Summer's in full swing here in Scandinavia and there's nowhere I'd rather be ('there's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing' - I hear in Finland it was 11 degrees yesterday - brrrrr!). One particular home in Norway is making full use of being in the land of the glorious midnight sun. Photographer Elisabeth Heier, who's lovely home I've previously featured here, here and here (yes, I love her style), recently shared pictures of her terrace, ready for long suppers al fresco with family and friends. I love the delicate touches of wild summer flowers indoors too. Perfect inspiration for the weekend, don't you think?!
Source: Elisabeth Heier, with kind permission.
Oh so lovely! It's amazing what you a difference you can make with a handful of pretty wild flowers from the garden.
Do you have a favourite flower?
Get the look from Elisabeth's home:
Terrace - Elisabeth laid the table on the terrace with Broste Copenhagen dinnerware, fresh white napkins, and flowers picked from the garden and arranged in little vases in various heights and shapes.
Bedroom - The back wall is painted in 1269 Demring (Lady Pure Color) from Jotun. Also featured - milk lamp, beige stonewashed linen bedding, and Flowerpot lamp. Flower weave rug.
Front of stairs - marble table lamp. Hallway - &tradition mass light (I also love this marble hanging light), Henrik Rasmussen vase.
Hallway - LIND DNA tray, Swing clothes hanger.
And before I head off, here's a little weekend link love:
I love the idea of designing a room around a painting (this is also a great example!).
Go big (or go home) with botanicals this season.
Two ways to see Italy - would you choose this or this?
This cute baby blanket has got over 35,000 repins on Pinterest (I can totally see why, can you?!)
That's the cake solved for Saturday afternoon tea (and Sunday)- nom nom nom!I'd need to recover on this Safari daybed / terrace afterwards - bliss!
And finally, the world's best beaches....just cos.
Have a wonderful weekend, see you Monday!
Source: Elisabeth Heier, with kind permission.
Oh so lovely! It's amazing what you a difference you can make with a handful of pretty wild flowers from the garden.
Do you have a favourite flower?
Get the look from Elisabeth's home:
Terrace - Elisabeth laid the table on the terrace with Broste Copenhagen dinnerware, fresh white napkins, and flowers picked from the garden and arranged in little vases in various heights and shapes.
Bedroom - The back wall is painted in 1269 Demring (Lady Pure Color) from Jotun. Also featured - milk lamp, beige stonewashed linen bedding, and Flowerpot lamp. Flower weave rug.
Front of stairs - marble table lamp. Hallway - &tradition mass light (I also love this marble hanging light), Henrik Rasmussen vase.
Hallway - LIND DNA tray, Swing clothes hanger.
And before I head off, here's a little weekend link love:
I love the idea of designing a room around a painting (this is also a great example!).
Go big (or go home) with botanicals this season.
Two ways to see Italy - would you choose this or this?
This cute baby blanket has got over 35,000 repins on Pinterest (I can totally see why, can you?!)
That's the cake solved for Saturday afternoon tea (and Sunday)- nom nom nom!I'd need to recover on this Safari daybed / terrace afterwards - bliss!
And finally, the world's best beaches....just cos.
Have a wonderful weekend, see you Monday!
Thanks for the inspiration! I absolutely adore Scandinavian interiors as well. Can't wait to travel through Scandinavia some day! x Alona
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IDEAL!!!
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Yesterday was so cold in Helsinki ! Not summer vibes at all. Anyway I'm planning to go for walk and pick some wild flower, today's pics are big inspiration
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful patio indeed! And I love seeing that kitty, totally candid and uncaring about the photo. ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous home! I could totally see myself living there :)
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