Weekend warmers: Antlers

I am really fascinated by antlers at the moment. Think it is the connotation to cabins and winter. So on that note, here are some antler filled interiors for you to enjoy. 

    

Knitted interiors

The texture of knitted textiles add a warmth and interest to an interior which I love. This cosy interior takes it to extremes. Maybe not to everyones taste, but I love that rams head above the fire. 

via: Deko

Wishlist: Owl cushion

I fell in love with this cushion the first time I saw it. Beautiful. Designed by Danish 'By Nord', and available from Hviit it is now top of my Christmas wishlist. 

(My husbands has a bit of a thing for Owls, and I always give him birthday cards with owls on.)

Cabin fever

Maybe it is because winter is drawing in, or the fact that I am currently in Norway in the middle of the forest and valleys, but I have recently had a real 'thing' for antlers, animal skins and raw wood. This cabin in the Norwegian mountains tick all the boxes. I can just imagine myself after a long day skiing, curled up on those skins in front of the fire, with a good book and a hot mug of tea. Heaven!

via: Skonahem

Allandale House

Unusal angles and lots of light, makes for a stunning combination in this holiday house in the American Mountain West by architect William O'Brien Jr.

Finalist!

I have been shortlisted for the October Challenge over on Design Refuge with my post 'This is me'. I need your help! Please vote for me.

Golden accents

Loving the subtle use of golden accents in these interiors.

Weekend warmers: Yellow

It's a colour I have never really liked in interiors before, but lately I have had an absolute obsession with yellow. It has to be just a small hit of mustard yellow, and I love it together with grey or black.

Image 1-12 via: Pinterest

Image 13: Copyright Al Greenall, may not be reproduced without the permission of the artist.

This is me

As part of the October challenge over on Design Refuge I have tried to define what my style is and I have come up with this: Scandinavian eclectic with the occasional hit of colour. Cosy textiles and warm woods. A mix of design classics, treasured family heirlooms, flea-market finds and IKEA.

And of course, every home needs a cat.
Images via: 1-Bo-laget, 2-Patric Johanson, 3-Hus & Hem 4-Elle Decoration/Sister Agency 5-Fritz Hansen 6-Studio Ilse 7-emma designblog, 8-plaza, 9-emma designblog, 10-Pinterest

Location 78

Feast your eyes on the dark and moody hues of Location78. This East London house has been specially styled for location hire by photographer Graham Atkins-Hughes and stylist Jo Atkins-Hughes. Stunning!

Lonny magazine

These stunning and luxurious interiors are from Lonny, a bimonthly online magazine focusing on lifestyle and home decor. Available for free online, the magazine is an absolute feast of extraordinary interiors and beautiful photography. Take a look!

British made: Another Country

These lovely oak pieces are hand made by Another Country, a small Dorset based furniture company. This is their first collection, drawing inspiration from a mix of British Country, Shaker, Scandinavian and Japanese woodwork. They also work to strict environmentally friendly principles, using FSC certified wood, natural latex mattresses and organic lambswool from farms in Devon and Dorset. I like companies who care about green matters. My personal favorite is the daybed in the image above. So simple, so pretty.