You have to see this apartment!
A couple of weeks ago, my blog friend Kristina over at the Karkovski blog posted a link to her friend Mette's blog called Mettes Potteri. I followed the link, and was stunned by the beauty of her home. And, it isn't just beautiful, it's very cleverly designed too, with my favourite part being the sofa in the livingroom also functioning as a double bed and a guest bed! (Look at her blog to see how it works.) Mette, a Danish ceramist and childrens wear designer, lives in this light 78 square meters city apartment with her husband John and their baby boy. Now, this is Scandinavian style at it's best, mixed with a bit of country and retro as well. I am very proud to be able to give you a sneak peek into Mette's home!
The super smart sofa/bed/guest bed, with the bedding and top mattresses tucked away in the chest.
John's desk in the livingroom.
The dining table is also used as Mette's work table, with an inspiration board on the wall and her fabric stash conveniantly at hand.
Baby's room. Love the old cupboard with the black trunk on top.
A new use of old metal bathroom shelving over the bed, and a pair of Mette's baby pants on the wall.
Totally organized! Look at that spice rack next to the window with all the spices poured into identical glass jars...
The small kitchen table is covered with pretty oilcloth, very practical when dining with a messy baby. And I believe that is some of Mette's pottery we see in the cabinet on the wall.
The super smart sofa/bed/guest bed, with the bedding and top mattresses tucked away in the chest.
John's desk in the livingroom.
The dining table is also used as Mette's work table, with an inspiration board on the wall and her fabric stash conveniantly at hand.
Baby's room. Love the old cupboard with the black trunk on top.
A new use of old metal bathroom shelving over the bed, and a pair of Mette's baby pants on the wall.
Totally organized! Look at that spice rack next to the window with all the spices poured into identical glass jars...
The small kitchen table is covered with pretty oilcloth, very practical when dining with a messy baby. And I believe that is some of Mette's pottery we see in the cabinet on the wall.
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