The pink touches in this beautiful and calm-looking home are quite modest, but since everything else in this home is decorated in a muted beige and wood palette, the pink duvet cover* in the bedroom and the pink velvet pillow cover* in the sofa (It’s the Ikea Söderhamn with a Bemz custom cover*) really stand out.

The kitchen is built into a narrow niche and shares the same space as the dining area. The combination of grey and white kitchen cabinets is very nicely done as the layout of the upper cabinets looks way lighter this way.

The beautiful old double doors lead to the small bedroom which fits a small bed perfectly and the window sill can be used as a nightstand at the same time. By hanging a lamp on the ceiling no space is wasted here either.

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I’m so in love with the way this living and dining room corner is designed in front of this balcony window. I love the vintage white table, which combines so nicely with the beige linen curtains*, the rattan of the beautiful Thonet – S 32 chairs* , the beige in the art print and the grey of the mineral wall. I love this warm beige and grey color palette a lot and would maybe even add a very light beige area rug underneath the dining table.

The little reading corner with the wall lamp next to the balcony door looks very nice as well and I love the little vintage magazine table to keep your current read.

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I love the combination of the fresh green of the subtile flowers and plants in this home, combined with a few vintage finds and black accent furniture in every room.

The living room has a very light palette with the large beige area rug, the white linen sofa (It’s the Ikea Söderhamn with a Bemz custum cover*) and the white walls. This light palette makes the fiddle fig tree and the vintage cognac leather armchair stand out very nicely. The all white adjacent kitchen goes very nicely with the living room and here the all black wood CH24 chairs* add a bit of contrast (note also how the beige linen table cloth* makes the table look way less heavy).

The bedroom however must be my favorite of this apartment. Even though it has a slightly odd shape with those angled walls, the layout works very nicely and I love the combination of the wooden Hoof Table by &Tradition* with the beige throw*, beige linen duvet* and the crisp white linen pillow covers*. The two wall lamps really stand out in this look as well and add the same type of contrast as in the other rooms.

Styling by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem

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Danish design company Gubi just introduced the Wonder Sofa, which is a contemporary reinterpretation of 1970s lounge furniture with an elegant, simple frame designed by Space Copenhagen.

The Wonder Sofa brings the relaxed and approachable feel of home to a hotel or lobby, or a touch of sophistication to a private residence. I think it’s a very elegant sofa for a bigger space. I love the playful touch of the cushions being ‘draped’ over the sofa frame.

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This is such a cozy home I think. The brown and black accent pieces like the linen fabric sofa (It’s the Ikea Söderhamn with a Bemz custum cover*), the light brown linen pillow case*, terracotta plant pots and the black bentwood dining chairs make for a great contrast in this interior.

I like the round dining table in the middle of the kitchen as well, which is kept light with the linen table cloth* and the glass pendant dangling above it. The master bedroom has been kept very light and I love the round mirror on the wall, which reflects the light even more.

Something that really stands out in this home are the different curtains. The light beige linen ones* in the living room match the warm tones here, while as the white sheer ones* in the master bedroom and kitchen match the lighter palette here. In the guest bedroom a rather bold choice was made with those terracotta linen curtains, which work well because they are the only colorful element in this apartment.

Styling by Bon Interior, photographed by Alen Cordic for Bjurfors

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Kristina Dam Studio just released a new collection for Spring and Summer 2020 and like always their products are a perfect mix of simple materials like wood, steel, leather and marble and clean minimal lines. The curved pouf, which I have at home myself is now also available in cognac and black leather and a beautiful series of minimal vases was added to the collection as well.

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