Interior Decorating, Home Design, Room Ideas

Caroline, Peter, and daughters Molly and Tove live in this cottage in Nacka, Stockholm. Not many photographs I'm afraid so we might have a second post today.




Hey, that's the rug I have in my living room!







See you later, sweets!
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Welcome to another house tour! With the help of designer and stylist Hanna Bastin, Emma Sahlin and Nils Unckel renovated this small but bright apartment in Östermalm, Stockholm.









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This summer house located on the outskirts of Stockholm is called the "gingerbread house" and was built in 1887. The owners live in London but come here every summer. It also had a fleeting celebrity moment when Brigitte Bardot rented it in 1967 when she starred in a movie nearby.



















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How nice it is to be home to spend my holiday with my family. I still have lots of things to do before Christmas but I'd like to show you this apartment in Stockholm before I start my busy day.

Located in Östermalm, a large district in central Stockholm, Sweden, it is all ready for Christmas. Gustavian furniture, gilded mirrors and a soft palette of greys and whites define this lovely home.




















I'm sure I'll be able to make another post before Christmas. See you then!
Photographs: Joakim Bergström
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Second post today, dears. We are going to tour a large, bright apartment in Vasastaden, a city district in central Stockholm, Sweden. Youthful, modern and cheerful.































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Asa and hubby Hassan used to live in a two-room flat in Stockholm and were thrilled to move to a place surrounded by lots of trees in the quiet village of Taby. They were not too thrilled with the 100 year old house, though. Asa remembers it used to feel like a prison with very small windows and dark gloomy rooms. But the spot was perfect so they decided to take on the renovation adding windows, replacing the small ones and painting most of the walls, inside and out, in light colours.
And this is how it turned out.


Balusters and frames were painted white, the front door and side windows lavender, and the wooden steps were left unpainted.


Mostly white kitchen with open shelves displaying colourful ceramic tableware. The bare bricks of one of the walls adds a warm rustic touch.




Lavender painted front doors open directly into the bright living room.


Small dining area on a decked patio between the original house and an extension. Teak table and folding chairs. Fresh herbs are kept in a small wooden crate that hangs on the wall.

A pity there were so few pics. I'd love to see the rest of the rooms!
Hope you are enjoying your weekend.

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