This soothing Swedish country home is like a mid-week breath of fresh air. Located in the county of Småland and dating back to the 19th century, the house has been carefully renovated by Anna and Kalle - who have a penchant for calming off-white tones and natural materials.
Much of the furniture - such as the kitchen table and coffee table have been picked up second-hand and then given a new lease of life which a sanding machine and other tricks. And I love how the front door has been painted bright yellow - for a sunny start every day of the week!
It's hard to imagine that it was an absolute wreck when they bought it. Let's take a peek at some of the corners that Anna and Kalle have captured of their lovely home:
The gate-leg table was a hand-me-down from Kalle's parents and was meant to be used elsewhere. But the pair felt it was so beautiful that they decided to sand it down and treat it so that they could use it as a family dining table.
The door has been painted in NCS code S3050-Y20R.
Much of the wood floor and panelling you see is from Swedish company Baseco.
Lovely!
So calming. Which is exactly what I needed today!
I can appreciate all kinds of interiors, and I find this minimalist, soothing look to be very restorative. Also, it is nice and light which will keep the family in good stead for the long winter ahead.
Is there anything that stood out to you about Anna and Kalle's home?
You can see more snapshots as well as some before and after images over at @angagarden.
Today, I'm in Cologne, Germany for a new fair called Orgatec 2024 which focuses on all the exciting things happening with the work space - if you'd like to follow along and see the latest trends, you can find all the info in my instagram stories.
Have a happy Wednesday!
Niki
Photography courtesy of @angagarden, shared with kind permission.
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