Hi de hi campers! I'm on a roll this morning (finally) having ticked off loads from my to do list (check me out!) - it was a long time coming though as this sunny weather has thrown me off my game completely lately! And now for the fun part of my day - writing about today's home tour. And this one comes in the shape of a beautiful Swedish family home in in Bagarmossen in the outskirts of Stockholm. Janniche Kristoffersen the blogger behind Bloggaibagis) and her husband Johan have been renovating their 1950's house over the space of six years and recently moved back in after installing (a fabulous) new kitchen. The home is a vision in white, green and dusty rose accents - and a true calm, oasis for the Janniche, Johan, daughter Rio and son Otis. Välkommen!
The kitchen cabinets are from Skandinaviska Shakerkök (excited to see they have a showroom in Malmö!) and the countertop is from House of Design Sweden. The walls have been painted in EN.02.84 from Nordsjö.
Mix of Thonet (buy similar here) and vintage chairs, Resting Feet print by Rosie Pike for Paper Collective.
Eames RAR rocker (and budget version!), gotland sheepskin throw, and Formakami pendant light.
Söderhamn sofa, Pyramid blanket, washed linen cushion cover (striped).
Collection of Dots by Muuto, Sinnerlig lamp, white linen bed skirt,
Cushion made from Water Lilies fabric from Fine Little Day, Hay crinkle plaid throw, wall painted in L8.04.50 from Nordsjö.
Pendant lamp from Afroart, Skådis peg board, le sac en papier, source a similar Beni Ourain here. Postcard / print by Emily Winfield Martin, wall painted in HoP greige from Nordsjö.
Sailor Poster, source a similar vintage wicker chair here, the wall is painted in Dusky Paris from Nordsjö.
Prettiest door painted in D6.07.77 from Nordsjö.
Well, I think I might be just about ready to move in. How about you?!
Isn't this the loveliest of homes?! Janniche's style looks so effortless (even though there's no doubt a lot of thought and hard work behind every space.). I particularly love the wall colours in each of the bedrooms.
Is there anything you love in particular?
Follow Janniche's renovations and see what they get up to next over on Bloggaibagis and Instagram!
More homes with touches of green and pink include my friend Tina's beautiful house (can you tell she's a colour expert?!), a Berlin home of many colours and OK, not green and pink specifically - but I just discovered this long lost home of a French photographer and stylist in the archives and I feel it deserves to be uncovered so we can all appreciate it once again. Besides, I'm sure there's some pink and green in there somewhere. Isn't it incredible?!
Have a lovely day!
Niki
Eames RAR rocker (and budget version!), gotland sheepskin throw, and Formakami pendant light.
Collection of Dots by Muuto, Sinnerlig lamp, white linen bed skirt,
Well, I think I might be just about ready to move in. How about you?!
Isn't this the loveliest of homes?! Janniche's style looks so effortless (even though there's no doubt a lot of thought and hard work behind every space.). I particularly love the wall colours in each of the bedrooms.
Is there anything you love in particular?
Follow Janniche's renovations and see what they get up to next over on Bloggaibagis and Instagram!
More homes with touches of green and pink include my friend Tina's beautiful house (can you tell she's a colour expert?!), a Berlin home of many colours and OK, not green and pink specifically - but I just discovered this long lost home of a French photographer and stylist in the archives and I feel it deserves to be uncovered so we can all appreciate it once again. Besides, I'm sure there's some pink and green in there somewhere. Isn't it incredible?!
Have a lovely day!
Niki
Oh, that handrail... I just want to reach out and touch it. So beautiful, smooth and flowy.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! I think it's the original one from the 50's!
DeleteOne of the prettiest homes I have ever seen. Thnk you for sharing!
ReplyDeletePraise indeed! I'm totally with you, it's such a pretty home!
DeleteLovely home, really lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love this one too, personal and pretty!
DeleteJust beautiful!
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I'm with you Martine!
DeleteAny chance you know what the color is for the kitchen cabinets? They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey are from Skandinavisk Shakerkök - if you follow the link under the image they might be happy to help you with the colour? I'd be curious to know too as it's lovely!
DeleteNCS S 6005-G50Y
Delete“This involved printing two straightforward walls of material – then using a milling machine to produce samples for lab testing of tensile and static strength,” Custers said. 55printing.com
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