Talented Swedish stylish Pella Hedeby just did this beautiful styling for Bricmate kitchen worktops and I just love the black and beige combined with the delicate wooden dining chairs, the chrome tabs and the statement rice paper pendant. I love that the worktop continues high up on the wall as well, this is so impressive.

Styling by Pella Hedeby, photographed by Ragnar Ómarsson for Bricmate

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This all white home simply is a dream home don’t you think ? The black accent pieces and furniture pieces throughout stand out so much against the otherwise very neutral beige, white and natural color palette. 

The floor in the kitchen looks like a black and white tile floor which used to be so popular in Swedish homes a while back but the fact that it’s painted on top of the wood makes it even more special I think. The kitchen itself is basic white, but the floor, dining table and accessories make it into something way more special.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Janne Olander for Stadshem

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This bedroom with white walls is finished off with nude pink and terracotta bedroom details. It’s a small space that doesn’t make any sacrifices in terms of coziness. The nude pink and terracotta palette works really well together and gives the room a warm touch. Add a simple bedside table, a nice area rug, and a delicate light fixture and you have a stylish bedroom for little effort.

Styling by Cream and Navy, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Alvhem

I love this kitchen example in this Swedish home because it shows how you can get creative with accessories to spruce up a simple kitchen and create a stylish space for cooking and gathering.

The kitchen itself, even though simple is not really special, but by hanging up this large peg rail above the sink, and the open shelving on the other side, the design was given an upgrade. The open shelving serves as a display for all pretty kitchen items, which has such a great effect on the look of this space. This is a great way of sprucing up a rental kitchen or upgrading the look without replacing the cupboards.

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When designing an interior, it’s all in the details I think. You can personalise by adding accessories and it’s a great way of sprucing up a space without braking the bank or buying new furniture. 

The furniture pieces in this space are very simple yet elegant. This home is styled mainly with art prints, ceramics and different colors of textiles for a cozy and characterful look. The kitchen looks great as well with the vintage elements which are accentuated in this green paint color.

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I like this simple kitchen in black and grey. The contrasting black worktop adds a lot of character that comes back in the round black hardware on the cabinets. The walls and peg rail above the kitchen are painted in the same grey as the cupboard, which has a very subtle tone-on-tone effect. The vintage dining table and chairs add so much coziness to this otherwise clean and minimal look and I would love to have breakfast with a garden view like that.

Styling by Studio Cuvier, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem

Swedish stylist and photographed Daniella Witte teamed up with Lindform and designed a collection of ceramic vases called Stem. The new collection looks very natural and delicate and I think it’s perfect for Christmas times to come. 

Each vase is designed for a different purpose in the house. The large one is designed for placing large branches and the smaller ones are designed to be combined in a table setting for example.

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With a space like this with those high ceilings, high curved windows and lofty industrial touches, you can almost not go wrong with the decor. I love the way they have worked with light colors and an art wall that goes very high up to accentuated the bright and tall ceilings in the living room area.

The kitchen, which is in the lower part underneath the duplex bedroom is naturally a little darker, which has been accentuated with a darker grey wall here. I love the way the space underneath the stairs is being used for the bar and is not lost.

The bedroom upstairs is small and decorated very subtile but powerful with these dark blue wall colors. I like that the same color is used on the vintage cabinet as well, such a nice touch.

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Anders Bergstedt for Stadshem

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Just the one picture of this home in Sweden that I found inspiring. I just love the combination between the green plants and grey green wall color. The vintage wooden dining table matches the white series 7 chairs exceptionally well and I just love the general cozy vibe of this lovey coffee moment.

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