In this traditional Swedish cottage, time seemed to have stopped 50-60 years ago. Retro furniture and decor pieces, wooden elements show signs of wear of varying degrees, even small household appliances are made in the style of the middle of the last century. In addition, it is worth mentioning the riot of colors – juicy…
This holiday villa on the island of Sicily combines stylish Italian design with vibrant glazed tiles that add a playful, exotic touch to the otherwise formal interior. The house is designed in simple minimalist architecture: one-story structure, glass walls, large panoramic terrace with a swimming pool. But the main feature of the interiors are the…
While working on the interiors of this attic apartment in Stockholm, designers decided to create a light and cheerful summer mood. Firstly, they enhanced the natural light with the help of white walls and the absence of curtains – now the home is bathed in the gentle rays of the sun almost all day long….
Chloe and Jack are not only interior design business partners (their firm is called Clo Studios), but they are also a married couple with common interests and hobbies. When designing their home in Queensland, Australia, the family wanted the interiors to reflect their love of travel and creativity. Looking at the photographs of their home,…
This cottage on the outskirts of Oslo was built in the 1950s, but recent renovations to the interiors make it look like a vibrant modern home. According to local laws, it was prohibited to change the structure of the house, but the designers of the Kvistad studio actively worked with new materials and paints –…
The living room of this Swedish apartment has an atmosphere of eternal summer – bright yellow walls, colorful posters and living plants create the mood in this home. In addition, books and small decor, as well as a green park outside the window, add even more life to the space. The botanical theme was supported…
This holiday villa in Portugal beautifully combines traditional Mediterranean influences with stylish contemporary decor. The core of the interiors is characterized by smeared surfaces, rounded corners and shapes, as well as numerous niches in the walls – in addition to sloping ceilings with beams. On the other hand, what is modern here are huge windows…
Walking past this 1930s villa in Sydney, it’s easy to imagine you’re in the south of France. Endless arches, natural stone paving of the facade, tiled roof and especially the green garden – the architecture and grounds were clearly inspired by traditional European villas on the Cote d’Azur. On the other hand, the interiors of…
The interior of this small Swedish apartment evokes emotions similar to a teddy bear – it seems just as soft and fluffy. Warm monochrome colors together with light textiles create a very inviting aura, while several long-pile throws add softness to the space. The apartment is quite compact – in the only living room, the…
Fresh paint was the only thing the beautiful traditional 1920s villa in Denmark needed when Soren and Cecily moved in a few years ago. The house was very well preserved, all the attractive period details were in place and the interiors only needed a facelift. But actually then the most interesting thing began – the…
