Two Scandinavian Homes

Two homes for you today my friends. Interior designers Jim Grundström and Alexander Stenfeldt decorated the first one. Not many photographs, this is why I decided to show you a second home.


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Photography Pernilla Hed
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Our second tour takes us to Denmark. A beautiful home built in the 15th century.











I know the photographs are huge. I hope they aren't too large to fit on your screen, as every detail is worth looking at!

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Gustavian Style in Sweden

Good morning, my friends! My husband and I are leaving for the USA tonight. I'll be away until next Sunday. I don't think I'll be able to post during my trip. I promise I will try.

This house in northern Sweden, built 150 years ago had been empty for almost 40 years because 15 cousins could not agree what to do with it. Fortunately they finally sold it and this is what it looks like now.






































Photography Marcus Wislson Smith
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I will miss you, my friends. I need to know that you will miss me a little bit, too.♥
~ Kifus ~

French and Swedish in Norway

Good morning my inspired readers! Hope you are all doing fine and enjoying this new weekend.
A house in Drobak, Norway it is today. With French and Swedish furniture, raw wood, pastels and toile de jouy.















Love this style. What about you?
All images from here.
Photography by Silivie dos Santos

Ready for Christmas in Stockholm

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
All images from Skona hem.

Swedish Style Home

A soft palette of creams and whites dominates this Swedish home. The rooms seem to blend into each other with raw floor boards, a mix of Gustavian style and modern furniture, flea market finds and antiques.




The only room without wooden flooring. Checkered white and grey tiles for the entrance hall floor.




A typical white Swedish stove - called kakelugn, stands in the corner of the living room. Gustavian chair.


Upholstered with different fabrics, two Gustavian chairs by a distressed painted desk.


















Farmhouse sink.




Unusually high fireplace.




Vintage Marais style metal chairs in the dining room.


Small trumeau by the windows in the master bedroom. The bed seems to be sagging in the middle.

Love this wallpaper which you can see better in the next photograph.







Photograph: Mikkel Adsbøl

All images from here.