Credit{left to right}: 1. Reflect Side Board, Muuto, Søren Rose from The Lollipop Shoppe 2.Dunder Sofa from Blåstation
3. Ray Coffee Table, Hay, designer Jakob Wagner from The Lollipop Shoppe
4. Pylon, Cappellini from The Lollipop Shoppe
Played around with some ideas for a living space after finding some really cool furniture at Blåstation and The Lollipop Shoppe.
Happy 1st May!
A home where family can play and entertain. To create an open feel the owners created “circular passages”.
I can clearly see these “passages” as the furniture are aligned like a central strip in the room. Around them is open air making the distinct living- and dining zone feel easily accessible.
What I like about this home is that it encourage social activity. It allows the family to interact even though they might have a busy lifestyle.
Credit: 1, 2, 3 Images Borrowed From Dwell By Approval
This type of feeling is something I wish to achieve in my future home.
I was drawn to this home tour of Hana Soukupova and Drew Aaron, which I spotted in the latest issue I bought of Elle Decor. It’s stylish, open and sophisticated but at the same time it has a warmth to it. Or at least so does the living room.
I love the fact that they incorporated vintage posters into their design scheme. It’s such a simple idea that adds character and could also add a spark to any room.
When I was at a fair in San Diego I was extremely tempted to purchase a bunch of vintage posters, but I kept myself. Mainly because I don’t have a home to decorate yet. But that shouldn’t stop me from looking after some online. Right?
Credit: UncommonEye Via EtsyI found these vintage blueprints on Etsy, and they would work really nice in a decor. But it’s not exactly what I’m looking for.
Have you got an idea where I can find vintage- or vintage inspired posters?
Image borrowed from Homes and Gardens by approval
I really fell for this blue color, not to forget the stenciled letters above the sofa and the sofa itself. Love the detailing.