This cottage home in Harleston, Norfolk was recently designed by  Studio Gabrielle. The medieval building has been reimagined with luxurious warmth and thoughtful sensory experiences for a cozy setting that lets the historic details of this cottage home shine. The original textures on the walls, flooring ceilings and wood beams are combined with delicate accessories and interior pieces for a mixture that is both elegant and respectful towards the history of the building.

Design by  Studio Gabrielle. , photographed by Beth Davis

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This gorgeous cabin is the latest work of Finnish Studio Johanna Laajisto. Wood is the main material used on both the exterior and interior, which is common for a cabin, but there is something about the elegance of these wide oak plank flooring, combined with the warm grey on the walls and the grey marble stone used for the kitchen worktop that looks sophisticated, delicate and high end. 

Like most Finnish cabins, there is a sauna in the cabin as well. Both the bathroom and sauna are tiled with a deep red tile in a beautiful herringbone pattern, which goes exceptionally well with the concrete wall covering and the pine wood.

by Johanna Laajisto

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This is the beautiful home of Johanna Måwe in Sweden, featured in Plaza Interior magazine. which has such a beautiful combination of sculptural elements, turn of the century architectural details and fine textiles and textures for a soft look with both bright and dark areas.

I love the round sculptural dining table with the &Tradition Formakami pendant* in the kitchen. The floor to ceiling linen curtains* add texture to this area and the warm grey wall color adds softness.

The living room looks very bright, with the white linen sofa (It’s the Ikea Söderhamn with a Bemz custom cover*) combined with the beige velvet area rug and the glass coffee table. The round mirror on the wall reflects the light even more, which has such a great effect in this space.

Styling by  Jenny Martinsson, photographed by Jesper Florbrant for Plaza Interior

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I like the color combinations in this beautiful Swedish home. The muted green, grey, and beige wall colors are rather modest wall colors, yet in combination with each other and with the blue velvet couch, they have a bold effect.

I think the combination of warm and cool tints works very nicely in the living room, where the green walls and blue sofa are combined with the warm wood of the wall shelf, the bench by the wall, and the hardwood flooring. The same warm and cool combo works nicely in the dining area in the kitchen, where a cool grey wall is combined with a warm beige gallery wall and cognac leather Series 7 chairs.

Styled by Bon Interior, photographed by Mariah Salander for Bjurfors

I’m so impressed by this renovation concept of a turn-of-the-century home in Ukraine, done by Lis Design Studio.  The original elements of the beautiful historic building are kept and enhanced by combining them with classic furniture pieces in natural materials and with clean lines and custom carpenter modules for minimal storage opportunities.

As you can see this is a 3D visualization, but I would love to see the final result, which I’m sure will be just as amazing as these images.

Design by Lis Design Studio, first seen on the Design Chaser blog

A minimal bathroom is finished with a white tub and gold fixtures for an elegant effect.

Another beautiful kitchen realization from Nordiska Kök, this time in a beautiful turn-of-the-century home in the Frederiksberg district in Copenhagen. The kitchen design is a classic white shaker kitchen, but with a Scandinavian touch which makes it contemporary and minimalistic.

Tints of warm grey (Farrow and Ball’s Hardwick white, which results in greige kitchen cabinets) and white form the perfect backdrop to make the natural marble worktop shine. The high cupboards on the wall add a lot of storage space, yet by not making them wall-to-wall this still looks light and airy.

Photographed by Andrea Papini, styled by Marie Graunbøl for Nordiska Kök

In the latest issue of ELLE Decoration DK the beautiful home of Carolina Storm was featured and it’s an amazing space with these large black windows, combined with the light hardwood flooring and a beautiful interior styled by Pella Hedeby.

I think the living room and dining area have a great loft-look with a sophisticated and sculptural vibe which is softened out by that fluffy area rug and the natural wooden coffee table.

In the bedroom, I love that the bed is covered with the wool blanket from Linnea Andersson* which gives the entire bedroom a fresh look.

Styled by Pella Hedeby, photographed by Kristofer Johnsson for ELLE Decoration DK

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