Good Read : Nesting

Nesting is the result of collaborative work between photographer Pia Ulin and stylist Cilla Ramnek: with 26 different homes presented, Nesting is sort of a Swedish version of The Selby. Nesting is sold at Papercut, a Swedish webshop... only issue is that if Papercut indeed ships outside of Sweden, the cost for shipping to the US is around 50 bucks [I might have to wait a bit and get it on my next trip to Europe]. For my European readers, lucky you, click here to order your copy of Nesting!

A light filled Swedish apartment

This 110 square meter Swedish apartment uses again the white and black color sheme, typical of scandinavian design. Even if the square footage is not big - in american standards - the sensation of space is dominant, thanks to the uncluttered organization and the natural light.

{via digsdigs}

Annaleena Karlsson

Major, mais alors, major crush of this all white loft from Swedish freelance stylist Annaleena Karlsson. Her blog is amazing (part of my daily reads) and her loft to die for : volumes, light and custom carpentry to fit around the original building structure. I am in love...

{via Hem}

Roland Persson

Roland Persson is a Swedish photographer with a unique ability to create moods and effects on still-lifes. His clients are Duka, Design Stockholm House, SAS, or Volkwagen to name a few. Here is a selection of his fabulous photography portfolio. 

House Tour : Hanne and Hans

Hanne and Hans chose yellow as the common thread of their cute and homy swedish apartment... The black painted floors, the abundance of light and balanced use of strong color accessories, a common denominator in scandinavian interiors,  give this apartment its very own character. 


{via Elle Interior Sweden}

A Swedish Minimalist Flat

Another beautiful Swedish apartment... White everywhere, high ceilings, careful accessories and furniture positioning, this minimalist 1905 era flat is the quintessence of Scandinavian interior design. I am in love!

{via Innerspec}

A Converted School Building Apartment

Designed by architect John Frederick Åbom, this apartment is a converted school building from 1856 in Södermalm, a district in central Stockholm (via : Hus & Hem).

Per Ranung

Artistically talented photographer Per Ranung works for Elle Interior Sweden, Living Etc or Elle Decoration to name a few. Three books about his work have been published so far and a fourth – his second cookbook – is on its way. The common denominator for all his styles is his use of light as a constant source of inspiration.