room and combined bedroom looks so cozy and inviting, yet has a very simple design. I’m absolutely in love with the little corner by the window with the bench combined with the black accent wall lamp and the round mirror to reflect the light (a great trick to make a small space look bigger).

In the corner by the bed, there isn’t a lot of floor space to place extra furniture or decorations, which was solved in a very nice way by hanging up those picture rails, which are very undeep, yet offer a nice display for small decor, art prints and magazines.

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Turn of the century home with a minimal decor

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The play of old and new is something I just can’t get enough of.  I think the minimalistic interior with modern pieces goes so well with the design classics and turn of the century details in this home. I love the look of the sofa area with the black accent wall lamp and the two different arm chairs that add a little bit of playfulness to this look.

The dark grey walls of the dining room add a little bit of a moody touch to the space and I love the way the wall color of the dining room can be seen through those sliding doors that connect to the living room.

The bedroom has a lighter palette, with peach and white bedsheets and a beautiful small workspace in front of the window and in between those storage cabinets. The Japanese pendant is a real eye catcher in this bedroom as well and adds to the tranquil vibe that is going on here.

Styled by Bon Interior, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

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Loft home on two levels

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Look at this beautiful Swedish loft home with daylight coming through two levels of windows and a second level for the bedroom. The kitchen, dining table and sofa area are all placed in the lower part of the home, with the kitchen contained in a custom built frame, outlining it in this tall space. The custom built kitchen becomes a lower module of cabinets towards the windows, which makes the layout seem lighter and its ideal for displaying little things.

The color palette of the sofa area on the grey velvet rug works really nicely against those ultra tall curtains which cover all the windows and the bedroom on the second level looks very clean and balanced.

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Living room and kitchen combined

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There are many ways to combine different spaces together and a living kitchen is very common when you live in a smaller space. When you combine different spaces together, it’s all about visually separating them without necessarily having physical separations. 

The sofa area is visually separated from the dining area with the use of the area rug, the dining table is centred in its own spot because of the pendant light hanging exactly above the center of the table and the tall kitchen cabinets on the left side of the kitchen separate the kitchen from the living area as well. It’s all in the small details when planning a layout like this, but they make such a big difference in the final result.

Photography by Mariah Salander for Bjurfors

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Kitchen in mint green

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Look at this gorgeous light-flooded kitchen in Sweden. The mint green cabinet fronts, combined with the white marble countertop and the white tiles on the wall contrast perfectly with the black dining table and chairs if you ask me.

The green color of the kitchen cabinets is a bit less saturated as in this mint green kitchen for example, which complements the all-white walls and flooring in a more subtle way.

The design consists out of lower cabinets mostly, which makes the space look light and airy and adds emphasis on the tiled wall and the beautiful contrasting black wall lights. The window above the sink is such a nice touch as well and it lets through some of that beautiful kitchen daylight into the room on the other side.

If you are looking for more sage green or mint green kitchen inspiration, have a look at this blog post.

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Nuura in the Nomad workplace

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I have shared the Nomad workspace in former courthouse building at Skt. Hans Torv in Nørrebro, Copenhagen here on the blog before. Recently Nuura lighting, also from Copenhagen shared these beautiful pictures of the lighting design they did in this beautiful space and I’m especially in love with the way their light solutions enhance the room, yet in a calm and subtile way.

Look at the kitchen and dining area for example, where the subtile Miira chandeliers add a delicate group of lighting to the ceiling. And the group of Liila lights above the sofa are just as much a piece of art as they are a source of beautiful atmospheric light.

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Small studio home

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I love the muted color palette in this small studio home where the bedroom is placed in a niche behind a curtain. The furniture, accessories and textiles are exclusively white, beige and wood, which has a very calming and serene effect, perfect for a small space like this one.

The crips white linen sofa on the beige area rug works very nicely with the sheepskin on the armchair and the small wooden desk on the opposing wall. The bedroom in the niche is small, yet since the bed is placed on one side of the space, there is still space for a bedside chair and a peg rail.

Styled by Bon Interior, photographed by Walti Hösli for Bjurfors

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Cristalmood by antoniolupi

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A few weeks ago, I wrote about Italian design company antoniolupi in this blogpost and introduced you to their world of carefully designed and crafted innovations for the bathroom. The company continuously invests in innovation, technology and creativity and collaborates with renowned international architects and designers for their beautiful, timeless and carefully crafted pieces. Today, we will have a closer look into one of their newest innovations which allow you to add character and a personal touch to any bathroom: Cristalmood.

Cristalmood was created in-house by antoniolupi as a result of their continuous research. It’s a resin that is manually poured into moulds and sanded manually after extraction to remove all imperfections inside and out and to add brightness to the object. This manual process makes every piece unique, with slight differences in color, size and surface texture. Two sinks of the same design will never be identical.

This material innovation, available in 13 different colors, is perfect for producing sinks and combines well with other materials for a refined mixture of both color and material texture. Take Albume for example, designed by Carlo Colombo, which combines a solid base and a colored basin. This design offers so many possibilities for customisation and allows you to find the perfect personalised piece for your space. You can combine a black marquinia marble base with a Nebbia basin, or go for a more feminine look with a white carrara marble base and a Ginger basin, the possibilities are endless.

After introducing Albume, the research into the possibilities of Cirstalmood continued and as a result, Carlo Colombo and Andrea Lupi collaborated on the design of Opale and Vitreo (seen in the last two pictures). The name ‘Opale’ refers to the geometry and the infinite reflections of precious stones found in nature while as ‘Vitreo’ is a gem that embellishes the environment with its decagonal shape which produces infinite reflections generated by the edges of the design.

Cristalmood is composed of high quality polyester resin and coloring pigments which can be cleaned with common detergents. The transparency of the material allows you to see the flow of the water, which is such a nice effect. The material is very durable, easily cleaned and maintained and can be used in a selection of design sinks, a bath tub and even smaller home objects. I had the oportunity to try the Masa and Nisi vases in Amber and Ocra in my own home and the quality on these hand-finished objects is amazing. I love the way they are translucent, but opaque at the same time, allowing you to see the contents of what’s inside, but fading them out in a subtile way.

The Reflex bath tub designed by AL Studio (seen in the first two pictures) is the first transparent bath tub in the antoniolupi collection and it’s a real statement piece. This freestanding design is customisable into any of the 13 signature colors and I love how the different colors change the look of the design. The black Fumé material gives the Reflex design a heavier look, while as the colors add a lighter and more playful touch to the organic lines of this balanced design.

The combinations and personalisation possibilities with Cristalmood are endless and the designs are perfect for adding character to any bathroom design. This blogpost was written in collaboration with antoniolupi , however all opinions are my own of course. If you would like to know more about the brand and their wide range of bathroom products, make sure to have a look at their website.

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