Who knew a country school could be so cozy! But in Sweden, such things are possible, here even dilapidated school buildings get an unexpected second life – Linda and her family recently bought the house and decided to settle in it. Gorgeous entrance with porch, high ceilings and large windows – their new home has…
This late 19th-century three-story home in Sydney was converted into a tenement house in the 1920s, but the current owners bought it out and made it their own. The building inherited from the Victorian era an elegant facade with openwork forged railings. In contrast to such a luxurious exterior, the owners, together with the designer,…
We don’t know if designers pursued this goal or not, but the interiors of this apartment breathe a pleasant winter mood. The cool gray wall shade is in tune with the landscapes that we usually see outside the window in winter, and the white rug and plush textiles hint about the snow cover and drifts….
A family with four children lives in this house in the Netherlands, for whom Christmas is the most long-awaited and favorite holiday. In the interiors, that have huge windows and warm decor, everything has taken on a festive look thanks to decorations made from natural materials and handmade items. Christmas elements are well integrated into…
In this Swedish house, the breath of the south is clearly felt. Blue, yellow, fuchsia feel at home here, on a par with white and gray, which are usual for Scandinavian interiors. The tone in design is set by a blue kitchen with gold fittings and a hood, opposite the kitchen is a wall of…
We continue to stroll through the elegant Scandinavian homes on the eve of the holidays. Today we have a noble 1927 villa in the suburbs of Copenhagen, where live Emily – the founder of the Danish jewelry brand Studio Belle-Soeur – with her family. The hostess knows a lot about fashion and physical beauty, so…
Pastel colors can give no less festive mood than the classic red and green range. For this US home, the designer chose a festive decor in cream shades with the addition of spruce and eucalyptus branches, balls and wooden elements. The fireplace portal was decorated with a magnificent spruce-eucalyptus garland, the same plants are used…
For Danish stylist Mette Helena Rasmussen, Christmas starts much earlier than for most people. Due to private shootings of holiday catalogs for brands, the designer buys the first tree in September, and when, after the New Year, everyone throws away their trees for recycling, but picks them up and re-uses them to decorate their photo…
Concrete and wood in this contemporary oceanfront home in Australia not only contrast but complement each other perfectly, creating peace and harmony. The house has a flat rectangular shape and is built entirely of concrete, so it literally merges with the landscape from the outside. Furniture and panels made of natural wood fill the interiors…
Muted tones in this Swedish apartment have created a very calm and somewhat mysterious atmosphere. The burgundy velvet sofa, of course, acts as the main color accent and the highlight of the home, moreover, it looks very elegant and expensive. Zoning is organized in favor of a large open space of the living room and…
