I haven't found many books in the States that feature the Scandinavian style I love. Luckily for me, the Internet has been more helpful.
More Ways to Waste Time recently featured Heike Schmidt and Erik Mortensen's lovely house outside of Malmö, Sweden. See many more pics at More Ways to Waste Time and Heike and Erik's blog, Svensk hus.

Another great source for Scandinavian style inspiration is Normal Room, based in Finland, Normal Room shows everyday rooms from around the globe.

I'm becoming more amazed every day at what you can find on Flickr. I find Chez Larsson's photos very inspiring.

I don't know that I'll ever be able to declutter and pull together my rooms as well as those pictured above, but as I strive to make my house the best home I can, Scandi style is the look that inspires me most.
Hi minhus!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for citing my humble abode as inspiration. I'm blushing now :-)
And rest assured: We do emphatically have clutter! Lots of it. It's just all stuffed in/behind/under things...
Many greetings from the stormy (though not snowy) north,
Heike
Hei Heike,
ReplyDeleteYour place is beautiful, thanks for sharing it with the Internet and for stopping by. Your place is very inspirational.
It's good to know you too have clutter, even if it's well hidden. :)
Your pictures also take me back to the time I spent near Helsingør. Such a pretty place!
And you say my room looks cluttered?
ReplyDeletelove the scandi style too!
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