I think this cosy rug is from . I’ve actually ordered a similar one following earlier this year (couldn’t resist!). The classic shelves are by (based right here in Malmö!).
I’ll never tire of dark blue walls – especially in the bedroom, how about you?! The Walton Ford print is from the (I actually went to that exhibition and it was pretty amazing. Kicking myself now for not picking up a poster in the shop! Guh! (FYI this museum has the best shop E.V.E.R!). The bench – which understandably seems to be popping up in homes everywhere – is the from IKEA.
What do you reckon, could you imagine living here too?
If you snap it up, let me know as you’ll be just around the corner and we can go for a Swedish fika!
I’m so proud of my adopted home city – and have showed many Malmö home tours in the past. A few of my favourites include this (those tiled fireplaces!), (our daughters go to gymnastics together and I am always bowled over when I stop by Malin’s home!) and (also lovely!).
If you’re planning a visit, you might find my helpful (and of course, you can always give me a shout in the comment section or by email if you need any tips!).
It’s a rare double post day today. I’ll be stopping by later to share a film about natural light that I made with VELUX. I hope you are going to like it. It’s my Swedish debut – eeeek (we filmed in Swedish but with English subtitles)!
Until then, friends…
Niki
Photography courtesy of with thanks
I think this cosy rug is from . I’ve actually ordered a similar one following earlier this year (couldn’t resist!). The classic shelves are by (based right here in Malmö!).
I’ll never tire of dark blue walls – especially in the bedroom, how about you?! The Walton Ford print is from the (I actually went to that exhibition and it was pretty amazing. Kicking myself now for not picking up a poster in the shop! Guh! (FYI this museum has the best shop E.V.E.R!). The bench – which understandably seems to be popping up in homes everywhere – is the from IKEA.
What do you reckon, could you imagine living here too?
If you snap it up, let me know as you’ll be just around the corner and we can go for a Swedish fika!
I’m so proud of my adopted home city – and have showed many Malmö home tours in the past. A few of my favourites include this (those tiled fireplaces!), (our daughters go to gymnastics together and I am always bowled over when I stop by Malin’s home!) and (also lovely!).
If you’re planning a visit, you might find my helpful (and of course, you can always give me a shout in the comment section or by email if you need any tips!).
It’s a rare double post day today. I’ll be stopping by later to share a film about natural light that I made with VELUX. I hope you are going to like it. It’s my Swedish debut – eeeek (we filmed in Swedish but with English subtitles)!
Until then, friends…
Niki
Photography courtesy of with thanks
