Men tjeeeena! I hope you had a lovely Easter weekend. Ours was different of course, but we tried out best to make the most of it anyway. During my days off I was searching online for Scandinavian craft ideas and stumbled across Jenny Johansson‘s blog. Jenny lives in Umeå, North east of Stockholm with her husband and twin son and daughter as well as their very mischievous Siberian cat (keep a look out for him throughout the tour!). Jenny is a florist with a passion for interior design and spends her spare time crafting, gardening and baking – evidence of which can be found throughout her delightful Instagram feed! Welcome to Jenny’s world – full of prints, plants and bold patterns! 

I love the mix of pattern in this black and white corner of the kitchen, but the real eye-catcher is the ‘Bored’ print* by Fine Little Day! 

I spy a true Scandinavian classic: Iittala tea light holders* in various colours. They look so pretty in the evening when the candles are lit. But  the kitty totally steals the show! Prrrrr! 

A scene familiar to many right now – making the most of cosy days at home to do all those activities you might not have had the time to do otherwise. I’m very curious to find out what Jenny’s knitting, aren’t you?! 

I love the Berså tea cup and saucer set on the table behind Jenny. Designed by Stig Lindberg in the 60s, the series is a well-loved classic and still in production today but you can also pick up original vintage Berså porcelain here. 

Jenny’s sitting room is made extra cosy with a Söderhamn corner sofa, colourful cushions and lots of plants. The black and white Kompisarna print is by Swedish artist Anna Grundberg. 

Oooooh so lovely. 

It’s nice to see a trampoline peeping into the side of the picture in the garden! Our girls have been on theirs ALL weekend making up various Tick Tock routines – but I’m not sure it would ever feature on My Scandinavian Home!! I wonder if anyone has ever thought about creating a ‘design’ version? Maybe with a flower design?!

All in all, a lovely, cosy and personal family home!

Is there anything that stood out to you?

You can see more pictures from Jenny’s home and get some DIY / Craft ideas on her blog and instagram. 

Other Swedish family homes to love today: 

Wishing you a lovely day, stay safe friends. 

Niki

Men tjeeeena! I hope you had a lovely Easter weekend. Ours was different of course, but we tried out best to make the most of it anyway. During my days off I was searching online for Scandinavian craft ideas and stumbled across Jenny Johansson‘s blog. Jenny lives in Umeå, North east of Stockholm with her husband and twin son and daughter as well as their very mischievous Siberian cat (keep a look out for him throughout the tour!). Jenny is a florist with a passion for interior design and spends her spare time crafting, gardening and baking – evidence of which can be found throughout her delightful Instagram feed! Welcome to Jenny’s world – full of prints, plants and bold patterns! 

I love the mix of pattern in this black and white corner of the kitchen, but the real eye-catcher is the ‘Bored’ print* by Fine Little Day! 

I spy a true Scandinavian classic: Iittala tea light holders* in various colours. They look so pretty in the evening when the candles are lit. But  the kitty totally steals the show! Prrrrr! 

A scene familiar to many right now – making the most of cosy days at home to do all those activities you might not have had the time to do otherwise. I’m very curious to find out what Jenny’s knitting, aren’t you?! 

I love the Berså tea cup and saucer set on the table behind Jenny. Designed by Stig Lindberg in the 60s, the series is a well-loved classic and still in production today but you can also pick up original vintage Berså porcelain here. 

Jenny’s sitting room is made extra cosy with a Söderhamn corner sofa, colourful cushions and lots of plants. The black and white Kompisarna print is by Swedish artist Anna Grundberg. 

Oooooh so lovely. 

It’s nice to see a trampoline peeping into the side of the picture in the garden! Our girls have been on theirs ALL weekend making up various Tick Tock routines – but I’m not sure it would ever feature on My Scandinavian Home!! I wonder if anyone has ever thought about creating a ‘design’ version? Maybe with a flower design?!

All in all, a lovely, cosy and personal family home!

Is there anything that stood out to you?

You can see more pictures from Jenny’s home and get some DIY / Craft ideas on her blog and instagram. 

Other Swedish family homes to love today: 

Wishing you a lovely day, stay safe friends. 

Niki