It’s not so common nowadays with kerosene lanterns but aren’t they just amazingly beautiful…in all its simplicity.

It’s not so common nowadays with kerosene lanterns but aren’t they just amazingly beautiful…in all its simplicity.



A large exhibition, “Wanja Djanaieff and her twenty-two favorite colors” is now shown at Marabouparken art gallery, displaying her work through the ages & confirms her as one of Sweden’s most influential textile designers.
Wanja was born February 1941 & almost completely unknown to most people, but not her patterns. During the 1960s & 70s, she drew hundreds of textile patterns for clothes, furniture & fabrics, which were used & spread all over Sweden.
Her work became known to a wide audience when she designed clothes for the Swedish Olympic team in Munich in 1972. The pattern with yellow crowns on a blue background becomes Djanaieff’s perhaps most famous work.


I alway enjoy interiors with mixed furniture in different styles & condition – creating coziness & charm into the environment.
