Sponsored*:
With all that’s going on right now, it’s not the easiest to find things to do over the holidays, don’t you think? Gaaah! I do have one idea for you though (although I might be a little biased!) – have you visited my online exhibition at the yet? In case you missed it, the is a celebration of everyday Swedish design and architecture – shown through a selection of real homes. Last year, I ran a series of real open home viewings across Sweden. And now, I invite you to virtually discover these handpicked homes online.
Here are a few of my favourites:
Funkis Townhouse
Former Railway Station
The final departure from Norra Vram station was in 1966. Now this lovely yellow and brick building, which belongs to the first generation off iconic Skåne railway stations has been carefully modernised into a beautiful home. Take the tour .
Bohuslän Summer Cottage
Built in 1909, this former farm in Bohuslän on Sweden’s west coast has become a charming costal summer cottage. The pretty farmhouse near the picturesque fishing village of Mollösund (which I have visited many times by boat and features in my ) bears many of the signature architectural characteristics of the region and a perfect spot from which to wile away a summer. Take the tour .
Feel like seeing a few more homes? Pour yourself a coffee (make it extra strong to get into the Scandi spirit), put up your feet and click .
I hope you enjoy the exhibition as much as I did curating it!
Niki
Photo credits: 1. Tim Bohman / Fastighetsbyrån 2. Mattias Hallestrand / Diakrit / Fastighetsbyrån 3. Fredrik Ahlbäck / Valvet 4. Mattias Vogel / Skeppsholmen Sotheby’s
*It was an honour to be curate this exhibition and promote it as part of a paid partnership with Visit Sweden.
Sponsored*:
With all that’s going on right now, it’s not the easiest to find things to do over the holidays, don’t you think? Gaaah! I do have one idea for you though (although I might be a little biased!) – have you visited my online exhibition at the yet? In case you missed it, the is a celebration of everyday Swedish design and architecture – shown through a selection of real homes. Last year, I ran a series of real open home viewings across Sweden. And now, I invite you to virtually discover these handpicked homes online.
Here are a few of my favourites:
Funkis Townhouse
Former Railway Station
The final departure from Norra Vram station was in 1966. Now this lovely yellow and brick building, which belongs to the first generation off iconic Skåne railway stations has been carefully modernised into a beautiful home. Take the tour .
Bohuslän Summer Cottage
Built in 1909, this former farm in Bohuslän on Sweden’s west coast has become a charming costal summer cottage. The pretty farmhouse near the picturesque fishing village of Mollösund (which I have visited many times by boat and features in my ) bears many of the signature architectural characteristics of the region and a perfect spot from which to wile away a summer. Take the tour .
Feel like seeing a few more homes? Pour yourself a coffee (make it extra strong to get into the Scandi spirit), put up your feet and click .
I hope you enjoy the exhibition as much as I did curating it!
Niki
Photo credits: 1. Tim Bohman / Fastighetsbyrån 2. Mattias Hallestrand / Diakrit / Fastighetsbyrån 3. Fredrik Ahlbäck / Valvet 4. Mattias Vogel / Skeppsholmen Sotheby’s
*It was an honour to be curate this exhibition and promote it as part of a paid partnership with Visit Sweden.
