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How to Decorate Your Wall – great Mirror Looks
A mirror is the magic tool in the interior designer’s box – it plays with light and space and can trick the eye into seeing much more than there really is. Great mirror looks are so much more than decorative items, nailed to the wall or hidden behind a bedroom door for us to check our…
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Home Sofas – the Ultimate Living Room Center Piece
If the Dining Table is the centre piece of the home, then the sofa is a very close second. Sofas as the room center piece explains how to build hygge and a cosy lifestyle around the sofa. It’s where we retreat to after supper. It’s where we sit soft for a long gossip with friends…
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How to create Scandi Boho with a Dining Table
The Dining Table is the centre piece of the home – but where do you find one that is perfect and affordable? In dining table scandi boho style we features our favourite: and our own purchase. For true home and design lovers IKEA has been a naughty word for decades – flat pack furniture, cheap…
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How to Make Open Plan Living Look Good
Having the living room, kitchen and dining space all in one makes everything home-related so much easier. Make open plan living look good too is also easy, giving us a bigger space to play with and decorate. In practical terms it means there are fewer doors to open and shut, fewer walls to decorate and…
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How top Danish Chair Designers Created Iconic Pieces of Furniture
For the last 100 years Danish chair designers have been a world leader in interior design. But of all things it is perhaps the chair for which the small Nordic country is best known for – or rather chairs… Half a dozen chairs designed decades ago are international bestsellers to this day, including the piece J.F.Kennedy…
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What Are the Top 10 Scandinavian Interior Design Trends?
What are the best Nordic interior design trends? In our Top 10 Scandinavian Design Trends post we pick the best of the past 100 years which helped make Nordic design a world leader. The blog post features both iconic design pieces and insights. And it features predictions for what the future of Scandi minimalism will look like…
