Hello there, campers! How was your weekend? The sun shone on Sweden for our Midsummer celebrations, and it was a glorious few days full of dancing, feasts, and wildflowers. Our Viking mugs are full!

Who says all Scandinavians are minimalists? This lovely home is brimming with unique touches – from bookshelves stacked with tomes, sculptures, lamps, and other treasures, to an eclectic mix of furniture for both big and small family members, an incredible array of lighting, and plenty of art.

And I’m not just talking traditional art – there’s also the most wonderful hand-painted mural on the ceiling, adding a playful and personal touch to the space.

Keep an eye out for the earthy tones, some gorgeous colour combinations (brown and fuchsia pink, for one – details at the end!), and a clever DIY children’s bed that adds a lovely touch of fun.

A wonderful home where traditional early 19th century architecture meets mid-century and antique pieces – full of personality and, true to Scandinavian style, a calming sense of balance. Welcome inside!

What stood out to you? And tell me – would you ever go for a mural on your ceiling?

Dining room – walls in Silhouette and ceiling in Sand, both by Jotun.  

Master bedroom – walls in Soft and built-in wardrobes in Granskugga by Jotun.  

Children’s bedroom – Lövsal by Jotun. 

Shall we take a little look at a few more eclectic homes today? How about: 

Have a fabulous start to the week friends! 

Niki

PS the light in our little cabin and its surroundings was so incredible on the summer solstice – I’ve shared a couple of films and pictures here if you’d like to see! 

Hello there, campers! How was your weekend? The sun shone on Sweden for our Midsummer celebrations, and it was a glorious few days full of dancing, feasts, and wildflowers. Our Viking mugs are full!

Who says all Scandinavians are minimalists? This lovely home is brimming with unique touches – from bookshelves stacked with tomes, sculptures, lamps, and other treasures, to an eclectic mix of furniture for both big and small family members, an incredible array of lighting, and plenty of art.

And I’m not just talking traditional art – there’s also the most wonderful hand-painted mural on the ceiling, adding a playful and personal touch to the space.

Keep an eye out for the earthy tones, some gorgeous colour combinations (brown and fuchsia pink, for one – details at the end!), and a clever DIY children’s bed that adds a lovely touch of fun.

A wonderful home where traditional early 19th century architecture meets mid-century and antique pieces – full of personality and, true to Scandinavian style, a calming sense of balance. Welcome inside!

What stood out to you? And tell me – would you ever go for a mural on your ceiling?

Dining room – walls in Silhouette and ceiling in Sand, both by Jotun.  

Master bedroom – walls in Soft and built-in wardrobes in Granskugga by Jotun.  

Children’s bedroom – Lövsal by Jotun. 

Shall we take a little look at a few more eclectic homes today? How about: 

Have a fabulous start to the week friends! 

Niki

PS the light in our little cabin and its surroundings was so incredible on the summer solstice – I’ve shared a couple of films and pictures here if you’d like to see!