Showing posts with label Sweden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sweden. Show all posts

Wednesday, 27 April 2016

The Eclectic Stockholm home of....... Daphne and Rolf


I found this stunning home on Hem & Antik, a Swedish website. It belongs to couple Daphne and Rolf and is located in Stolkholm . I was going to include the text which i translated on Google but I am not sure that the Copywriters would be too happy with that... it is worth a read though if you have the time.

The home is decorated head to foot in textiles and ornaments from the couples extensive travels across the globe. Although the whole apartment is beautiful, my favorite room is by far the master bedroom. It has been decorated with wall hangings from Uzbekistan, and has a fabulous chunky wooden framed Day bed from Java. I also adore the rich velvet table cloth to the left of the bed.


Bedroom:
The bed is a daybed from Java and the walls are covered in wall hangings from Uzbekistan,
Even the guest room is unique. Above the bed is a canopy made from mosquito nets from Goa, says Daphne

-The couch is a little different, because it has no back support. But we have added a ton of pillows

If you like this home then you will love the homes of Cornelis Le Mair,  Greg Irvine  and Mary Randolph Carter


Photos by Anne Nyblaeus
Original Article by  Gill Renlund
Published by Hem & Antik

Friday, 28 March 2014

The Gothenburg Home of...Nor Toma


The home of... Monki Spokeswoman Nor Toma
Nor in her Leather Butterfly Chair

Nor and Jonas on their couch... I love the tapestry cushions, most of which Nor brought from etsy



Dream catchers


you know when you find a picture on pinterest or tumblr or in a magazine etc.. and you know you would just love to see more of a home or a person? Well I had that with Monki Spokeswoman Nor Toma when I saw the picture below from Flair magazine over a year ago.

Luckily for me, Freunde von Freunden's latest wonderful home tour features a more  in depth  peek around her beautiful Gothenburg Apartment. Personally I am not a taxidermy fan, but the rest of the place is wonderful isn't it?

I have only featured a small number of the  original  photo's. To see the rest and an interview with Nor click here

Nor Toma from Flair Magazine