Scandinavian style - Wood in the Kitchen

Retro, industrial, minimalist, classic, rustic... if it's a kitchen, and it's Scandinavian, there is always room for some wooden details.

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1_cutting boards by Ferm Living

2_edge mortar by Sagaform via Scandinavian Grace

3_mango bread boards, design by HKliving, via Skandivis

4_kitchen trolley via Ikea

5_step stool via Ikea

6_Wobble wood container by studio Juju

7_Muuto's toss around salad servers via Huset

8_Mutto's Wood Plus salt and pepper grinder via Scandinavian Grace

9_bird by Kristian Vedel, Architectmade, via Bo Bedre

10_honney spoon via Fairtrade

Washi Tape

My latest crush and source of fun: cute washi tape ordered from Etsy.

Diferent patterns and sweet pastel colours, or really fun days of the week to help me keep organized.

     

   

An old corn can to keep my chalks.

And a "hint" on the fridge door, in case my boyfriend feels like making dinner...

all photos by me

New Look

Today I felt like changing the look of my blog. It was like when I change the place of a vase at home, and then, without previous warning, I'm changing the entire organization of the living room. I wanted to get it more organized and ended up changing the whole image.

I'm going for a clean, organized, easy on the eye look...but with a pinch of retro, to make it more "homy" and more me. There are still some things missing, namely changing the pictures that link to the thematic posts. But I'm happy with the results so far. Hope you enjoy it too.

White stool

all photos by me

A new stool and a bit of spring inside my home.

Scandinavian style - Old magazines

I found out that reading interior design magazines in Danish is a good way to learn the language...either that or I found a good excuse to buy them. I know they all have their sites on-line but there is nothing like actually turning the pages and discovering slowly the new tendencies, shapes and colours. 

But at some point there comes the problem of what to do with them when they start accumulating. I cut out my favourite things from some of them, and make my own mood boards. But others I want to keep intact. So here are some ideas on how to deal with the old magazines laying around the house. They can fit perfectly in a Scandinavian style décor. 

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via Njustudio

by Arik Levy for Eno 

via Fantastic Frank

via Skandia Mäklarna

via Stil Inspiration

via Elv's blog

via VTWonen

via Annaleenas Hem