A relatively dramatic interior design with a strong graphic expression. Rather good that the walls are white at the upper part & that the furniture are in wood. Otherwise the risk is that it becomes too much, too messy look, simply too much to absorb.
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Take care / Marie
I have a weakness for solutions as the one you see below. I prefer two sofas in a row instead of opposite each other, or two dining table in tandem. It is probably the simplicity of the straight lines that feels attractive. Same with these cabinet modules that are mounted to the wall. It is nicely done with surface for beautiful objects but also clever with light loop under the cabinets. It provides increased feeling of roominess & depth.
/ emmas.blogg.se
Take care / Marie
I like this image today. Wood combined with black & grey colours. Sophisticated style as well as timeless. A relaxed environment that does not require your attention but still inspires, through its stillness. A good foundation for simple changes when you’re in the mood.
/ style-files.com
Take care / Marie
Sometimes it’s what is worn, a bit chipped & used, that makes things attractive & beautiful in our everyday life. Rustic & old, together with new that brings joy in the moment. Plus the crowd at the table, of course.
avenuelifestyle.com
Take care / Marie
How about a Scandinavian winter / Christmas? Nice combination with sheepskin on chairs (my favourite chairs too) oriental rug, green garland on the table, lots of white candles and a pleasant atmosphere.
100layercake.com
Take care / Marie
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