Home of an architect

Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen from NORM Architects renovated this old house for him and his family a few years back. It is located in Vedbæk just outside Copenhagen. Bjerre-Poulsen wanted to create a lot of open space and let the light in, but also to keep the design clean and simple, so that there's a certain calmness at home.

Photos by Rishi Sæther via Vårt Nya Hem

A home in Copenhagen

I have a feeling that most of the beautiful homes are located in Copenhagen... Like this one. There's just something about Danish design.

Photos by Morten Holtum via Boligmagasinet

The home of an illustrator

This is the home where illustrator Vesa Sammalisto, his wife Riikka and their daughter live. They were looking for an apartment in Helsinki three years ago, but it proved to be difficult to find one that would meet their criteria. When this one came up, they immediately snapped it up. They have renovated it completely and decorated with care. Love it!

Via Design*Sponge with thanks!

Elle

Beautiful shots by Philip Karlberg for Elle Interiör, styled by Nanna Lagerman.

(via La Maison D'Anna G)

Bedroom love

Some inspiration for the bedroom. I'm totally in love with all of these pictures, the first one may be my all time bedroom-favorite..!

Via Lonny Magazine

Via Dwell

Photo by Alexander Crispin

Inspiration for the weekend

There's something about this small apartment located in Malmö, Sweden. Photos via Bolaget.

For sale here

Concrete floors and grey tones

Coby and Roelof Boermas bought this 19th century Dutch house (and farm) in 2007, when it had been uninhabited for five years. They made a complete renovation, starting with the concrete floors, and after that the rest found its place piece by piece. White, different tones of grey, raw wood - what a match!

(found via emmas)

Photos by Morten Holtum via Sköna Hem

Heidi Lerkenfeldt photography

Some absolutely stunning photos from Danish Heidi Lerkenfeldt. 

The home of Jacob Holm

Here lives Jacob Holm, head of Fritz Hansen and his wife Barbara Bendix Becker. I can't stop admiring the flooring, the Poul Kjærholm pieces and the decoration!

(originally found via emmas)

Photos by Ditte Isager via Fritz Hansen