A flyby visit today as I'm at Malmö library working away on a project that's set to go live first thing tomorrow - and there's still
so much to do -
eeeek! I can't wait to share the results with you! So, let's dive straight in today's house tour - and it's a goodie! A former museum, this beautiful 19th century house in Tellandska Gården,
Lindesberg has become a dream family home for
Elin (owner of interior design shop Tellandska),
Tjodolf and their children Ebbe, Frede and Henny. Large spacious rooms have been filled with a beautiful blend of rustic, vintage and contemporary furniture. Lina Östling and Mari Strenghielm stopped by to capture these lovely pictures. Enjoy the tour!
Above: paint colour: Vallmofrö 1877 by Jotun (S4502-Y), Gervasoni Ghost Sofa
What an incredible house! It has such beautiful bones and I love what Elin and Tjodolf have done with it.
Is there anything that caught your eye? I really love the bench with the plants and sculptural objects!
You can keep up to date with Elin's latest projects here and see more beautiful Scandinavian country homes here.
Kram!
Niki
Photography: Lina Östling (shared with kind permission). Styling: Mari Strenghielm Featured in Sköna Hem and found via Planete Deco (thank you for the tip Lilly!).
Oh my goodness, I am dying for that bench in the hallway!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Aimee - absolutely love it!
DeleteWow, wow, wow! Gorgeous, and I love the light fixtures.
ReplyDeleteI thought you'd like this one Susan! Thank yo for pointing out the light fixtures, I have a little more time this morning so I'm going to try to add some links :)
DeleteA good one! I loved the cozy vibe of the living room and that build-in shower! ;)
ReplyDeleteYes, I love how they've made a large living room feel super cosy, not easy to do!
DeleteI would love to know what paints they used in the living room, the bead board in the kitchen, and the kid's room!
ReplyDeleteSame here! NCS codes would be nice to know.
DeleteI've done a little detective work and found out the name of the beautiful paint in the living room and kitchen (now included in the post). I'm working on the children's bedroom colour!
DeleteOh my, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt really is! One my favourite homes of late!
DeleteWho's the adorable cat?
ReplyDeleteIsn't he wonderful?! Not sure what his name is but he sure is pretty!
DeleteI'd like to find the wooden rabbit on the bench. Adorable
ReplyDeleteBeautiful home! So sad they lost another Museum:(
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