Good old Emma Fischer - up to her usual wizardry styling tricks! This beautiful Gothenburg home she styled for Bjurfors recently perfectly captures my image of the Swedish home - pared-back, light-filled, and featuring an abundance of natural materials. Think soft, muted tones, paper, wool, wood and an abundance of plants. The entire apartment is an exercise in peace and tranquillity! Prepare to lower your pulse!
Mantis BS3 table lamp*
This looks very much like The Frame TV (which cleverly disguises itself as art). I've had a weakness for these ever since my greenhouse make-over with Emily Henderson.
I'd love to be able to update the post with the name of the chair in the foreground if anyone knows it?
As you know, I do love a Kakelugn (Swedish masonry oven), and this looks like one in full working condition too - yay!
Formakami JH4 Pendant lamp* (also seen in this relaxed Stockholm home!), Ant chair*
Klong oil lamp* (I love these - they come in a ton of different colours and materials too). And just how beautiful is the table? A vintage / antique find - keep looking guys, they turn up when you're least expecting it!
My friend and neighbour Lisa Hilland designed the stunning Torso chair* - she's so talented, I really must see if she'd like to participate in a design story so I can share more of her designs with you! Pick up a similar pretty ruffled bed skirt here*.
I love the off-white wall colour too, it's so calming. I wonder what shade it is? I recently painted my daughters room in Complexion by Jotun - I can also highly recommend it, but it has a slightly warm, pinkish hue to it.
Aaaaa, who needs yoga when you can have a home like this?
I so enjoyed the tour, how about you? It's made me feel the need to nip out and buy a couple of cheese plants too!
Is there anything that inspired you about this home?
If you'd like to see more beautiful Swedish homes today - why not take a tour of this archive - there are literally hundreds and hundreds of drool-worthy spaces in there. Varsågod!
Have a lovely day y'all!
Niki
PS I'm so excited to be holding a FAB global give-away to win a set of Montana Free Shelving System on Instagram until 6th October - if you'd love one of these in your home hop over here to enter!
Photography Alen Cordic / Styling Emma Fischer for Bjurfors
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It is Yngve Ekstrøms chair Arka. Designed in 1955, still being produced by Stolab and still for sale. Swedish design!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rita - I can always count on you! So helpful! I'll update the post...
DeleteI have never seen a bedskirt done like that. it's usually laid over the boxspring with the mattress on top of it. But I guess there is no reason not to do it differently. There is always something interesting and cool in the apartments you post. that's why I love coming here.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't thought of that - you're totally right! I wonder if this is a styling thing or if it's actually used like this? All the same, very interesting! I'm happy to hear you always discover something cool in the homes I share :) thank you!
DeleteGreat tips. Your story looks amazing!! Thank you.
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