When Camilla found out that a neighbor was selling his living space, she was in seventh heaven with happiness, because she had long dreamed of combining two neighboring apartments and making a large common space. To bring the idea to life, Camilla had to draw more than 50 different floor plans and go through a…
This duplex apartment in Sweden, due to its large area, may well be called a home. On the ground floor, where the kitchen, living room and dining room are located, the floors are painted green, which is unusual for Scandinavian interiors. This immediately gave the space a special mood, moreover, this shade is in perfect…
This apartment in Sweden is a fairly typical example of Scandinavian housing, and that’s why it is interesting to us. There are almost no walls and partitions, but nevertheless, the space is clearly divided into three functional areas: kitchen-dining room, living room and bedroom. A large dining table is an important attribute for Swedes who…
The designer decided to highlight the personality of the owners of this apartment in Madrid with the help of decor, paintings and photographs. The home has a lot of natural light coming in through large windows, and the white ceiling and walls help it diffuse beautifully. The kitchen is hidden in a niche without a…
The wall decoration in this Swedish apartment is different in every room, which is what makes this small home so interesting. So, in the living room, the walls are gray and this is just a great background for white furniture and numerous posters. Brickwork is not a kitchen – such a Scandinavian version of a…
Wall posters are another great budget-friendly way to spice up a boring space or make an interior more dramatic. Without posters, this small two-room apartment in Goteborg would be well, absolutely insipid: white walls and furniture, minimum decor, no prints and bright accents. But now the home seems both alive, bright and stylish – all…
The small total area of this one-bedroom apartment in Sweden did not hinder the use of interesting design solutions and rich color combinations. For example, the walls in the living room-kitchen are painted dark gray, while the floor was decided to be white. Framed posters look spectacular against the background of such walls, as well…
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…
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…
Those familiar with the extraordinary Italian brand of designer rugs cc-tapis can easily assume that the home of the company’s creators will also be out of the ordinary. Indeed, there is not a single boring or banal corner in the wonderful home of the owner family in Milan. Every inch of the walls here is…
