Why, hello there! I'm tearing about preparing for a trip to Norway (my heart land!) this afternoon. But I couldn't leave without sharing this beautiful home with you first! Located in an iconic turn-of-the-century wooden house in Haga, Gothenburg, the light-filled living space is blessed with towering stucco ceilings, 'mirror' doors, and original wood floors. Look closely and there are also subtle colours and textures at play. Soft grey walls contrast with fresh white ceilings. Jute and linen rugs add muted, rich tones and wood furniture helps to add texture and warmth. Look out for greenery at every turn, from climbing plants and a small tree to the most fabulous botanical wallpaper. What a treat!
Four potted ivy plants have been trained to climb the window (see more 'climber' inspiration here!) and lilac from the garden makes a perfect, lightly scented centre-piece.
The Nelson Saucer pendant lamp* is similar, wooden bench*
The Grand Prix* chair is similar, pick up a vintage Le Klint scissor lamp here*
Do you think it comes with all the furniture? If so, I'm moving in!
Could you imagine living here too?!
Remember this other Haga apartment in a secret courtyard I shared a few months back? I'm still dreaming about it, are you?!
Right, *slaps lap with both hands* I'd better get packing. I'm soooo excited. If all goes well, this time tomorrow I'll be hiking the Hardanger fjord fruit trail which inspired the fragrance behind the Skandinavisk Fjord collection. I'll also be chatting to the perfumer along the way (I've never met a perfumer before!). If you're curious, you're so welcome to follow along on instagram stories (I'll also create a blog post once I'm back in case you're looking for travel tips!).
Despite my (more) Northern location, I'll still be posting as usual, so please do stop by tomorrow!
Have a fabulous start to the week vänner!
Niki
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The entire apartment is like a dream but the dining room stole my heart.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the dining room too - especially the mix and match traditional chairs and the ivy climbing up the window! :)
DeleteGreat article
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