I first featured Louise's home back in 2018 here, which is crazy, as I still remember it like it was yesterday! Perhaps you do too? Either way, I thought it was high time for a revisit!
One of the things I love most about Louise's home in Denmark is how wonderfully relaxed it feels. The photos are more like little snapshots of everyday life than carefully styled interiors (for those of you who love a beautifully made bed... look away now!). And her style is perfectly imperfect, with all sorts of quirky, one-off touches dotted about. Keep an eye out for the little vintage lamps, posters, a pretty wall covering from the Craft Sisters and lovely prints by her friend Eline Engen, whose home I featured here. I also love the bold coral coloured bedding - and of course her mischievous kitties!
Right, shall we take a look around?
Who needs curtains when you've got beautiful autumn leaves to block out the light? Just look at those colours!
Did anything stand out to you about Louise's home? If so, I'd love to hear your thoughts below!
It's always around this point in November that I start wondering if it's too soon for a Christmas post. I've got a couple up my sleeve, but I've been holding off as I'm still clinging on to autumn! How do you feel? Perhaps I could sneak one in next week, and then the Christmas bonanza can begin? I do love a Scandi-style Christmas, do you?
In the meantime, fancy seeing how Louise decorates her home for Christmas? Take a peek here.
Right folks, I need to race off home! I'm currently sitting in a café across town and, being my usual overly optimistic self when it comes to time, should have left about 30 minutes ago. But the coffee and cinnamon buns here are just waaay too good!
Have a lovely evening!
Love the light relaxed feel, as a home should be...to me. Not one for 'carefully styled interiors' ☺beautiful wall rug!!! bedroom is my favorite along with French doors and bamboo shades. Louise has an eye for wall art, be it a wall paper, rug, shelf, mirror. Every accessory and piece of furniture has a unique place in this home. Coral a bit too intense for me.
ReplyDeleteAm for Jul posts! Given that we have about 4 weeks before holidays begin...at least in Sweden☺
We are having a lovely, unseasonably warm autumn day here, so the snowy picture gave me a jolt (but it's pretty!). I agree that this seems like a real home. I can imagine holding a cup of coffee or tea and waiting impatiently for dinner (somehow, I feel like the people who live here are good cooks). Thanks for this refreshing post, complete with cats!
ReplyDeleteI'm one who prefers waiting for Christmas posts until after Thanksgiving, but I realize that that's an American holiday, so you do you!