Hallo (limited German ends there...)! I'm excited to be sharing a tour of the lovely home of Maria in North West Germany today. Maria was born in Sweden, and still feels inspired by Scandinavian style, evidence of which can be seen in her apartment which she shares with her husband and two Jack Russell terriers. Her home had me at the hallway - which is flooded with light from the double glass front door. Imagine coming home to this each day?! In the blog survey, many asked to see more 'real' homes, and Maria's struck me as this. There's something so personal and relaxed about it - and the entire space benefits from the most beautiful light. Enjoy the tour!
Qatmer kilim rug, Button hooks from HK Living, French basket bag (so pretty!)
There's something about large, spacious hallways that make a great impact when you walk through the door.
I love Maria's mid-century bureau and it's ideal for narrow spaces too. The mirror above it is from IKEA (and ideal for leaving your lippy / keys etc on!). The accent wall has been painted in Farrow & Ball.
Hay Copenhague table, Kartell Masters Chair, About A Chair, Ripple Curves Pendant lights.
Over-sized Hektar pendant from IKEA.
Did you get a warm feel from this space too?
How I'd love to have this much light in my home (it's the one thing we're quite short of in ours and I do miss it - especially in the winter!).
Is there anything that stood out to you?
Check out more shots from Maria's home here
Get The Look
1. qatmer kilim "ser"
2. Copenhague Table CPH30
3. Ripples Curve Pendant Light
4. STOCKHOLM mirror
5. About A Chair
6. Kartell- Masters Chair
7. French basket
8. HK Living hooks
Looking for a little more interior inspiration for the weekend? You might also like this mid-century inspired space in Berlin, a relaxed home with fabulous splashes of colour and snapshots from the dreamy house of a ceramicist.
Any fun plans for the weelend?! I've got a a bit of an office revamp going on at home which I'm looking to finish up (so wild these days...!). I hope it all works out so I can share the before and after next week (watch this space!). I might just have to treat myself to some drinks in the sun too... do you have any fun plans?
Have a great couple of days and see you Monday!
Qatmer kilim rug, Button hooks from HK Living, French basket bag (so pretty!)
There's something about large, spacious hallways that make a great impact when you walk through the door.
I love Maria's mid-century bureau and it's ideal for narrow spaces too. The mirror above it is from IKEA (and ideal for leaving your lippy / keys etc on!). The accent wall has been painted in Farrow & Ball.
Hay Copenhague table, Kartell Masters Chair, About A Chair, Ripple Curves Pendant lights.
Over-sized Hektar pendant from IKEA.
Did you get a warm feel from this space too?
How I'd love to have this much light in my home (it's the one thing we're quite short of in ours and I do miss it - especially in the winter!).
Is there anything that stood out to you?
Check out more shots from Maria's home here
Get The Look
1. qatmer kilim "ser"
2. Copenhague Table CPH30
3. Ripples Curve Pendant Light
4. STOCKHOLM mirror
5. About A Chair
6. Kartell- Masters Chair
7. French basket
8. HK Living hooks
Looking for a little more interior inspiration for the weekend? You might also like this mid-century inspired space in Berlin, a relaxed home with fabulous splashes of colour and snapshots from the dreamy house of a ceramicist.
Any fun plans for the weelend?! I've got a a bit of an office revamp going on at home which I'm looking to finish up (so wild these days...!). I hope it all works out so I can share the before and after next week (watch this space!). I might just have to treat myself to some drinks in the sun too... do you have any fun plans?
Have a great couple of days and see you Monday!
Theere is certainly something special about this house. One of my favourites. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt's so charming isn't it! Happy weekend to you too!
DeleteAll the light in this home is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI think that's what drew me to the apartment - the light is just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThose honey rich wood floors awash in sunlight warm the house! Big swathes of open floors remind me that rugs are an extra.
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