Last train

In an old station house from 1901, Pernille and Thomas Marqvardsen have created a beautiful family home.

Photos Tia Borgsmidt, Styling Mette Helena Rasmussen, via Skonahem

Danish calm

Beautiful and calm flat in Copenhagen. Love the pale wood floors and the tiled woodburning stove. 

Photos: Tina Stephansen/Studio55 via Femina

Still in love

I know I have posted about this place before, but it is just so amazing. So when I came across even more photos on photographer Trine Thorsen's blog, So Mee, I just had to share them. Enjoy.

Photos: Trine Thorsen

Sneak peak

Just a quick sneak peak at one of my latest projects. 

All photos copyright Hege Greenall-Scholtz

Summer cottage

Something about this photo just makes me happy. The way a warm lazy summers day makes one happy. 

Photo: Annaleena

Into the woods

Just back from Norway after a wonderful week. We went to my little sisters 'confirmation' and as any Norwegian can verify that entails the following: Beautiful national costumes, smoked and cured fish, cold sliced meats and lots, and lots of cake! We did however find time to enjoy some of the stunning scenery as well. Deep forests and high peaks. Bliss.

White light

Beautiful bright family home in Denmark, with lots of light. I like how they have contrasted with darker colours to prevent it from becoming a total white out. And I love that yellow stripe on the kitchen splash-back, so cool.

Photos: Morten Holtum, via Bolig Magasinet

17th May

Wishing everyone a very happy 17th May. One of those days where I really wish I was back home in Norway, to celebrate our national day with family. Here in Bath, my husband and I will celebrate an alternative national day with Sushi and a day at the Spa. Not too bad.

Dressing room

Every girls dream, the walk in wardrobe. This being one of the prettier ones I have ever seen. With a room like this, maybe even I could learn to be tidy?

Scandinavian country

photos: Lonngren/Widell

Restful bedroom

Photos: Martin Löf

Dark kitchen beauty

Another dark wood kitchen has caught my eye. Although I'm not sure I would ever choose units this dark for myself, I do love the drama of it. And that raw wood table is stunning. 

Photos: Dustin Aksland