With a bright white base this family home from Sköna Hem is warmed up by antique furniture and fun colorful art and toys placed in unexpected places and some oriental influences like rugs and lacquer boxes. It's a classic Stockholm flat, but the quirky details made me fall for it.
Jag älskar dom svarta stolarna! (Pinnstolar tror jag att dom heter:) Har precis köpt 4 st och skall måla dom svarta :)
So perfect in all it´s un-perfectness.
I love the lived-in feel and the simplicity of it... just how a home should be
lovely.
I could lounge in that living room forever . . .
that tutu chandelier is the greatest.
Thanks again for giving us all great ideas!
This home looks pristine and warm at the same time.
By the way, you inspired me to contact photographer, Richard Powers and he granted me an interview! It can be found on my blog: http://nearandfar.wordpress. It has just been featured on chestnutorange.blogspot.com/. I'd love for you to tell me what you think of the interview. More interview are coming.
Thanks, Emma!
loving the shelving.
Riktigt fint. Det är otroligt vad tavellister kan göra så mycket! Man blir alltid lika inspirerad när man besöker din hemsida
Love this (especially the tutu). Strangely enough, my own post today was in reference to child-friendly interiors too!
Snyggt och smart lösning att ställa sina coffee table books i hyllor på det sättet! Som konstverk. Gillar Tintin i köket också.
That fireplace is gorgeous.I'm a HUGE fan of anything Scandinavian.....
I love the image below, especially the painting & red colour.
a white tutu what a lovely idea for a lampshade !
I love this pictures and your blog!
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