A beautiful house located in Catalonia, overlooking the Pyrenees decorated by Marta Tobella. The interior designer proposed a mix of country, rustic and industrial style with small touches of contemporary design.
In the open-space living room all the furniture was positioned and oriented in a way that during the day the family enjoy the beautiful view to the surrounding nature and landscapes
A former coffee roastery in central Malmö, renovated by new owners interior stylist Isabell Andén and partner Joakim Peterson into a stylish, comfortable home. They initially fell for the industrial look of the space, added to it by putting stainless steel counters in the kitchen, tiling an entire wall, used mostly concrete flooring and furnished the home with an eclectic mix of mis-matched pieces
Photos by Petra Bindel
New York designer Lucien Reese Roberts and architect Steven Harris—Interior Design
Hall of Fame members and partners in life and work—already had their
own idyllic island retreat off Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, a ferry ride
from Dubrovnik. They’d created it by restoring and expanding a compound
of hillside structures dating from the 15th century.
The summer home of Charlotte and Arne is the family retreat for their holidays in Denmark and exudes the classic style of the nordic coastal houses. The staircase leads to the sea at the bottom, like a promise of bathing in the sun … Photos: Dianna Nilsson
Another super stylish apartment from Sweden. White painted floorboards throughout, palest grey & white walls and styled with mostly modern pieces, except the big antique chocolate-velvet sofa, such a nice contrast. Photos by Anders Bergstedt, styled by Anna Furbacken
