A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star
Today I have a little treat for you. Not only are we heading to the beautiful district of St. Hanshaugen, an area of Oslo, Norway known for its elegant apartment buildings, leafy namesake park, and sweeping hilltop views across Oslo and the fjord, we’re also being given a tour of an apartment by a hound – an Australian Cobberdog named Oliver, to be precise. 

Monica Flatland’s lovely home is blessed with high ceilings, beautiful cornicing and large windows that let in plenty of light. She has cleverly accentuated the height and architectural details by using subtly different paint colours on the walls (‘kalk’ by Jotun can be seen in the kitchen and living room). I’m especially loving the blue ceiling in the bedroom!

I also love her kitchen, featuring mainly lower cabinets, which enhances the bright and airy feel. But the real star of the show is her beautiful doggy, of course, while the dog-themed art by Monica’s boyfriend (available here) is pretty cute too.

Ready to take a look? Here’s Oliver to give you a tour. 

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star
A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star
A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

Simply beautiful! Granted, Olivier really did steal the show and seems very happy with his home (who wouldn’t?), but I still enjoyed looking at all the details behind him. There’s a wonderful ease about the space.

Could you imagine living here?

Do you have a theme with your art? Looking around my home, people and the human form feature highly in my art, purely subconsciously. I wonder why that is?

Shall we take a quick look at some other Oslo homes today? 

Inside Juni’s Oslo apartment with cool paint colours
At home with the Arctic gardener
A relaxed artist’s home in Oslo (I loved my day capturing this home!)

Happy mid-week friends!

Niki

Photography courtesy of Monica Flatland, shared with kind permission.

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A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star
Today I have a little treat for you. Not only are we heading to the beautiful district of St. Hanshaugen, an area of Oslo, Norway known for its elegant apartment buildings, leafy namesake park, and sweeping hilltop views across Oslo and the fjord, we’re also being given a tour of an apartment by a hound – an Australian Cobberdog named Oliver, to be precise. 

Monica Flatland’s lovely home is blessed with high ceilings, beautiful cornicing and large windows that let in plenty of light. She has cleverly accentuated the height and architectural details by using subtly different paint colours on the walls (‘kalk’ by Jotun can be seen in the kitchen and living room). I’m especially loving the blue ceiling in the bedroom!

I also love her kitchen, featuring mainly lower cabinets, which enhances the bright and airy feel. But the real star of the show is her beautiful doggy, of course, while the dog-themed art by Monica’s boyfriend (available here) is pretty cute too.

Ready to take a look? Here’s Oliver to give you a tour. 

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star
A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star
A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

A Beautiful Oslo Apartment with a Four-Legged Star

Simply beautiful! Granted, Olivier really did steal the show and seems very happy with his home (who wouldn’t?), but I still enjoyed looking at all the details behind him. There’s a wonderful ease about the space.

Could you imagine living here?

Do you have a theme with your art? Looking around my home, people and the human form feature highly in my art, purely subconsciously. I wonder why that is?

Shall we take a quick look at some other Oslo homes today? 

Inside Juni’s Oslo apartment with cool paint colours
At home with the Arctic gardener
A relaxed artist’s home in Oslo (I loved my day capturing this home!)

Happy mid-week friends!

Niki

Photography courtesy of Monica Flatland, shared with kind permission.


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