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Showing posts with label scandinavian style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scandinavian style. Show all posts

A Monochromatic Space









Three years ago Jenny and Jorgen moved into their brand new townhouse in Helsingborg's newest neighborhood. Located a stone's throw from the city but still close to both nature and the sea, it's the perfect location for a young family. Jenny and Jorgen were also excited to have a new home that was a blank slate — moving in, the one thing they both wanted was white floors everywhere. When it came to the actual layout, the original version of the house was rather basic, consisting of a lower floor and a steeply roofed unfurnished attic. So downstairs they created an open plan kitchen and living room, with a guest room/office, bathroom and a laundry room. Upstairs they installed two bedrooms and a bathroom. As for decorating, they opted to keep the palette as simple as possible — white walls and floors with black furniture — adding interest with pattern and texture, such as the beautiful carved folding screen and Designers Guild wallpaper in the living room. A Chinese wedding cabinet, Moroccan lanterns, personal photo collages and drawings add personality to their home — and their 20 month old son Isaac is adding his own style to their space as well, with his toy collection and his budding interest in cooking (he has his very own little kitchen corner in his room). And though their home was at first conceived of as monochromatic, colour has been appearing here and there lately — not surprising as Jenny describes their home as a work in progress, ever changing and always fun. More here from Vårt Nya Hem.


(photography by jenny nordqvist)

Pale and Interesting

















Furnished with antique French and Scandinavian furniture, the romantic home of Lance and Victoria Lortschers, located in Hidden Hills on the outskirts of Los Angeles, still feels contemporary thanks to a minimalist palette of white accented with black. More here via Vårt Nya Hem.





(photography by birgitta wolfgang drejer)

Modernist Retreat









Love the pretty mix of old and new in the home of jewelry designer Julie Wettergren Andersen, her husband Christopher Andersen and their small son Conrad — great relaxed style. More here via Femina.


(photography by martin sølyst / erik bjørn kompagni)

A Warm Minimalism






The home of Jacob Holm, head of Fritz Hansen, serves as a minimalist showcase for pieces from his company — with a few personal touches here and there to warm it up, too. I love the quality of the softly filtered light in this space, which keeps it from feeling too chilly. Via the always lovely emmas designblogg.


(photography by Ditte Isager)

Family Modern







This Finnish home is a wonderful example of relaxed Scandinavian modern style — here design classics mix happily with flea market finds and vintage posters found on trips abroad, while the numerous books and children's toys show that it's a home that's really lived in and enjoyed. More photos here on Plaza.


(photography by Jorma Marstio)

Lo Bjurulf









Today I'm enjoying a browse through the lovely portfolio of stylist Lo Bjurulf — here's just a few of my many faves.