Moving house is a funny old thing. Packing your life away into boxes and unpacking them. in a new, unfamiliar place. It comes with a whole rainbow of emotions – shutting the door on rooms where so many memories were made, and opening a new door, to a feeling of hope and excitement (and maybe a little apprehension!). I was reflecting on this today when I learned Swedish interior stylist Pella Hedeby is moving home. Her living space has been well documented in glossy Swedish mags over the years – and I myself have featured her home and 25 metres square studio / outhouse. The interior is instantly recognisable for its timeless simplicity, use of natural materials and layers of textures. But what Pella will miss the most is ‘the views, the light and the trampled tracks of the garden among buxom globes and fragrant lavender.” Ready to take a final tour? 

Oh, how I long to sit on that sun drenched deck with a book – how about you?

Based on the small glimpses, I can completely understand why Pella will miss the garden. The interior is lovely too – so serene. 

Like me, you might just like to keep an eye on Pella’s blog and instagram to follow her next move – no matter where she goes, I’m sure she’ll create a beautiful home!

Is there anything that stood out to you? 

Niki

Moving house is a funny old thing. Packing your life away into boxes and unpacking them. in a new, unfamiliar place. It comes with a whole rainbow of emotions – shutting the door on rooms where so many memories were made, and opening a new door, to a feeling of hope and excitement (and maybe a little apprehension!). I was reflecting on this today when I learned Swedish interior stylist Pella Hedeby is moving home. Her living space has been well documented in glossy Swedish mags over the years – and I myself have featured her home and 25 metres square studio / outhouse. The interior is instantly recognisable for its timeless simplicity, use of natural materials and layers of textures. But what Pella will miss the most is ‘the views, the light and the trampled tracks of the garden among buxom globes and fragrant lavender.” Ready to take a final tour? 

Oh, how I long to sit on that sun drenched deck with a book – how about you?

Based on the small glimpses, I can completely understand why Pella will miss the garden. The interior is lovely too – so serene. 

Like me, you might just like to keep an eye on Pella’s blog and instagram to follow her next move – no matter where she goes, I’m sure she’ll create a beautiful home!

Is there anything that stood out to you? 

Niki