God morgon vänner! I’m excited to kick off the week with the wonderfully relaxed home of Jenny Brucherseifer, a jewellery buyer living in ‘Südstadt’, Cologne, Germany. Jenny and her boyfriend took their time to find their new home – eventually falling in love with this 19th century apartment with its magnificent high ceilings and large windows. The pair moved in in February 2020 – immediately before the pandemic. The lockdown meant they had plenty of time to furnish their new home – choosing to invest in a wonderful selection of vintage pieces and beautiful lighting (some iconic, some high street!), designed to stand the test of time. In the evenings, the couple love to read and listen to music – either playing their own tunes or listening to music from the neighbours pads, floating in through the window! 

Recognise the Elfa shelves? I pointed these a couple of weeks ago in a small swedish home too) – they’re very popular as they look great but also really practical! 

Jenny loves to search for vintage pieces online at Lauritz, eBay, and 1stdibs but also in local stores such as Ode & Dyck. 

Jenny has used the same styling trick seen in a Swedish home last week: placing a large plant on a stool to give it more height. 

An iconic Pipistrello lamp rests on a side table in the sitting room, while two pendant lights from HM Home hang over the dining table (out of stock – but well worth the wait if you can get hold of one!). 

How wonderful! Every time I look through the pictures, I spot another fabulous piece of furniture. And I love the vibe too! 

Is there anything that stands out to you? 

Checkout more daily snapshots of this lovely apartment over at @a.start.of.something.new. 

Wishing you all a wonderful start to the week! 

Niki

Photography @a.start.of.something.new, shared with kind permission. 

God morgon vänner! I’m excited to kick off the week with the wonderfully relaxed home of Jenny Brucherseifer, a jewellery buyer living in ‘Südstadt’, Cologne, Germany. Jenny and her boyfriend took their time to find their new home – eventually falling in love with this 19th century apartment with its magnificent high ceilings and large windows. The pair moved in in February 2020 – immediately before the pandemic. The lockdown meant they had plenty of time to furnish their new home – choosing to invest in a wonderful selection of vintage pieces and beautiful lighting (some iconic, some high street!), designed to stand the test of time. In the evenings, the couple love to read and listen to music – either playing their own tunes or listening to music from the neighbours pads, floating in through the window! 

Recognise the Elfa shelves? I pointed these a couple of weeks ago in a small swedish home too) – they’re very popular as they look great but also really practical! 

Jenny loves to search for vintage pieces online at Lauritz, eBay, and 1stdibs but also in local stores such as Ode & Dyck. 

Jenny has used the same styling trick seen in a Swedish home last week: placing a large plant on a stool to give it more height. 

An iconic Pipistrello lamp rests on a side table in the sitting room, while two pendant lights from HM Home hang over the dining table (out of stock – but well worth the wait if you can get hold of one!). 

How wonderful! Every time I look through the pictures, I spot another fabulous piece of furniture. And I love the vibe too! 

Is there anything that stands out to you? 

Checkout more daily snapshots of this lovely apartment over at @a.start.of.something.new. 

Wishing you all a wonderful start to the week! 

Niki

Photography @a.start.of.something.new, shared with kind permission.