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Designer Notes: At Home with Gabriella Belin

Why hello there!

It's raining here for the first time in weeks and, to be honest, it's so welcome. The humidity is finally lifting, and it means you can actually get a few things done around the house. Even so, I hope it doesn't last too long!

In Gothenburg, I know two children who'll be happy to be staying indoors today, the three daughters of interior stylist Gabriella Belin. Their bedroom is so lovely, with its big desk, open shelving, and playful bed (all of which I would have absolutely loved as a child!).

Signs of Gabriella's talent as an interior stylist shine through in the rest of her home too, with its beautiful earthy tones, clever design solutions, effortless style, designer lighting, and a very cool ceramic shelf, as well as carefully chosen furniture sourced from antique and vintage shops. I also spotted the Gotain Sweet pea fabric in the kitchen once again, it's definitely the curtain of the moment! I'm tempted to follow suit. How about you? I hope you enjoy these lovely corners.

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Beautiful home. 

There's an ease about it that I love. Do you agree? 

In case you're wondering about any of these things: the kitchen is from Vedum, the chairs are Borge Mogensen.

And for the colours: 
Sitting room – Coconut, cabinet Olive
Kitchen – walls: Claro, beading: Lys Toscana, cabinets: Hummus
Children's room - walls: Scandinavian light, darker colour on the bed: Humble yellow, beading: turkey

If you don't have access to Jotun paint, you can always google search the colour codes and your nearest dealer should be able to match it. 

You can see more of Gabriella's home and work here

And how about a few more lovely apartment tours today? Take a peek at:


Thank you so much for stopping by, as always. I hope you have a wonderful weekend! 

Niki

Photography: Gabriella Belin

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  1. Hi Niki, I love the different lamps featured in the different properties. Could you perhaps do a post on them sometime even if we can’t get them in the UK! Thanks, Elaine

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    1. The lamps are LOVELY! Since many of them are designer you should be able to find them in the UK. If you save the image of the lamps you like you can do a google search and it will show you the name of the lamp and where you can buy it.

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  2. So many sweet details, my favorite being the whimiscal birds flying above the work desk in the children’s room! : > )

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  3. j'aime beaucoup la cuisine - i I really like the kitchen room

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  4. That kitchen display cupboard is divine!

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  5. Jane McDermott3 July 2026 at 13:17

    I love the glass oil cruet! Any idea who makes it?

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    1. It's called the Tokyo Oil Bottle by Ichendorf. Very cool!

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  6. Circles and spheres. That was my first thought, that she likes round things in her decorating, perhaps to balance the clean angles? Round lights, coffee table, even the flowers are spherical.

    I agree with the other commenters--the built-in cabinet (love those!) in the kitchen, the sweet kitchen corner with the open window and lilacs, and oh, the children's space. I love how she centered the doll's house so that it is framed by the doorway, and I agree, what a pleasant indoor space to spend a rainy day.

    Are you at the end of your wicked hot weather, Niki? We've had a very hot (and humid--boo!) week in much of the US. Very grateful that we live close to lots of beaches. :)

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    1. Love your 'round' observations Kris.

      I hope it's cooled down for you now. We've had a few days respite, and some perfect weather coming up in the low 20s (degrees celsius) which is my kind of temperature and very Swedish!

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