I love how Eva-marie dares to be bold. This cobalt blue desk was a simple off-white colour when she first discovered it and has been turned into a statement piece with an unexpected splash of paint. See below for the ‘before’. 

These large openings from room to room are a common feature in Copenhagen turn-of-the-century buildings and allow the light to flow through the space. I love this glimpse into the sitting room where sculptures have been wall mounted beside art. 

Notice the stainless-steel dining chairs (seen more clearly in the lead picture) – a big trend in the world of interiors right now. 

Playful touches can be seen in many corners of Eva-marie’s home giving the space a whimsical touch. Notice how she has played with shape – for example in the image above three round items have been grouped together to create balance. 

Fortune favours the brave, as they say, and this recently painted yellow door makes a wonderful focal point in the kitchen. 

Eva-marie’s love for different mediums also shines in the pale pink master bedroom where art, sculpture and decorative lamps have been grouped together. Notice how she also uses ‘negative space’ (i.e. areas of the room left blank) to train the eye and create a sense of calm. 

Dark brown and mustard hues work beautifully with the pink and create contrast. 

There’s something wonderfully decadent about the bathroom – and yet it also has an old school feel about it at the same time. It’s fun to see the use of wallpaper! Note that while it looks like a wall-to-wall carpet in the image above, it’s a stone floor, so no one need panic! 

I love how Eva-marie dares to be bold. This cobalt blue desk was a simple off-white colour when she first discovered it and has been turned into a statement piece with an unexpected splash of paint. See below for the ‘before’. 

These large openings from room to room are a common feature in Copenhagen turn-of-the-century buildings and allow the light to flow through the space. I love this glimpse into the sitting room where sculptures have been wall mounted beside art. 

Notice the stainless-steel dining chairs (seen more clearly in the lead picture) – a big trend in the world of interiors right now. 

Playful touches can be seen in many corners of Eva-marie’s home giving the space a whimsical touch. Notice how she has played with shape – for example in the image above three round items have been grouped together to create balance. 

Fortune favours the brave, as they say, and this recently painted yellow door makes a wonderful focal point in the kitchen. 

Eva-marie’s love for different mediums also shines in the pale pink master bedroom where art, sculpture and decorative lamps have been grouped together. Notice how she also uses ‘negative space’ (i.e. areas of the room left blank) to train the eye and create a sense of calm. 

Dark brown and mustard hues work beautifully with the pink and create contrast. 

There’s something wonderfully decadent about the bathroom – and yet it also has an old school feel about it at the same time. It’s fun to see the use of wallpaper! Note that while it looks like a wall-to-wall carpet in the image above, it’s a stone floor, so no one need panic!