Hello! I hope you had a great weekend? It was super sunny here in Southern Sweden (finally), so it was all hands on deck getting our little back yard ready (inspired by these outdoor spaces!). It's amazing what you can fit into a small space - and get it to look good to. As you can see in this small Stockholm studio apartment belonging to interior and set designer Emma Wallmen, which measures a mere 23 square metres (247 square feet)! I absolutely love the colour combination: pink, grey, black and white. And of course those reclaimed glass windows used as a room divider. What a truly inspiring small space?
Love, love love! The home is full of little surprises around every corner!
Is there something you like in particular about this home?
A few items I know and love: sleep / sitting area- I recently stumbled across these fab clothes rails, Hektar lamp, this soft knit throw is similar. Other: this rattan chair is similar, pick up an industrial drinks/bar cart here and spray paint black, SINNERLIG jars, vintage terracotta planters. Kitchen / dining: SINNERLIG cork stool, Frama diamond light. Hallway: bench, these vases are similar. Bathroom - Aesop and LA:Bruket soaps.
The pink / peach colour is NSC 2020-Y70R and the hallway has been painted in Alcro pigeon grey.
The coffee table books - The Kinfolk Home, Monochrome Home, Freunde Von Freunden: Berlin.
And of course the windows: if you're in the US you might want to snap up these reclaimed windows which are very similar (hurry!). Or keep an eye on this page for other beautiful windows that pop up all over the world.
If you're loving the pink you might want to check out my 'pink' pinterest board....(anyone guess that it's my favourite accent colour?!).
And for more small space inspiration, the way the interior designer has created different zones reminds me of this Gothenburg apartment...very clever! Or why not pay the small space archive a visit, hey, it's Monday, real work doesn't start until Tuesday.....
Have a lovely day!
PS Thank you so much to everyone who entered the give-away this weekend. The winner has now been announced here.....fingers crossed!.....
Fantastic Frank. Photographer: Anna Malmberg. Interior designer: Emma Wallmen. Found via La Maison D'Anna G with thanks. |
Is there something you like in particular about this home?
A few items I know and love: sleep / sitting area- I recently stumbled across these fab clothes rails, Hektar lamp, this soft knit throw is similar. Other: this rattan chair is similar, pick up an industrial drinks/bar cart here and spray paint black, SINNERLIG jars, vintage terracotta planters. Kitchen / dining: SINNERLIG cork stool, Frama diamond light. Hallway: bench, these vases are similar. Bathroom - Aesop and LA:Bruket soaps.
The pink / peach colour is NSC 2020-Y70R and the hallway has been painted in Alcro pigeon grey.
The coffee table books - The Kinfolk Home, Monochrome Home, Freunde Von Freunden: Berlin.
And of course the windows: if you're in the US you might want to snap up these reclaimed windows which are very similar (hurry!). Or keep an eye on this page for other beautiful windows that pop up all over the world.
If you're loving the pink you might want to check out my 'pink' pinterest board....(anyone guess that it's my favourite accent colour?!).
And for more small space inspiration, the way the interior designer has created different zones reminds me of this Gothenburg apartment...very clever! Or why not pay the small space archive a visit, hey, it's Monday, real work doesn't start until Tuesday.....
Have a lovely day!
PS Thank you so much to everyone who entered the give-away this weekend. The winner has now been announced here.....fingers crossed!.....
Omg what a beautiful home. Thank so mch for sharing. Iam totally in love with that pink wall. I should paint mine, too. =)
ReplyDeleteIt's just great and it doesn't like so "girlish" as I expect
ReplyDeleteI love the design but the pink color here just doesn't do it for me. It is too close to the old bandaid color. Not pleasant at all.
ReplyDeleteThe pink-peach color is delightfully soft and the ideal intensity and hue to balance the linen color and the light wood.
ReplyDeleteI love this so much!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the old weathered windows used as a room divider.
ReplyDeleteThe pink colour - I like to look at but I could not live with it. It's a strange colour - more salmon-y than pink and I have to laugh at Barb's comment about the band-aids.
Funny thing is I have 1 wall at home painted in a similar (somewhat darker colour).