This kitchen has an odd angle in its layout, but the owners of this turn of the century home really made it work by placing the kitchen on the angled wall and placing a dining table in front of those big windows.

The beige of the kitchen cabinets, combined with the warm hardwood flooring and the beige linen table cloth work as a perfect warm base for elements like the chrome sculptural vase and the blue and lavender accents, which really stand out of this palette.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem

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I’m a lover of painted walls (with a light grey or beige as a preference) but I have to say, there is just something about the way those white walls reflect the light in this beautiful Swedish home.

The furniture and accessories in the living room are mostly grey and light wood, which makes the green accents of the linen pillow cover and the plants stand out even more for a very fresh spring effect. The black accents in the art prints add a bit of contrast, which is crucial for finishing off this look.

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi  for Alvhem

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I love the character this beautiful light flooded bedroom with adjacent balcony has. The graphic are rug and the bench at the end of the bed are very cozy and ground the bed so it’s not floating in this rather big space. The light grey walls are a bit cooler, while the accessories and art prints have warm tints in them, which is a lovely combination in my opinion. I’m so happy to see that my ‘Crinkled no.1’ art print is included in this styling above the bed.

Styled by Studio Cuvier for Alvhem

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I love this beautiful mixture of dark grey, the smoked oak hardwood flooring and marble in this kitchen design by Asplund kitchens.

The natural texture of the marble adds character to this room and I think it’s almost like an artwork to be honest. The soft grey laminated cupboards soften out the texture of the marble and the chrome statement pendant above the white dining table tops everything off perfectly I think. This kitchen design is the perfect balance of deep colors and beautiful materials.

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This home is more on the minimal side, with a neutral color palette and a mixture of sculptural and eclectic pieces for a characterful look. I love the rice paper pendant in the living room, combined with the lines of the armchair and the fig tree in front of the window which adds a fresh touch of green. The area rug adds a lot of texture to this area and fits perfectly within the color palette.

The bedroom has a warm palette, with a yellow duvet cover, which is perfect for spring. The peg rail on the wall combined with the narrow bench is a great touch as well and the round mirror looks great in combination with the different materials on this wall.

Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Mariah Salander for Bjurfors

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Another great project styled by Swedish stylist Linnéa Salmén  for Rum Hemma Magazine. This conceptual living room and bedroom setup combines tints of beige in different materials and textures with sculptural pieces that look soft, yet powerful.

I love the way the different textiles are draped on the wall and the black and white striped chair really stands out in this beautiful setup.

Styling by Linnéa Salmén, photographed by Ragnar Omarsson for Rum Hemma Magazine

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Having a room for the sole purpose of dining can be called a luxury these days, especially when you live in a city. This dining room however, is on another level with those wainscoting panels and ceiling moldings, original radiators and beautiful doors. The oval dining table on the area rug fits perfectly right in the middle of this room and the big plant in the corner of the room adds a fresh touch in combination with the beige and mute color palette.

Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

Swedish stylist Pella Hedeby decorated this fresh white bedroom by the window with the most beautiful spring blossoms, crisp white linen bedsheets and a dark blanket for contrast from Swedish textile brand Wesomnia. I love the way all the white reflects the beautiful nordic spring light that comes through the window, while the darker tints add character and contrast. 

Styling by Pella Hedeby, photographed by Alicia Sjöström for Wesomnia

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I love the combination of warm and cool tints in this home, combined with contrasting black and dark wood furnishings. The living room has been painted in a cool grey, which is warmed up by the use of the beige linen curtains*, a combination of linen pillow cases in warm colors* and the same warm tints in the art prints on the wall. 

The white linen sofa and beige area rug are combined with a coffee table and lounge chair in black, which makes them very nice accent pieces and I love the picture rails on the wall next to the small bistro table. These ledges are great for creating an ever changing art wall and they are very narrow, which makes them suitable for areas without a lot of floor space that still need something special on the wall.

The kitchen itself is very dark with those black cupboards, but the same beige linen curtains lighten up the dining area in front of the window. The round dining table here has a beige linen table cloth matching the curtains and the lamp centred above the table visually separates this area from the rest of the kitchen.

The bedroom has the same cool grey and warm beige color combination, which is enhanced even more by the velvet beige area rug, the mustard linen bedsheets* and the beige blanket*.

Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

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I love the color combinations and textures in this cozy Swedish bedroom. The beige linen curtains* combined with the green and red plant in the window sill and the black wall lamp work very nicely together for a warm yet contrasting look. The round mirror on the other side of the room reflects the light coming from the windows, making everything lighter, which is a great trick.

The bed is made with a combination of a terracotta duvet cover*, a mixture of grey, nude pink and white linen pillow cases* and a white bedskirt* for a textured look.

via Stadshem

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