Hello! It's a public holiday here in Sweden tomorrow so we're gearing up for a few days at the cottage - which I'm soooo looking forward to! But I'd never leave you without a beautiful home tour and a round up of a few links I love of course! This home in Hornstull, Stockholm really stood out to me for it's vibrant colours (the greens, the yellows....the orange!) and relaxed, lived-in vibe. The lovely space belongs to interior architect and designer Marie Dreiman and her husband and centres around their philosophy of 'order and poetry'. I certainly see that from these pictures, how about you?
I love the sunny yellow cabinet - it's so cheerful! And the green in the kitchen is beautiful too. Is there anything that stands out to you?
Get the look: kitchen / dining - There are some really fab 1950's dining chairs here (including this blue formica one). Tolix style bar stool in yellow. Sitting room: Corona chair by E Jörgensen and sofa by IKEA, rattan chair, pick up a teak mid-century chair here. I love this and this vintage filing cabinet. Bedroom: the Hay polygon quilt cover is similar, source a mid-century bedside table here, Le Klint pendant lamp.
Other relaxed homes I love include this mid-century inspired home in Berlin, a light filled Swedish family home and a cottage in the Australian countryside (in case you missed them).
I thought I'd leave you with a few links I love this week too:
Dining with lighting and plants overhead.... and the easiest indoor plants to grow (and keep alive) indoors.
A great way to store LP's.
Possibly the cutest children's clothing I've seen this season.
Love the mix in this kitchen!
Where I'd like to be sitting right now. Want to join me? We could dangle our feet with a champagne cocktail? Say yes!
Which reminds me, have you ever seen Isaac's live lip-dub marriage proposal? If not, you must!! It's so wonderful!
And finally - the 22 most beautiful places in the world - do you agree?
Right, that's it from me. Better go and pack! Eeeee!
Have a wonderful few days and see you Monday....
PS Oh and calling all Stockholmers - Photographer Petra Reger (who's fabulous home in a former factory I featured here) is looking for a lovely home story in Stockholm to photograph early next week. If you have any tips Petra would love to hear from you.
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| Photos: Patric Johansson (shared with kind permission). Featured in Elle Decoration. |
I love the sunny yellow cabinet - it's so cheerful! And the green in the kitchen is beautiful too. Is there anything that stands out to you?
Get the look: kitchen / dining - There are some really fab 1950's dining chairs here (including this blue formica one). Tolix style bar stool in yellow. Sitting room: Corona chair by E Jörgensen and sofa by IKEA, rattan chair, pick up a teak mid-century chair here. I love this and this vintage filing cabinet. Bedroom: the Hay polygon quilt cover is similar, source a mid-century bedside table here, Le Klint pendant lamp.
Other relaxed homes I love include this mid-century inspired home in Berlin, a light filled Swedish family home and a cottage in the Australian countryside (in case you missed them).
I thought I'd leave you with a few links I love this week too:
Dining with lighting and plants overhead.... and the easiest indoor plants to grow (and keep alive) indoors.
A great way to store LP's.
Possibly the cutest children's clothing I've seen this season.
Love the mix in this kitchen!
Where I'd like to be sitting right now. Want to join me? We could dangle our feet with a champagne cocktail? Say yes!
Which reminds me, have you ever seen Isaac's live lip-dub marriage proposal? If not, you must!! It's so wonderful!
And finally - the 22 most beautiful places in the world - do you agree?
Right, that's it from me. Better go and pack! Eeeee!
Have a wonderful few days and see you Monday....
PS Oh and calling all Stockholmers - Photographer Petra Reger (who's fabulous home in a former factory I featured here) is looking for a lovely home story in Stockholm to photograph early next week. If you have any tips Petra would love to hear from you.
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