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Courage for the Gap

Wooden slats promise more transparency in our living areas and furnishings whether untreated or stained dark. They are frequently appearing in both indoors and outdoors as a straightforward design element. Modern facades benefit from their natural warmth and refined structure, while the airy slats are particularly versatile in our interiors. Thanks to their screen-like appearance, they work well as an attractive room divider. They even show their versatility in other home furnishings such as a classic slat lamp, radiator covers, or a DIY headboard.   »

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Slow Living

This new trend lies somewhere between minimalism and Marie Kondo. The essential factor is to be relaxed. It is a philosophy of life and living inspiration at the same time, Slow Living decelerates our everyday life, but also within our home. Sort out the superfluous and consciously create order. Choose new flatmates with careful scrutiny and the hustle and bustle of everyday life will become a distant memory. Furniture and accessories with tactile surfaces such as wood and ceramics, organic shapes, warm light sources, soft colors, and natural fibers such as wool, linen, or jute are the keys to happiness and mindful living.   »

A Heart for Stone

Dark and noble, light and delicate, or striking in green: marble has many faces, and it looks uniquely beautiful in any color scheme. Together with other natural stones such as travertine, marble is currently being rediscovered and given a modern interpretation. So it's high time to stop giving these classic materials the cold shoulder. Use it as a worktop and wall covering, it lends a fitting frame to colorful kitchen cabinets, as a coffee table in combination with velvet and brass. Marble has a contrasting effect, and it enhances small decorative still lifes when used as an accessory. Round or square: we love marble in all shapes and colors! »

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Modern Heritage

Isaksson, Camilla | 72 images

Andreas and Evelina's careful use of colour shines in this renovated villa; SE

Summer Getaway

Isaksson, Camilla | 41 images

The neglected cottage scared off other buyers, but not Mikael and Suzanne; SE

Pastoral Paradise

Isaksson, Camilla | 47 images

John and Mathilda's home feels bright and spacious despite its cosy size; SE

Funkis for Connoisseurs

Lykke Foged & Morten Holtum | 39 images

Marianne and Henrik's home has grown and changed with them over the years; DK

Swimming Curios

Berkau, Elisabeth | 30 images

Anne and Pierre's houseboat is home to an expansive selection of treasures; FR

Autumn Glow

Isaksson, Camilla | 48 images

Angelica and Benny's striking home uses light wood and grounding earth tones; SE

Go Big and Stay Home

Isaksson, Camilla | 45 images

Annika and Henrik expanded their house to create a chic and inviting home; SE

The Height of Sophistication

Isaksson, Camilla | 35 images

Linda and Martin love coffered walls, dark colours and plenty of elegance; SE

A Vision in Blue

Isaksson, Camilla | 37 images

Anna and Fredrik's home uses shades of grey, blue, and green to great effect; SE

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