Step Inside Anita’s Earthy Family home In Switzerland (Wait Till You See The View!)

Men, tjena! How was your weekend? I hope you had a great one. Ours was a little uneventful but I did manage to squeeze in a trip to the cinema to see 1917 – what an incredible film! So moving! Well worth seeing. Anyhooo, I know you’re here to get a little interior inspiration and I promise we’re all in for a major treat today. This serene home in Gelterkinden, a town in the countryside near Basel, Switzerland belongs to Anita, her husband, three children, two cats and 7 tortoises (I was desperately looking out for a reptile in the pictures but sadly didn’t spot any!). The house was built in 1949 and Anita and her husband have spent three years renovating it (“it’s still an ongoing / never ending project!” – don’t I know that feeling!). Just like the lovely family concept store Wundernest, which Anita runs with her friend Claudia, the family home is full of earthy, natural and ethically made items giving the entire space an element of calm and a lovely warm feel.

It’s quite unusual to see light wood kitchen cabinets – and I absolutely love them, especially when combined with white walls and a concrete floor.

A gallery behind the sofa is made up of a subtle yet eclectic array of items including shelving, a print and skateboard (from Indiana Skateboards & SUP).

This set-up reminds me very much of my own vintage mid-century trolley (these pictures of it were taken 8 years ago – I can’t tell you how much has changed since then!) – pick up a similar one here*. I love the way Anita has used it to display books, plants and a Marshall speaker*.

Imagine how nice it would it be to throw open the shutters to this view of the Swiss countryside every morning? Talk about taking that first coffee to another level!

Monday mornings tend to be a little fraught (don’t you think?) but this lovely home makes me feel instantly calm and like I can achieve anything! It’s simply beautiful!

I love the earthy tones. And the view over the Swiss countryside from the bedroom is wonderful! How nice would it be to throw open the shutters to that every morning?

You can see more of Anita’s home over on her instagram @wundernest. In two week’s time, Wundernest will open its doors in Liestal – if you’re in the area, do stop by!

Looking back through the archives I found this to be my first ever feature of a Swiss home – hopefully the first of many! But if you’re looking for more ‘earthy’ inspiration I love Danila’s Finnish home in a rental, the fabulous Sydney home of an interior stylist and a Gothenburg home full of treasures.

Have a great start to the week!

Niki

Photography courtesy of Anita / @wundernest

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