Do you ever romanticise about moving somewhere remote, wild and windswept? I often wonder what it might be like to live in the far North of Sweden, where the sun set marks a month of darkness, the sky lit by the beauty of the Northern lights. Maybe one day I’ll make my move. For now, I’ll live through others. And one of my favourite homes is that of garden designer and her family . You might recognise Fanny’s beautiful, rustic home from these and features. And this morning I stumbled across these images captured by and (see her lovely !) who paid Fanny a visit last year. The pictures give you a glimpse into family life and a world where the beauty is in the imperfection. Vintage and antique pieces proudly bear the hallmarks of time, and the doors are thrown open to a world where everyone is welcome – children, cats, chickens and whoever else chooses to wander in! Välkommen!
So beautiful!
I love the bright yellow barn door and vibrant Falu red facade, imagine how lovely it looks against the snow in wintertime!
I can’t tell you how tempted I am to live like this (maybe a gap year – as a former Londoner it would be a WAY too big step to make the move permanent off the bat, I’d need to test the waters first!). Could you imagine living somewhere rural? Or perhaps you already do?
Other Rural Scandinavian homes to love this weekend:
Wishing you a wonderful couple of days – see you Monday!
Niki
Photography: Styling: – shared with kind permission.
Do you ever romanticise about moving somewhere remote, wild and windswept? I often wonder what it might be like to live in the far North of Sweden, where the sun set marks a month of darkness, the sky lit by the beauty of the Northern lights. Maybe one day I’ll make my move. For now, I’ll live through others. And one of my favourite homes is that of garden designer and her family . You might recognise Fanny’s beautiful, rustic home from these and features. And this morning I stumbled across these images captured by and (see her lovely !) who paid Fanny a visit last year. The pictures give you a glimpse into family life and a world where the beauty is in the imperfection. Vintage and antique pieces proudly bear the hallmarks of time, and the doors are thrown open to a world where everyone is welcome – children, cats, chickens and whoever else chooses to wander in! Välkommen!
So beautiful!
I love the bright yellow barn door and vibrant Falu red facade, imagine how lovely it looks against the snow in wintertime!
I can’t tell you how tempted I am to live like this (maybe a gap year – as a former Londoner it would be a WAY too big step to make the move permanent off the bat, I’d need to test the waters first!). Could you imagine living somewhere rural? Or perhaps you already do?
Other Rural Scandinavian homes to love this weekend:
Wishing you a wonderful couple of days – see you Monday!
Niki
Photography: Styling: – shared with kind permission.
