Are you ready for a virtual trip to Bergen, Norway? Today, we’re taking a tour of the beautiful home of Ole Anders Teslo – of real estate agent and Catherine Bækken, a designer at , a Norwegian studio focusing on subtle minimalism in the field of interior architecture and concept styling. Little wonder their home is a picture of Scandinavian modern perfection! The rooms have been painted in various earthy, calm tones – from a lighter blue-grey in the dining area to a dramatic deep shade in the bedroom – proving the background for an amazing selection of Scandi design pieces! The minimalist touch ensures a light and airy feel – and also allows each iconic piece to stand out. Look closely and you’ll also see subtle textures which help to ensure a balanced feel. I think neatniks in particular are going to love this tour! Ready to take a peek?
circle the table and a can be seen in the corner.
You often see lamps (like this one) on the windowsills in Scandinavian homes. I’ve asked a few friends about this and they say that it helps to make your home look warm and inviting from the outside, making it nice to arrive home!
A pair of Jielde lamps are the only items on the wall in the kitchen (I love these lamps! I picked up a beautiful vintage one on Etsy a few years ago ). Try Icelandic brand for a similar chalk paint affect.
A beautiful leather pops against the dark wall and a mirror and help to lighten up the space on darker days (it rains 239 days a year in Bergen – can you believe that? It’s still one of my favourite cities though!).
Wall mounted classic provide a perfect home for a collection of magazines, books and other treasures.
I love this little home office space. Using a as storage for prints and frames is a great hack too (it could also be used in a children’s bedroom for books!).
I spy the iconic . Did you know these chairs take around three weeks to produce – including one hour for a skilled craftsman to weave the seat? They are so beautifully made!
I love how a simple has been used as a bedside table. I also recognise the by Kristina Krogh (I have the same one in !).
And just look at the storage system below! I can imagine this looking so different with a wardrobe like mine – but loving the idea, it turns the whole room into a walk-in-wardrobe! Could you imagine doing something like this?
I hope you enjoyed this tour as much as I did and have come away with some ideas for your own home.
If you’d like to see more of Catherine’s style, check out the portfolio – it’s full of beautiful minimalist spaces!
I’m really excited that this has given me the opportunity to dip into the to find a few more homes for you to enjoy today (there are so many incredible ones in there):
Oh, how I miss Norway! Have you ever been? It’s a magical country.
Niki
Styling:
Photography:
This post contains affiliate links marked with * Thank you for supporting My Scandinavian Home.
Are you ready for a virtual trip to Bergen, Norway? Today, we’re taking a tour of the beautiful home of Ole Anders Teslo – of real estate agent and Catherine Bækken, a designer at , a Norwegian studio focusing on subtle minimalism in the field of interior architecture and concept styling. Little wonder their home is a picture of Scandinavian modern perfection! The rooms have been painted in various earthy, calm tones – from a lighter blue-grey in the dining area to a dramatic deep shade in the bedroom – proving the background for an amazing selection of Scandi design pieces! The minimalist touch ensures a light and airy feel – and also allows each iconic piece to stand out. Look closely and you’ll also see subtle textures which help to ensure a balanced feel. I think neatniks in particular are going to love this tour! Ready to take a peek?
circle the table and a can be seen in the corner.
You often see lamps (like this one) on the windowsills in Scandinavian homes. I’ve asked a few friends about this and they say that it helps to make your home look warm and inviting from the outside, making it nice to arrive home!
A pair of Jielde lamps are the only items on the wall in the kitchen (I love these lamps! I picked up a beautiful vintage one on Etsy a few years ago ). Try Icelandic brand for a similar chalk paint affect.
A beautiful leather pops against the dark wall and a mirror and help to lighten up the space on darker days (it rains 239 days a year in Bergen – can you believe that? It’s still one of my favourite cities though!).
Wall mounted classic provide a perfect home for a collection of magazines, books and other treasures.
I love this little home office space. Using a as storage for prints and frames is a great hack too (it could also be used in a children’s bedroom for books!).
I spy the iconic . Did you know these chairs take around three weeks to produce – including one hour for a skilled craftsman to weave the seat? They are so beautifully made!
I love how a simple has been used as a bedside table. I also recognise the by Kristina Krogh (I have the same one in !).
And just look at the storage system below! I can imagine this looking so different with a wardrobe like mine – but loving the idea, it turns the whole room into a walk-in-wardrobe! Could you imagine doing something like this?
I hope you enjoyed this tour as much as I did and have come away with some ideas for your own home.
If you’d like to see more of Catherine’s style, check out the portfolio – it’s full of beautiful minimalist spaces!
I’m really excited that this has given me the opportunity to dip into the to find a few more homes for you to enjoy today (there are so many incredible ones in there):
Oh, how I miss Norway! Have you ever been? It’s a magical country.
Niki
Styling:
Photography:
This post contains affiliate links marked with * Thank you for supporting My Scandinavian Home.
