Showing posts with label scandinavian interiors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scandinavian interiors. Show all posts
Friday, March 16, 2012
Thursday, March 8, 2012
White and wonderful: Sweet Scandinavian homes
Can our Nordic friends do any wrong in the home decorating department? I've always been drawn to the laid-back style and "well-loved" aesthetic of their homes.
Love this sparse simple bedroom. I'm really finding that the simpler my bedroom is, the more calming it is.
Looks like arranging your book by spine color is still a popular thing. What do you guys think? Do you think the trend will last?
Looks like they do color pretty well too!
Such a sweet nook and a good use of an otherwise odd space.
Another good use of space - a sewing nook under the stairs.
via Hus & Hem
via Hus & Hem
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Gorgeous interiors from some of my favorite blogs...
The one thing I miss about the days before I started blogging was that I actually had time to explore the blogs that I love and that inspired me to start blogging in the first place. Well, that's why I started regularly posting groups of images from my favorite blogs - so I get to visit my favorite sites, but still feel like I'm being productive.
In no particular order...
Below are finds from the always elegant Belle Vivir
this is a bathroom!
You can probably tell the 4 yummy images below are Scandinavian interiors, from the wonderfully Scandinavian themed Designpiration
The below are from the lovely "Oh So Beautiful Paper"
these bedrooms are heaven
This amazing cabinet is from the Two's Company display at last year's NYIGF.
In no particular order...
Below are finds from the always elegant Belle Vivir
You can probably tell the 4 yummy images below are Scandinavian interiors, from the wonderfully Scandinavian themed Designpiration
I love this kitchen!!! It's very rustic, but I think I could manage just fine...
The below are from the lovely "Oh So Beautiful Paper"
This amazing cabinet is from the Two's Company display at last year's NYIGF.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Making the details count
I love the little "moments" in a person's home where you just have to stand and let your eye travel around the nook, shelf, or table top where you find the little details that speak volumes about the owner.
I think these shelves are from the home of Jen Ramos of Made by Girl
via Adore Home Mag
Love the wallpaper on the back of the shelves - you can tell this person has a feminine aesthetic and pays great attention to detail.
via BHG
via Ivy and Piper
Possibly the most adorable and chic little kitchen ever.
via Adore Home Mag
via calle pompón
What spot or room in your home speaks the most about you? What does it say?
via Adore Home Mag
via BHG
via Adore Home Mag
What spot or room in your home speaks the most about you? What does it say?
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Book Review: The new book from Decor8's Holly Becker and Joanna Copestick
I'm sure many of you here have heard of Decor8, but have you heard that it's creator, Holly Becker, along with Joanna Copestick - have come out with a book?! Well, the book, titled "Decorate, 1000 Professional Ideas for Every Room in Your Home" does not disappoint.
The book definitely focuses on ideas instead of achieving a specific look/or style - which I prefer anyway because it means there is a little something for everyone. It does tend to feature interiors with more of a Scandinavian chic aesthetic though, so if that's your style - it's an added bonus.
adore the color scheme here - the yellow, light blues, and gray is perfect.
The book also features tasty tidbits of interior design genius from Nate Berkus, Jonathon Adler, Amy Butler, and Maxwell Gillingham Ryan.
' "Start thinking about how you live, then plan a layout of rooms and furniture to suit your lifestyle before you get on the details about what style to follow" - Rita Konig, writer/interior designer" '
The book also features some helpful arrangements for different types of floor plans.
All in all, Decorate definitely has something for everyone and anyone. You can purchase it on here on Amazon. If you pick it up or already own it please share what you think!
The book definitely focuses on ideas instead of achieving a specific look/or style - which I prefer anyway because it means there is a little something for everyone. It does tend to feature interiors with more of a Scandinavian chic aesthetic though, so if that's your style - it's an added bonus.
The book also features tasty tidbits of interior design genius from Nate Berkus, Jonathon Adler, Amy Butler, and Maxwell Gillingham Ryan.
All in all, Decorate definitely has something for everyone and anyone. You can purchase it on here on Amazon. If you pick it up or already own it please share what you think!
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Design mashUp: an array of eye candy for every room in the home
Just a little pick me up to help you get through this afternoon:
fabulous, fabulous bathroom wall
apartment therapy
great wall color, gorgeous and simple wood bed, luxe mirror
via Home Sweet Home
an eclectic entryway
from our dearly departed Domino
Wouldn't you love to wake up in the morning and have a rack of the day's outfit options ready for you to choose from?
via Pinterest
garden blueprints hanging from a spring mantle
Knitting Iris on Flickr
Amazing home office/library set up
via Design Inspiration [SK]
via Schibsted Forlag
apartment therapy
via Home Sweet Home
from our dearly departed Domino
via Pinterest
Knitting Iris on Flickr
via Design Inspiration [SK]
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
House Tour: A Copenhagen Beauty
Love this space
The color of the china cabinet is perfect to add some interest to the space.
Two images above show the entryway. The owners have used mismatched chairs in lieu of a console.
Great idea to remember - oversized prints hanging side by side in the hall
Perfect desk - plenty of surface area to spread out inspiration
LoVe that chair and the gorgeous view!
I don't think I could ever do orange in my bedroom, but this wallpaper is beautiful. I could do it in my home office I think - as orange is supposed to boost creativity.
I am a magazine hoarder, because I've found that sometimes I'll flip through a magazine from a year ago and something will catch my eye that didn't the first time I looked through it. So perusing last summer's magazine is sometimes like opening a brand new magazine. This bookshelf has the perfect sized cubbies to store mags.
All images © Richard Powers
