Relaxed, Colourful Boho Style in a Swedish Country Home

If you plan on visiting Sweden, think about coming between mid-May and beginning of June. It’s a beautiful time: the world has sprung to life in an array of vibrant greens, the birds are back and singing their wonderful chorus and the sweet scent of lilac and wisteria fills the air. And everyone has a spring in their step!

This charming former schoolhouse in the countryside near Uppsala, Sweden fits the mood perfectly! Think early 20th century architecture, playful patchwork, funky art, vibrant colours and warm pools of sunlight. Welcome to a relaxed, boho Swedish country home in springtime!

Oh, so charming. You couldn’t help feeling anything but relaxed here the moment you walk in the door – do you agree?

Patchwork and embroidery are making a major comeback in the interior world – which is lovely to see, but you definitely get the impression that the owners of this house don’t care for trends and simply decorate in a way that makes them happy. Just how a home should be!

I can see myself at that desk – potentially my favourite spot in the house other than sitting at the table in the warm sunshine! Can you imagine yourself kicking about here too?

Take a peek inside a few other former schools today:

My friend Louise’s home in a converted school (look out for the picture of her cat!!)

A converted schoolhouse on the Swedish island of Gotland

A Swedish artist home in a converted school

An old school becomes a light and airy home

A magnificent townhouse in a converted school

Wishing you all a great start to the week!

Niki

Photography: Boukari, Styling: Copparstad for Historiska Hem. Found via Nordroom with thanks.