Have you got that Friday feeling? I’m feeling it friends – woohooo! I’ve been in sunny Denmark for the night – and I can’t tell you how happy I am to return to this wonderful country! One of my favourite past times is people watching and there’s so much to love about the relaxed, boho Danish style. This filters all the way down to their homes. Are you ready to take a peek behind the facade of a relaxed Copenhagen home? lives with her boyfriend Jonathan in a one bedroom flat in the heart of the capital. The self confessed ‘Little Botonist’, has a passion for greenery and filled her home with over 100 plants which nestle beside flea market finds and Scandinavian design classics. Welcome to Louise’s urban jungle!
“My passion for plants started around five years ago. My Dad gave me a mini orange tree that he owned but was dying. Somehow I managed to keep it alive and make it thrive again. It made me so happy that I had the power to nurture a plant. From that moment on, my love and passion for plants grew” – Louise
“We have over 100 plants in our two room apartment and I cannot imagine a home without them. They make our home feel alive and bring me peace”
“I love to learn about biology and nature and spend a lot of time reading about and studying my plants. At the beginning I watered them every Sunday. Now I am somehow synchronized with them all and water them whenever I feel it’s needed”
Thank you so much for inviting us into your urban jungle Louise!
Has this inspired you to introduce more plants to your home? I’d love to have more! I’m feeling a growing confidence having kept both a lemon and fig tree alive this year – miracles of miracles! Could this be my own ‘urban jungle’ year?
See more green inspiration:
Right friends, there are two little ladies waiting for me – sun hats on, beach towels draped over their shoulders. Time to enjoy our last day in Denmark (if you haven’t been to Hornbæk, it’s a must! So many beautiful interior design shops!).
I’ll be blogging three days next week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) and then the crazies go back to school so it’ll all be back to normal with the five posts again. Thank you for bearing with me!
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Niki
Photography:
Have you got that Friday feeling? I’m feeling it friends – woohooo! I’ve been in sunny Denmark for the night – and I can’t tell you how happy I am to return to this wonderful country! One of my favourite past times is people watching and there’s so much to love about the relaxed, boho Danish style. This filters all the way down to their homes. Are you ready to take a peek behind the facade of a relaxed Copenhagen home? lives with her boyfriend Jonathan in a one bedroom flat in the heart of the capital. The self confessed ‘Little Botonist’, has a passion for greenery and filled her home with over 100 plants which nestle beside flea market finds and Scandinavian design classics. Welcome to Louise’s urban jungle!
“My passion for plants started around five years ago. My Dad gave me a mini orange tree that he owned but was dying. Somehow I managed to keep it alive and make it thrive again. It made me so happy that I had the power to nurture a plant. From that moment on, my love and passion for plants grew” – Louise
“We have over 100 plants in our two room apartment and I cannot imagine a home without them. They make our home feel alive and bring me peace”
“I love to learn about biology and nature and spend a lot of time reading about and studying my plants. At the beginning I watered them every Sunday. Now I am somehow synchronized with them all and water them whenever I feel it’s needed”
Thank you so much for inviting us into your urban jungle Louise!
Has this inspired you to introduce more plants to your home? I’d love to have more! I’m feeling a growing confidence having kept both a lemon and fig tree alive this year – miracles of miracles! Could this be my own ‘urban jungle’ year?
See more green inspiration:
Right friends, there are two little ladies waiting for me – sun hats on, beach towels draped over their shoulders. Time to enjoy our last day in Denmark (if you haven’t been to Hornbæk, it’s a must! So many beautiful interior design shops!).
I’ll be blogging three days next week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) and then the crazies go back to school so it’ll all be back to normal with the five posts again. Thank you for bearing with me!
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Niki
Photography:
