Home Design Ideas

Welcome to Home Design Ideas . Today we will share for you about A Danish Country Home with a Striking Kitchen And Relaxing Garden!. Hello friends. Today I'm taking you to North Zealand, Denmark and the charming home of Diana Aud .                         An interior stylist, designer, and a portrait and product photographer, Diana has many strings to her bow, and her creativity shines through in her magnificent kitchen with its mix of patterns, shapes, materials and contrasting tones. True to her Scandinavian heritage, Diana's country home also has a wonderful sense of calm owed in part to the decluttered feel of the space, but also thanks to the nature-themed palette which helps draw the surroundings inside. But there are also plenty of places to relax in the shade outdoors too. Ready to take a look at some of the rooms? Another Studio paid a visit and took these pictures.  Diana's lovely home has me dream...

Welcome to Home Design Ideas . Today we will share for you about I Found The Perfect Table and Chairs For Our Tiny cabin! . Paid partnership with   Skovby , all words and photos are my own and I only ever work with brands I love Tjena! I hope you had a great weekend! We spent some time up at our little cabin and I'm really excited to share some snapshots of our new dining area with you. I can't begin to describe the feeling when we all sat down for our first family meal there (take-away pizza, so glam!).   When it comes to furnishing a small space (30 m2 / 322 ft sq.) I've quickly learned that choosing less and choosing right is key, otherwise the space can quickly become cluttered. These were the criteria I had in mind for our dining area: 1. The table needed to be small but still easily seat four 2. The table should be round to save space and avoid knocking into the corners 3. The table needed to be extendable for extra guests  4. There should be extr...

Welcome to Home Design Ideas . Today we will share for you about This Little Swedish Allotment Cottage is a True Summer Oasis! . It's that time of year in Scandinavia when everyone is falling over themselves to enjoy the long-awaited warmer weather (we're talking 16 C/ 60 F today - we'll take it!). While some will be looking forward to hanging out in their garden or local parks this bank holiday, there are others who will be cycling across town to their ' kolonistuga '. Nestled on koloniområdes  or 'allotments', these, small and often simply-decorated cabins offer a perfect opportunity to grow your own veg and relax in a green oasis without heading out of town. In spring the water and electricity are turned on for the season and the allotment communities spring to life! This beautiful allotment cottage in Slottsskogskolonien, Gothenburg is a perfect example. Located on a plot far from the road, the 27 m2 / 290 f2 cottage offers all the silence and stillnes...

Welcome to Home Design Ideas . Today we will share for you about An Abandoned Property Becomes a Beautiful Swedish Country Home. Do you ever walk / drive passed a dilapidated house and dream about transforming it into a beautiful home? I definitely have - I was even close to dropping a note in a mailbox once to see if the owners would sell! But for Lisa and her fiancé Gusten and daughter Lilly this wasn't necessary as the property was already in the family, it just needed a huge amount of tender loving care! Here's Lisa to pick up the thread, and tell us all about the renovation of her beautiful house in the forests of Småland, Southern Sweden in her own words:  "The house has been in my fiancés family since it was built in 1912. His grandmother's cousins used to live here so she spent a lot of time here as a child. When the old man who lived alone in the house died, my Father-in-law bought the house (and the surrounding forest) and my fiancé started ...