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A little Tuesday inspiration....I found this home on bolaget & am now daydreaming of taking a trip abroad. Anyone else feel the same after looking at gorgeous European homes???
This one in particular was so amazing...from all the details on the ceilings, the super tall thin doors & the black & white checkered floors.
So many of us will probably NEVER walk into a home like this in our lifetime - perhaps that's why we're so drawn to them right??
Daydreaming...
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Lovely!
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I don't think this space could get much more charming. That molding on the ceiling is divine. Yes. I am ready to move! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning! The windows in the second shot are amazing :) Abbey x
ReplyDeleteI just love European style! A bit rustic, a bit modern, with a little of this and that thrown in.... stunning every single time!!! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of inspiration--a swiss design company has used my brother/sis-in-law's appt in Lausanne on their website. And one of your prints is showcased! Go to http://www.myotaku.ch/sf/index.html
ReplyDeleteSee pictures number 72 & 83 in the Gallerie d'images.
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Love it! Those bookshelves are divine.
ReplyDeleteThe apartment looks beautiful and it looks quite big. Love the molding. There are some websites, where you could do a house swap. That might be neat.
ReplyDeleteThat ceiling is Beautiful. I adore that kitchen and that bathroom is so fresh and clean feeling.
ReplyDeleteThe floors and ceilings are just gorgeous! It's a shame homes aren't built in the same way any more.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I'm itching for a little European vacay too.
That detail on the ceiling is amazing. Yes, ready for a trip now.
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ReplyDeleteAll the little details are so gorgeous. Would LOVE to go there !!
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Fabulous place - perfect mix of colour and white- totally dreaming of a european holiday... x
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous home! AH-mazing ceiling moldings and love the checkerboard painted wood floors! I think we get so used to the blank, builder box homes most of the US lives in that we are drawn to homes with the great architecture and character that so many European homes possess. Anytime I see a great apartment, or even just a beautiful cityscape (like the view from their little balcony) it makes me want to hop a flight! As always, Thanks for sharing the beautiful pics!
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These photos are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat images. I love the relief plaster on the ceiling, and painted wood flooring. It all looks so worn in and comfortable, but beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe ceiling...gorgeous...the painted floors and that hall...beautiful!
ReplyDeleteoh look at that ceiling :)
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I really love this! - The checkered floor, the settee, the touch of pink and the books. Plus the lighting. It has an approachable feel yet is thoroughly screaming class. Now that's a home!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful space! Love how bright it is and the pops of color.
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ALANA: Thanks! - I just stopped by your site :)
ReplyDeleteMEGAN: Good way to put it...it looks worn in...but a GOOD worn in look... love that about European homes!
ReplyDeleteAnd a home so well done is hard to find too.
ReplyDeleteStunning! Would love to have a home like this. I'm sure a lot of people would too!
ReplyDeleteI love European homes, too... =) I love American houses though!
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I love those detailed ceilings. I could do without the deer head though. Overall, it looks welcoming.
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WOW, I thought it looked familiar.. a very swedish style.. and then I saw the street picture from the balcony! It's Malmö, where I live :) They have great pizzas on the restaurant that you see in the picture :)
ReplyDeleteThis apartment actually belongs to singer Nina Persson (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nina_Persson).
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks great. I'm dreaming of stucco ceilings ever since and now I'm about to get my own. Just that they are not as stunning as these here, as mine are from DIY superstore :)
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