‘Natural Spirit’ A fresh and floral Swedish apartment
- 3 years ago
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- Ellen Ripa
We’re always flicking through homes and interiors magazines to soak up all of the latest interior inspiration. Scandinavian interiors are becoming more and more popular among them – and when we came across this 1920’s Swedish apartment in Elle Decoration, we just had to share it!
Combining natural light, neutral tones and botanical prints, this apartment embraces the coming of spring in a truly Scandi way! The simple off whites and woods combined creates a fresh and inviting space. By keeping the interior light and uncluttered, the darker woods and furnishings enhance the natural feel.
We couldn’t help but notice the owner’s love of William Morris prints! She uses ‘Chrysanthemum’ in the bedroom and creates a ‘restful botanical feel’. We are also Morris lovers; our favourite floral prints include ‘Pomegranate’ and ‘Pure Willow Bough’. Find more inspiration and beautifully printed products at Morris & Co’s website.
We picked out some of the homeowner’s tips for creating a similar Scandi space:
- ‘Keep floors, ceilings and furniture light to make a bolder colour pop out’ – “If you keep the palette simple, you can add all of the detail you like without it looking a mess”
- ‘We picked a very dark grey-green shade (on the walls) so it doesn’t pop too much – it has a dull tone that works with everything’
- ‘Think of the various zones in your home as bubbles’ – “It’s important not to have just one big cold room. Creating bubbles makes our home feel snuggly”
Follow the homeowner’s Instagram at @c.berndtsdotter and Elle Decoration Magazine at @elledecorationuk