Step Inside a Cosy Swedish Allotment Cottage Dressed for Christmas
I always get excited when I feature a kolonistuga (Swedish allotment cottage), but this little one is particularly exciting! Why? Allotment cottages are very seasonal. Since the water is usually turned off to avoid pipes freezing in colder weather, it’s rare to see one decorated for Christmas.
Located in the heart of Gothenburg, this little cottage belongs to Elin Lannsjö. She loves staying here year-round. You might recognise the white abode from a summer feature way back in 2015. Now, I’m thrilled to share a tour of Elin’s cottage dressed in simple yet beautiful festive touches, complete with a roaring fire.
Outside, the snow blankets the ground, while inside, the glow of candlelight makes the cottage feel warm and inviting. Touches of greenery—branches of pine, amaryllis, and hyacinths—add to the cozy yuletide vibe.
Ready to step inside and soak up the Christmas charm of Elin’s cosy cottage?
So cosy! A real little winter haven in the heart of the city.
Perfect inspiration for the first Sunday of Advent (when traditionally in Sweden everyone starts to decorate their home, although I have noticed many couldn’t resist starting already purely to brighten up the winter darkness!).
Is there anything that stood out to you about Elin’s cosy stuga?
Before I wrap up for the weekend, why not grab a blanket and cosy up for a few more cabin tours:
Have a lovely weekend friends. Thank you so much for stopping by, I’ve loved reading all your emails and comments and so happy you have enjoyed the tours this week (and the chairs in my dining room!).
Stor kram!
Niki
Photography courtesy of Elin Lannsjo, shared with kind permission.
I always get excited when I feature a kolonistuga (Swedish allotment cottage), but this little one is particularly exciting! Why? Allotment cottages are very seasonal. Since the water is usually turned off to avoid pipes freezing in colder weather, it’s rare to see one decorated for Christmas.
Located in the heart of Gothenburg, this little cottage belongs to Elin Lannsjö. She loves staying here year-round. You might recognise the white abode from a summer feature way back in 2015. Now, I’m thrilled to share a tour of Elin’s cottage dressed in simple yet beautiful festive touches, complete with a roaring fire.
Outside, the snow blankets the ground, while inside, the glow of candlelight makes the cottage feel warm and inviting. Touches of greenery—branches of pine, amaryllis, and hyacinths—add to the cozy yuletide vibe.
Ready to step inside and soak up the Christmas charm of Elin’s cosy cottage?
So cosy! A real little winter haven in the heart of the city.
Perfect inspiration for the first Sunday of Advent (when traditionally in Sweden everyone starts to decorate their home, although I have noticed many couldn’t resist starting already purely to brighten up the winter darkness!).
Is there anything that stood out to you about Elin’s cosy stuga?
Before I wrap up for the weekend, why not grab a blanket and cosy up for a few more cabin tours:
Have a lovely weekend friends. Thank you so much for stopping by, I’ve loved reading all your emails and comments and so happy you have enjoyed the tours this week (and the chairs in my dining room!).
Stor kram!
Niki
Photography courtesy of Elin Lannsjo, shared with kind permission.
