I like this homey & very personal kitchen. It was featured in a Swedish magazine rather recently. White flooring, white walls & a lovely blue colour on kitchen cabinets. Very organised & lovely with all visible household utensils.
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Take care / Marie
anordinarywoman 
Haha that’s it!
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I know what you mean. We lived in the Midlands in the UK for a few years and it got to about 27C one day – which I excitedly thought was the start of summer. But no, that was the one summer’s day!
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Nuh, there’s a couple of nice summer weeks, if we are lucky. Someone once said: that day when it is summer in Sweden, then it’s warm & sunny. Not bad 🙂
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I think she means they don’t really get summer – you just have snow and then thaw.
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While this layout is relatively small and more of a corner solution, there are lots of ideas on how you could solve a kitchen in a similar manner, without it becoming claustrophobic – and with room for many. I think the kitchen is charming and personal, and if I would try to create the expression or the actual feeling, I would just pick one piece here and there. But I would prefer four kids & two dog before any kitchen in the world 🙂
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I love the look and know how totally claustrophobic I would feel once I added in my 4 kids and 2 labradors to this kitchen. Argghh! My rule of thumb is still Breakable? Not practical. and Will dog hairs collect and need dusting?
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Wonder what Princess Desiree means by that? Should I get it or…
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I’m just watching a short doco on Sweden by chance – and a quote by an imported Princess Desiree was – ‘there are two winters in Sweden – one is white and the other is green’. I did spend a short part of summer in Sweden though many years ago and I thought it was lovely.
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Haha, sounds like a good idea. Not sure if you would enjoy the weather though 🙂
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I just want to move into a Swedish House – would cut down on all my trips to Ikea if nothing else.
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