Men hejsan! I hope you’ve had a lovely, relaxing time over Easter? It’s our last day in London today (we’re flying back to Malmö this afternoon) and I’m writing this post surrounded by cousins chasing each other around the house with Badminton rackets (where are my noise cancelling headphones when I need them?!). As great as it is to see them happy, I’d very much like to crawl into the sofa in this Swedish apartment, put my feet up and have a cup of tea right now! Although staged for sale (and I know we all prefer a real ‘lived-in’ home) – I do love the effortless nature of this space, and I felt it might offer inspiration in terms of working with a subtle colour palette, how to inject natural materials (I spy wood, marble, jute, wool, clay etc) and how to creating a calming oasis! Välkommen!
, , Karlstad sofa (source a beautiful linen cover for it over at ),
Such a pretty radiator cover!
Although small, this reading corner has everything you might need: books, flowers, a blanket and no doubt, noise levels under 85 decibels!
I absolutely love this bedroom with its bench, linen curtains (clever how they’ve used both nature linen and white linen – source similar made-to-measure ), dark grey linen bedding and jute rug. Oh, and there’s a balcony leading off it too – perfection! Could you imagine waking up here?! I certainly could!
And relax!
Did you find any ideas to steal? I really love the dual shade curtains in the bedroom. I was trying to see if there was a black-out blind above the window too (does it look like there’s one to you?).
If you’d like to escape for a while longer and take a peek inside more Swedish homes today, you could always take a leisurely scroll through !
And guess what? The kids have moved outside and are actually playing badminton rather than just chasing each other with the rackets. I might just be able to have that cup of tea in quiet after all!
Vi ses imorgen!
Niki
Photographs courtesy of (through whom this home is currently for sale).
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Men hejsan! I hope you’ve had a lovely, relaxing time over Easter? It’s our last day in London today (we’re flying back to Malmö this afternoon) and I’m writing this post surrounded by cousins chasing each other around the house with Badminton rackets (where are my noise cancelling headphones when I need them?!). As great as it is to see them happy, I’d very much like to crawl into the sofa in this Swedish apartment, put my feet up and have a cup of tea right now! Although staged for sale (and I know we all prefer a real ‘lived-in’ home) – I do love the effortless nature of this space, and I felt it might offer inspiration in terms of working with a subtle colour palette, how to inject natural materials (I spy wood, marble, jute, wool, clay etc) and how to creating a calming oasis! Välkommen!
, , Karlstad sofa (source a beautiful linen cover for it over at ),
Such a pretty radiator cover!
Although small, this reading corner has everything you might need: books, flowers, a blanket and no doubt, noise levels under 85 decibels!
I absolutely love this bedroom with its bench, linen curtains (clever how they’ve used both nature linen and white linen – source similar made-to-measure ), dark grey linen bedding and jute rug. Oh, and there’s a balcony leading off it too – perfection! Could you imagine waking up here?! I certainly could!
And relax!
Did you find any ideas to steal? I really love the dual shade curtains in the bedroom. I was trying to see if there was a black-out blind above the window too (does it look like there’s one to you?).
If you’d like to escape for a while longer and take a peek inside more Swedish homes today, you could always take a leisurely scroll through !
And guess what? The kids have moved outside and are actually playing badminton rather than just chasing each other with the rackets. I might just be able to have that cup of tea in quiet after all!
Vi ses imorgen!
Niki
Photographs courtesy of (through whom this home is currently for sale).
