Inside Daniela’s Vintage Scandinavian Home: With a Blend of German and Finnish Influences

I’ve always been fascinated by the homes of people living abroad. It’s so inspiring to see hints of the culture they’ve brought with them mixed with influences from their new country—and everything in between. Over the years, I’ve shared so many beautiful examples: a Swedish photographer in France, two German creatives in Österlen, Sweden, and a Scandinavian living in Mallorca… and today, I’m excited to introduce Daniela’s home!

Originally from Munich, Daniela now lives in Gothenburg with her husband and their two children. Their 145-square-meter apartment is a newly renovated rental in an old building, and they’ve been here for six years. With a Finnish husband, German roots, and a love of design, Daniela’s home is a wonderful mix of Scandinavian mid-century modern, vintage treasures (including pieces from her husband’s Finnish family), and unique finds she’s thrifted or picked up on Facebook Marketplace. It’s stylish yet full of warmth, romance, and personality -a beautiful reflection of their life and creative spirit.

I can’t wait to show you more!

Charming, and so cosy!

Did you see all the plants? The recent storms have meant that there are no leaves on the trees now and they are lying dormant for winter – so seeing greenery indoors really lifts the spirits. I particularly like how climbers have been trained up and around the double doors between rooms.

Is there anything that stood out to you in Daniela’s home?

You can see more pictures and films over on Daniela’s inspiring instagram account @hejhejheimat.

Have a happy Wednesday!

Niki

Photography courtesy of @hejhejheimat, shared with kind permission.