Oak and a Cosy Roaring Fire In A Swedish Cottage Kitchen
Warning: this kitchen might make you want to move to the Swedish countryside. Especially if you love 19th century architecture, wood beams, and a roaring fireplace! Laura and Nora of the incredible (whose and I’ve also featured), bought a cottage in Österlen, Southern Sweden a few years back. I’ve been following the renovation ever since and have loved the way they’ve been adding their own signature touch while being careful to maintain the property’s natural charm. This week Laura and Nora revealed their recently completed kitchen – which combines a stunning oak with Bertazzoni and Smeg appliances and vintage lighting. Oh, and a wonderful fireplace of course!
I’d be perfectly happy to keep Per company from the while he ambles about in the kitchen. His cakes might not be a patch on Our Food Stories…. but he does makes a MEAN spag bol!
This is similar (and biodegradable).
The Haberdasher kitchen is a handmade modular system, which features unpainted oak cupboards inspired by mid-century English interiors and a traditional gentleman’s haberdashery – which makes it extraordinarily charming!
What oven do the girls with a foodie themed that has amassed over 1 million followers use? A professional range cooker, that’s what! Now we know the secret to culinary success!
The worktops are a mix of marble and handmade aged copper. The is also made of marble.
The walls have been painted with chalk paint from Icelandic brand in ‘calce’ (I also used Kalklitir in and I’m so happy with the nuanced finish!).
Love that the unit in the above picture is also used for wood storage – it really adds to the cosiness of the space, din’t you think? But above all else – look at that farmhouse table! *Sheds actual tears*! I’ve been looking for one like that for ages. I wonder if it was sourced in Sweden. I’m off to investigate!
Before I head off – have you noticed kitchen cabinets made from natural wood have really come into their own in 2020? See also a designed by Holly Marder and the – beautiful!
Could you imagine opting for wood in your kitchen? Or perhaps you’re too busy imagining yourself in that fuzzy armchair by the fire to care! In which case, I wouldn’t blame you!
Wishing you a wonderful, cosy day friends!
Niki
Photography courtesy of with thanks
Warning: this kitchen might make you want to move to the Swedish countryside. Especially if you love 19th century architecture, wood beams, and a roaring fireplace! Laura and Nora of the incredible (whose and I’ve also featured), bought a cottage in Österlen, Southern Sweden a few years back. I’ve been following the renovation ever since and have loved the way they’ve been adding their own signature touch while being careful to maintain the property’s natural charm. This week Laura and Nora revealed their recently completed kitchen – which combines a stunning oak with Bertazzoni and Smeg appliances and vintage lighting. Oh, and a wonderful fireplace of course!
I’d be perfectly happy to keep Per company from the while he ambles about in the kitchen. His cakes might not be a patch on Our Food Stories…. but he does makes a MEAN spag bol!
This is similar (and biodegradable).
The Haberdasher kitchen is a handmade modular system, which features unpainted oak cupboards inspired by mid-century English interiors and a traditional gentleman’s haberdashery – which makes it extraordinarily charming!
What oven do the girls with a foodie themed that has amassed over 1 million followers use? A professional range cooker, that’s what! Now we know the secret to culinary success!
The worktops are a mix of marble and handmade aged copper. The is also made of marble.
The walls have been painted with chalk paint from Icelandic brand in ‘calce’ (I also used Kalklitir in and I’m so happy with the nuanced finish!).
Love that the unit in the above picture is also used for wood storage – it really adds to the cosiness of the space, din’t you think? But above all else – look at that farmhouse table! *Sheds actual tears*! I’ve been looking for one like that for ages. I wonder if it was sourced in Sweden. I’m off to investigate!
Before I head off – have you noticed kitchen cabinets made from natural wood have really come into their own in 2020? See also a designed by Holly Marder and the – beautiful!
Could you imagine opting for wood in your kitchen? Or perhaps you’re too busy imagining yourself in that fuzzy armchair by the fire to care! In which case, I wouldn’t blame you!
