The way the green plants just seem to pop out in this interior is my favorite thing. Every corner in this home has a plant, either small or bigger and it just gives such a fresh look to this place.

In the living room I just love the Japanese pendant combined with the round marble O table from Ox Denmarq. The rest of the room is decorated modestly, but it really stands out in its simplicity in a way.

I like the white oval dining table in the kitchen with the black Thonet bentwood chairs* around it adding contrast. The open shelving with the ceramics works very nicely and adds a little something to the tiled wall above the kitchen worktop.

The color of the bedsheets in the bedroom really stand out in this otherwise white space and the pop of green in the plant is a nice fresh touch here as well.

Photographed by Jens Eliasson for Bjurfors

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I think the choice of wall colors in this Swedish home is really coming together very nicely. I love the fact that the brownish nude-pink color in the bedroom is peeking through from the living room, which has been painted in pale green.

The simple sofa combined with a subtle graphic rug make the living room very light and cozy, yet the dark wood of the round dining table and the &Tradition Pavillion chairs* add a nice contrast. The green plants stand out very nicely against the green in the wall color.

The bedroom is very warm and cozy and there is a place for a small workspace as well, which is such a nice touch. The beige and white textiles on the bed* combined with the beige area rug add softness to this look and lighten up the otherwise darker palette that has been brought on by the dark pink bedroom wall color.

via Entrance Makleri

All the different beige tints and neutrals work so nicely in this living kitchen. The antique white cupboard fronts work very well in combination with the warm natural stone that also comes back on the kitchen island. The beige curtains and the soaped oak wishbone chairs* enhance this beige look even more and now the only thing that is missing would be a statement lamp above the dining table. I think something with a black accent would really stand out on this all-beige canvas.

via Wrede

This is another amazing home with turn-of-the-century elements, which are so beautiful. Look at the details on these doors and windows, which are enhanced even more by their light grey color. The walls are all kept white and make those grey details stand out even more and I love that the living room, dining room, and bedroom are all connected with each other.

The dining room with the large table seems to be the center of the home, from where you can see the other two rooms. The red and black painting in the living room and the beautifully made bed really stand out in the other rooms. The many plants on the window sills add a fresh touch, while the artworks and fabrics add texture and character.

I love the master bedroom, where the bed is placed in the niche between those two old built-in closets. The bed itself has crisp white linen* combined with beige pillowcases* and a grey throw* which match perfectly with the cozy area and the natural bench behind the bed. In the smaller guest bedroom the amber duvet* adds a lot of character and matched perfectly with the leather armchair in the corner.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Fredrik J Karlsson for Alvhem

A little bit different than what I usually post here on the blog, but I really do like the brutalist minimalism in this creative space of No Ordinary Agency in Berlin designed by Ananbell Kutucu.

The concrete surfaces of the building are finished off with custom made display solutions in a smoaked wood, which is paired up with furniture in dark wood and a beautiful Reform kitchen designed by Norm Arcihtects with a concrete top to match the rest of the space.

Photography by Ana Santl

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This is such an impressive home and I love the turn-of-the-century details on the ceiling and windows, they are simply stunning. The historic radiators look very pretty as well and the fact that they are black lets them stand out even more.

The layout of the living room and kitchen is open, while still being two separate rooms. The furniture was kept simple and minimal. The materials and color combinations on these pieces while having mostly simple lines which contrast very nicely with the details on the moldings of the architecture.

The off-white kitchen with black countertops is so big that it fits a large round dining table in the middle, combined with a small sofa against the wall as well. The bedroom matches the warm tones of the rest of the space and has a warm deep greige on the wall which makes the lamp, linen curtains, and linen bedding stand out beautifully.

Styled by Nouvel Interior, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

This bedroom has been decorated almost solely with textiles and it has a great effect on the mood of this space. The floor is filled with a large area rug, leaving only a small border of the floor visible on the sides. The linen textiles on the bed are a combination of beige, amber and grey*, which give the space depth and the plants in front of the window add a fresh touch.

via Alvhem

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I love this small studio home with lots of light coming in. By using smaller furniture, the room has many functionalities and integrates a dining area, sofa and bedroom in one.

The small, round, walnut dining table is the star of this room I think, wonderfully combined with CH24 wishbone chairs in soaped oak*.

via Historiska Hem

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Without painting any walls, this living room looks stylish, has lots of textures and has a cozy and characterful look. The white curtains and sofa (it’s Söderhamn from Ikea), combined with the grey area rug and the minimal white coffee table* set the stage for darker elements like the warm velvet armchair and the deep colors in the painting above the cupboard.

Styled by Bon Interior,  photographed by Jens Eliasson for Bjurfors

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I love the way textures, fabrics and different materials are used to make this home characterful and cozy. The shaggy rug (I think it might be this one from Layered) does so much to the living room. It sets the stage for the accent leather armchair and the white sofa and pouf lighten up the entire palette.

The small round dining table on the other side of the living room works very nicely with the walnut wood chairs and the Wästberg Alma wall lamp. It’s placed perfectly between the kitchen and living room, wasting no space at all without making it feel too crowded.

The bedroom has a very fresh look and feel as well with the subtile yellow bedsheets* and curtains which is perfect for spring. The small office space in the bedroom works very nicely as well and is made from two Ikea elements and a worktop. A great way to create a spontaneous workspace as well if you are still looking for ideas.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Jonas Berg for Stadshem

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