Rustic meets bright in a music lover's flat

This is, quite apparently, a music lover's apartment, as is a display of vinyl records and posters. What is really nice in this interior is the use of modern colorful design pieces with antiques like the light blue burning stove and the battered wall.

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An industrial romance

 Fanny and Pascal François rebuilt this factory into a modern home, which, despite its industrial aesthetics, has a warm, relaxed and inviting atmosphere. The couple decided to knock out all the  remnants from the past, and created a ground floor where the kitchen and the dining room are completely open to the living room. To preserve the original spirit of the building, two specific elements remained: a monolithic concrete floor and the old windows.

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A blogger's home in Oslo

You may be familiar with Vigdis from jegerjonathan.blogspot.no. She is currently selling this wonderful, light and spacey apartment in Oslo. Several String pieces are scattered through the interior and a pop of color here and there makes the space lively.

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A colorful universe

 This amazing Danish apartment clarly shows the owner's passion for 60s designs. Eames' Bubble chair is funked up by the silver discoballs. The whole apartment is colorfully decorated with pop art. The classic Florence Knoll sofa dominates the living room as well as Roy Lichtenstein's piece.

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Film lover's Danish modern flat

This apartment in Copenhagen clearly belongs to a film lover. Apart from several amazing Danish modern pieces of furniture, the color harmonies and the use of decoration is almost overwhelming - in a good way! The color palette of the books in the shelves are a lovely clever detail.

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Light flat with a vintage feel in Stockholm

What a lovely flat located in Stockholm! The mix of grey, whites and blacks is nicely enriched by colorful decorations and artwork on the walls. Everything is brought together by the amazing vintage wooden furniture.
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Gallery owner's beautiful luxury flat

Elizabeth Heltoft Arnbys is a photographer and gallery owner from Copenhagen and in this lovely interior, she combines genuine art with personal style. She likes to mix the old with the new, flea market finds with design classics and contemporary pieces.

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A house full of great ideas

The home of Dorthe Kvists is full of DIY pieces of furniture. The chairs are flea market finds to 25 crowns that have been painted and reupholstered. Several pieces come from Dorothe's favorite store in London named Habitat. The span of what Dorothe loves ranges from a 1960s sideboard through a Bruno Mathsson chair, ending in Anna Sørensen graphic collages.

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An art lover's creative space

This is a wonderful home of Marie Ørberg, a designer who comes from an artistic family. The flat is occupied not only by Marie and her husband and daughter but also two of her friends, both artists. Together, they live in this commune space, where they create and display their passion with art, recycling materials decorating the house with travel finds.

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Legendary Panton designs in a colorful funky interior

Mikkel Borg Bjergsø is a brewer, whose passion, apart from beer, are Verner Panton's design. His home is filled with unique design finds in wild colors. He shares this 128 m2 apartment in Vesterbro in Copenhagen with his wife Pernille and their child. The joy of color and a passion for Panton's design is almost palpable.
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