It’s been a while since I shared a snapshot of my own home – in fact I think this is the first time this year! So, I thought I’d complete the blog week by sharing some pictures of my dining area that I took in collaboration with along with interior designer .
I’m sure you instantly recognise these chairs as the CH24 Wishbone Chair- a true Scandinavian design classic. Except with a twist; recently launched this ‘Soft Blue’ version, which is simply divine!
It was so lovely to see the table all dressed up and circled with these iconic beauties. Our dining area has been the hub of the home over the past year and a place for crazy family dinners, homework, my office – and even maths lessons (Per set-up a white board against the back wall and taught his sixth form college students crazy formulas I’d never have the hope of solving!). Never a dull moment in the Brantmark family!
I was so happy to see that it can still scrub up well when required!
At I visited the Carl Hansen & Søn showroom in Copenhagen (a must if you’re ever in town) and watched a craftsman weave the seat of a wishbone chair (it takes around one hour, using 120 metres of cord!). It was so cool to see the guy in action, and a great reminder that these chairs are mostly handcrafted.
I hope you enjoyed this little peek inside my home – and my shots of Carl Hansen & Søn’s latest offering (more info ).
I wish I could have kept the entire set, but alas, I reluctantly (and diligently) sent them back over the bridge – baaaah! At least I’ve got these pics to prove that these beauties were in my possession!
This evening our dining room is back to its normal self – and ready for a Friday take-away! So rock ‘n’ roll these days, right? What’s your Friday tradition (right now)?
I’m hoping we can get out on the snow and ice this weekend.
I hope you have some fun outdoor plans for the weekend too!
Wishing you all a wonderful couple of days – see you Monday!
Niki
PS Carl Hansen & Søn didn’t sponsor this blog post (it was a social media collaboration only) – I just thought it would be fun to share the shots with you!
It’s been a while since I shared a snapshot of my own home – in fact I think this is the first time this year! So, I thought I’d complete the blog week by sharing some pictures of my dining area that I took in collaboration with along with interior designer .
I’m sure you instantly recognise these chairs as the CH24 Wishbone Chair- a true Scandinavian design classic. Except with a twist; recently launched this ‘Soft Blue’ version, which is simply divine!
It was so lovely to see the table all dressed up and circled with these iconic beauties. Our dining area has been the hub of the home over the past year and a place for crazy family dinners, homework, my office – and even maths lessons (Per set-up a white board against the back wall and taught his sixth form college students crazy formulas I’d never have the hope of solving!). Never a dull moment in the Brantmark family!
I was so happy to see that it can still scrub up well when required!
At I visited the Carl Hansen & Søn showroom in Copenhagen (a must if you’re ever in town) and watched a craftsman weave the seat of a wishbone chair (it takes around one hour, using 120 metres of cord!). It was so cool to see the guy in action, and a great reminder that these chairs are mostly handcrafted.
I hope you enjoyed this little peek inside my home – and my shots of Carl Hansen & Søn’s latest offering (more info ).
I wish I could have kept the entire set, but alas, I reluctantly (and diligently) sent them back over the bridge – baaaah! At least I’ve got these pics to prove that these beauties were in my possession!
This evening our dining room is back to its normal self – and ready for a Friday take-away! So rock ‘n’ roll these days, right? What’s your Friday tradition (right now)?
I’m hoping we can get out on the snow and ice this weekend.
I hope you have some fun outdoor plans for the weekend too!
Wishing you all a wonderful couple of days – see you Monday!
Niki
PS Carl Hansen & Søn didn’t sponsor this blog post (it was a social media collaboration only) – I just thought it would be fun to share the shots with you!
