Hej vänner, hur må ni idag? – Can you tell I’m feeling the Swedish after sharing yesterday?! Having said that, I’m about to whisk you to a home far, far, far away where the sun is shining and the weather is warm – yep, today we’re going on a virtual trip to Los Angeles and the beautiful home of ! Looking at her lovely abode you can probably guess she works in the interior world. And yes, Anne is indeed a full-time interior designer as well as the author of popular design book Sage Living – a business that started when she launched almost 12 years ago (wow – that makes her blog even older than My Scandinavian Home!). Anne is also a content creator and the co-owner of a creative studio and photography space in LA called (which looks amazing!). Yet, she’s still found the time to do everything from refinishing the floors to renovating the kitchen in her wonderful 1954 LA rental which she shares with her husband Ivan, two cats and a baby on the way. The look is monochrome with warm touches of light wood and brass. Ready for the tour?
The kitchen has been built using cabinet doors from which are designed to fit IKEA units. It was kind of cool to discover that there’s a washing machine and tumble dryer hidden behind the cabinets to the right – I’m all for keeping things clean (and I’m not talking about the clothes!!). The oven is from and the lights are by
I do believe it’s that again (remember it appeared at the end of the bed in ?). From the name I’m guessing IKEA intended it to be used as a coffee table (rocket scientist that I am!!) but I’ve yet to see anyone using it that way. It certainly makes a fine bench as seen here in a corner of Anne’s kitchen.
I absolutely love the spotted rug (from ) – it totally makes the space, don’t you think? The sofa is from ) and the wall light is .
One of the things Anne loves the most about her home is the large windows which flood the living space with light. I like how have built the units around the window.
On Instagram Anne declared that she loves the (seen here as a desk chair) almost as. much as (if not more) than her husband. I can totally see why! It’s a beauty!
Ever since photographing a few weeks back, I’m convinced that every workspace needs a daybed. Are you with me on that? This fine specimen is from .
The nursery is all ready for the big arrival. The über soothing palette is perfect for lulling a baby to sleep (and that armchair is ideal for exhausted parents!).
Cot from , art from and lighting by .
I think I could curl up in that armchair and have a snooze right now. Doesn’t it look inviting?
Is there anything that stood out to you about Anne’s home?
You can see more snapshots over on Anne’s instagram and .
Shall we take at a few more LA homes? After all, we have come all this way….
Have a lovely day!
Niki
Photography: shared with kind permission
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Hej vänner, hur må ni idag? – Can you tell I’m feeling the Swedish after sharing yesterday?! Having said that, I’m about to whisk you to a home far, far, far away where the sun is shining and the weather is warm – yep, today we’re going on a virtual trip to Los Angeles and the beautiful home of ! Looking at her lovely abode you can probably guess she works in the interior world. And yes, Anne is indeed a full-time interior designer as well as the author of popular design book Sage Living – a business that started when she launched almost 12 years ago (wow – that makes her blog even older than My Scandinavian Home!). Anne is also a content creator and the co-owner of a creative studio and photography space in LA called (which looks amazing!). Yet, she’s still found the time to do everything from refinishing the floors to renovating the kitchen in her wonderful 1954 LA rental which she shares with her husband Ivan, two cats and a baby on the way. The look is monochrome with warm touches of light wood and brass. Ready for the tour?
The kitchen has been built using cabinet doors from which are designed to fit IKEA units. It was kind of cool to discover that there’s a washing machine and tumble dryer hidden behind the cabinets to the right – I’m all for keeping things clean (and I’m not talking about the clothes!!). The oven is from and the lights are by
I do believe it’s that again (remember it appeared at the end of the bed in ?). From the name I’m guessing IKEA intended it to be used as a coffee table (rocket scientist that I am!!) but I’ve yet to see anyone using it that way. It certainly makes a fine bench as seen here in a corner of Anne’s kitchen.
I absolutely love the spotted rug (from ) – it totally makes the space, don’t you think? The sofa is from ) and the wall light is .
One of the things Anne loves the most about her home is the large windows which flood the living space with light. I like how have built the units around the window.
On Instagram Anne declared that she loves the (seen here as a desk chair) almost as. much as (if not more) than her husband. I can totally see why! It’s a beauty!
Ever since photographing a few weeks back, I’m convinced that every workspace needs a daybed. Are you with me on that? This fine specimen is from .
The nursery is all ready for the big arrival. The über soothing palette is perfect for lulling a baby to sleep (and that armchair is ideal for exhausted parents!).
Cot from , art from and lighting by .
I think I could curl up in that armchair and have a snooze right now. Doesn’t it look inviting?
Is there anything that stood out to you about Anne’s home?
You can see more snapshots over on Anne’s instagram and .
Shall we take at a few more LA homes? After all, we have come all this way….
Have a lovely day!
Niki
Photography: shared with kind permission
*Affiliate links
