Who’s ready for a lie-in? If it meant chilling here, I’d be happy to take an entire duvet day and make my way through the last episodes of The Queen’s Gambit (have you seen it? If not, it’s a must!). This week on the blog, we’ve been on a tour of a charming Stockholm apartment, an edgy Berlin flat, and a tiny house on wheels, so today I thought we’d take a breather and admire this light and airy space, where the beauty lies in the simplicity. Think milky white hues, soft fabrics and a whole load of light! 

Although not featured, I kind of want to go in and put a Samsung Frame TV (with light wood frame) on the wall instead of the picture. It would make a perfect TV corner and that’s the perfect TV (I’m not sponsored to say that, even if I did do a collaboration around it back in 2016! – I just love it!). But maybe, it’s because I’m still thinking about that series….

Just the breather I needed! 

Love the dark blue kitchen cabinets too – they helps to break up the white. 

Is there anything that stood out to you?

I’ll be back tomorrow with a colourful danish home full of art – I think you’re going to like it!

Niki

Who’s ready for a lie-in? If it meant chilling here, I’d be happy to take an entire duvet day and make my way through the last episodes of The Queen’s Gambit (have you seen it? If not, it’s a must!). This week on the blog, we’ve been on a tour of a charming Stockholm apartment, an edgy Berlin flat, and a tiny house on wheels, so today I thought we’d take a breather and admire this light and airy space, where the beauty lies in the simplicity. Think milky white hues, soft fabrics and a whole load of light! 

Although not featured, I kind of want to go in and put a Samsung Frame TV (with light wood frame) on the wall instead of the picture. It would make a perfect TV corner and that’s the perfect TV (I’m not sponsored to say that, even if I did do a collaboration around it back in 2016! – I just love it!). But maybe, it’s because I’m still thinking about that series….

Just the breather I needed! 

Love the dark blue kitchen cabinets too – they helps to break up the white. 

Is there anything that stood out to you?

I’ll be back tomorrow with a colourful danish home full of art – I think you’re going to like it!

Niki