Very nice example of how to make one nice space from two old worn out apartments - owners of this place connected old flats they bought into this 106-square-foot house on two floors.

Furnished with various flea market founds, it now have a beautiful atmosphere, bit of country style but very scandinavian and clean.

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This really nice 165 m² mapartment norht of Copenhagen have a great clean look and it is just right mixture of classic scandinavian style flavored with bit of New Yorker loft style.

There are lot of things to like about this place, furniture, decor, art, everything is well chosen and works great here, even with limited color scheme the place is cozy and I would not affraid to say warm, another wonderful inspiration for me.

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Something I like most - scandinavian and mid century modern design combined. This "only" 90 square meters large apartment contains really cool selection of  classic 50s & 60s furniture, Eames, Panton, Jacobsen, Strining...just perfect!

The space itself is nice on its own with those large wide double doors  and beautiful wooden floor.  If you remember how I was saying that some of the scandinavian interiors are too "bright" even for me and that I would add some pops of colours into them - this one have it all - I love how the various yellows, oranges and blues warming the place up, this is definitely close to my idea of how I will design my new flat.

This stylish house from 1940s by the architect Tore Axén is located on island Älgö east of Stockholm. Current owner Jessica with her husband renovated it and gave it a fresh new, very colorful look - something not so usual in scandinavian interiors. There is plenty of great vinateg furniture pieces all lover the house - as Jessica said - she was a bit addicted on various auctions lately - I know this very vell:)

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Owners of this apartment are for sure a big retro collectors, but as we are in scandinavia -  instead of pop art funky colors, all is  in white!  There is almost no other color than white in this place only a  few little accents and small use of black.

It may be too much for someone, I personaly would for sure ad more color pops here and there but I really like the cleaness of the place and huge number of classical midcentury stuff here. Also the interior itself with its large doors and white floors is amazing.