Today,  I would like to invite you to a small visit into the house of the designer Kristina Dam in Copenhagen.

I am amazed by her decor choices and styling here, as the look of the interior is perfect.
You can spot some beautiful design pieces from Poul Kjærholms, Muuto, Hans Wegner and also vintage Danish Modern furniture.

There is a nice separation of various rooms by using different colors. While the living room is toned in black and gray colors, in next one there is a lot of houseplants, white painted floor and lot of wood.

It is a gorgeous interior where minimalism is not too minimal to be cold or self-sufficient. Love it!

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When I think about a cottage, usually something rustic and old-fashioned comes into my mind, but in Scandinavia, they do things differently.

This little cottage from the 1960s in Vejby belongs to a designer Kristian Lillelund and he really has a great taste for interior design.

I find it absolutely gorgeous. There is the main, white painted area, where purple and blue colors serve as main accents with a help of natural plywood.  It is bright and very positive looking.

The owner is indeed a retro design lover as there are many vintage design pieces to be seen around the house.  My favorite place is the kitchen, where you can find a ton of Cathrineholm pieces and also George Nelson's Bubble lamp (and you can also spot his black Asterisk Clock in the living area).

The sleeping area, in contrast, is very minimalist and modern, using OSB boards for the walls and ceiling but still being coherent with the main room by sharing that beautiful blue color accents.

It is an amazing project and I would love to spend some time here.

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Happy Monday to everyone! Weather is quite cloudy and depressing today so I was happy to find this sunlit interior full of dreamy, serene decor.

Villa of Camilla Allen, located in Hellerup has magnificent 320 square meters and it is built in 1913. Such a large interior offers a lot of space for decorating but things were kept nicely minimal here which resulted in a spacious and clean look.

Walls were kept white and floors are done in gray wood tone while many decor and furniture pieces are in solid black. Natural and cozy look.

My favorite things from this house are for sure Wegner's Wishbone chairs, situated around the dining table where you also can find a beautiful Arc lamp.  In the kitchen, there is an amazing rustic copper hood and I also like those black multi joint wall lamps.

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Today, I am really excited from the interior I found. It has that special atmosphere which immediately grows on you! This amazing three story Danish house is a home to a family of Anne Romedahl, a teacher who is in love with the interior styling and vintage markets.

Her house is full of amazing flea market finds like the gorgeous Danish modern furniture, which you can see all around the house, mixed with the design classics  -  Eames chairs, Wishbone chairs by Hans Wegner, various lamps from Arne Jacobsen and Verner Panton and lights looking similar to a famous lamp by George Nelson.

What gets me here, is the cozy, calm atmosphere. There is practically just a white color with a subtle use of gray used. And this "cold" palette is beautifully warmed up by various wood pieces.

Oh, and there is a lot of amazing cacti and succulents around the place!

Hope you like this place as I do.

Today we have here a nicely rebuilt interior inside of a spacious villa from 1934. The interior has a significant nordic vibe with its mostly black and white color combination and a very lovely set of pastel colors - I especially like the carpet and pillow colors in a combination with the painted wall behind the sofa.

photo: Thomas Dahl

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So nice. this 100 years old house was beautifully renovated with a great attention to detail. It is hard to point out just few things as there is so much goodness here. I love the big, bright kitchen with set of Jacobsen chairs, cozy living room where classic armchairs are accompanied by a black Eames rocker, dining room with a classy gray painted wood panels, or the kids room with a cleverly designed "tree house". Everything looks so clean and calm, really a masterpiece.

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