I normally don’t post random pictures and I focus on one project or something specific that catches my attention. But today I am in the mood for something different. I want light. And color. And white. In one word, I want some Scandinavian flair. And here they are. Straight from the net…a bunch of images that I really liked.
I already posted Norm Architects‘ work. I really like their clean style. This is a penthouse in Copenhagen where nordic and minimal styles are perfectly mixed.
I love the fun feeling that comes out of this house. Toys and refined furniture are very well mixed together. And…yes. I simply love everything that has to do with Egg and Swan chairs. I can’t help it. This interiors are designed by ASKarchitects and the Greek architect Stella Konstantinidis: here Scandinavian and Greek design meet, while creating a perfect balance. Check it out.
I just found out Norm Architects‘ website and felt in love with their work in less than two seconds. A nordic flair is everywhere, and not only that. This is Fredensborg house.
I just found out about Swedish interior stylist Lo Bjurulf. Her work is really inspiring and underlined by a typical Scandinavian signature style.
Surrounded by the fields of Skåne, you’ll find this beautiful farmhouse, tastefully renovated in minimalist style with lovingly chosen details and open spaces. I love the nice feeling that one gets from it. The upper total white room is pure magic.
Ditte Isager is a photographer born and raised in Copenhagen Denmark and now living in New York. Whether shooting interiors, personalities, lifestyle and travel, she has always a very Scandinavian perspective. I really love her style.
I just felt in love with Swedish Interior Stylist Lotta Agaton. All her works are refined, precise, clean, airy. In one word: perfect. I selected a couple of images that put together urban decay and interesting design objects. Love it!
Architecture firm Elding Oscarson designed this amazing townhouse in the small village of Landskrona, Sweden. I love the “poetic contrast” with the surrounding old buildings.
