Among other things, we love Scandinavian design because it makes everything natural and sustainable in style. In this wonderful Norwegian apartment, there is so much wood and beautiful details made of it that even the photographs radiate a very pleasant warmth and sense of comfort. It should also be noted that each piece of decor…
Paula Ordovas, the creator of the popular fashion blog mypeeptoes.com, spent more than two years looking for the perfect home for herself, but fell in love with this one at first sight. An apartment with a terrace in the center of Madrid boasts plenty of natural light, huge windows and spacious rooms – just as…
Danish actress Molly Egelind and her husband until recently lived in the countryside but always dreamed of an apartment in the capital. This apartment in the center immediately caught their attention: high ceilings, stucco and history are just what a creative couple needs. But the new owners approached the interior decoration a little outside the…
This loft in Krakow, Poland, is one of a kind and certainly one of the coolest residential developments in this small but beautiful tourist town. Several local designers have worked on its renovation and have managed to create an interesting modern space that has been noted by many leading interior publications. In fact, the apartment…
On Sundays, we are usually in a bright and joyful mood, so we want to share such an airy and simply pleasant small apartment in Gothenburg. This is a space for people who value, first of all, a warm atmosphere and natural light, rather than seeking to fill their home with extraordinary design solutions. These…
The main advantage of this cozy yet rather small apartment in the Costa Bravo, Spain, is its location a few steps from the sea and a wonderful spacious terrace with furniture and views of the beach and mountains. With such an inspiring outdoor space, you can really only go inside occasionally. The interiors are a…
Today is Saturday, and this means we have another cute Scandinavian dacha. Interestingly, the inhabitants of Sweden love their traditional summer cottages so much that they almost always decorate them in the same classic Scandinavian style – no minimalism and concrete surfaces. Just take a look at this lovely two-story house in a Swedish village…
When some time ago Christophe inherited this magnificent 17th-century mansion in the south of France from his grandmother, he could not immediately decide whether to keep the estate for himself or not – a lot of effort and finances had to be invested in its reconstruction. But his love for classical architecture and memory convinced…
Looking at the pictures of this unusual mountain cottage in Norway, one might think that the architects wanted to camouflage the house as a local landscape. Not only is the facade decorated with raw wood logs, unusually laid out diagonally, but also the roof is covered with live grass. Nature here has completely captured the…
This small studio apartment in Stockholm is remarkable for several reasons. Firstly, plaster – this already slightly forgotten technique for wall decorating, in this case, turned out to be the main one, because it is present on different walls and in different shades. In addition, we liked the vintage wooden doors – they look quite…
