[Advertisement - this is a paid partnership with Carl Hansen & Son, but all words and opinions are my own] The CH24 'Wishbone' chair is one of the most recognisable pieces of furniture there is, and it's long been a favourite of mine. So, I was very excited when details of a new limited-edition version popped into my inbox . . .
ALIUM – a brand-new Copenhagen gallery
Travel might be out of the question for most of us at the moment, but today I want to share some inspiration for when we can start exploring again - a brand-new Copenhagen gallery that blurs the lines between art, design and interiors. Called ALIUM, it's located in a historic building next to Frederiksberg town hall . . .
15 of the best minimalist desks
It's time for another 'best of' round-up, and with so many people based at home at the moment, I thought it would be useful to dedicate this month's edition to minimalist desks. In fact I've already had several Instagram messages asking me for recommendations . . .
Home tour | A small yet stylish Stockholm apartment with sweeping views
As promised, it's back to normal blog service this week. I think we'll all be in need of a bit of distraction over the coming months and I have plenty of interiors and lifestyle inspiration lined up, starting with a peek inside a stunning Stockholm apartment that's just come up for sale via Fantastic Frank . . .
Coronavirus – how to help & where to find help
Normal blog service will resume on Monday (I think we all need a bit of continuity and escapism at the moment), but first I want to end my week of posts about the Coronavirus crisis by rounding up a few ways to help others, and a few places where you can get help if you're struggling yourself . . .
25 ideas for making the most of leisure time at home
Millions of us around the world are now facing weeks and perhaps even months stuck at home as various restrictions come into force. It's a daunting prospect - even for those like me who generally enjoy relaxing around the house - but the rules are there to protect the most vulnerable in society, so we all need to hunker down . . .
My top tips for working from home
What strange and unsettling times we find ourselves in. As people all over the world grapple with the impact of the current situation, many are finding themselves working from home for the first time - and it's one of the few areas where I feel I can offer any useful advice, having done it for almost three years now. When I left my job to go freelance back in August 2017, I naively thought that . . .
A small urban garden makeover on a budget | Mood board & plans
The long, drawn-out process of renovating our house (five years and counting!) continues, and after finishing the living room, dining room, hallway and kitchen, the next area in line for a makeover is the garden. And oh my, does it need it! . . .
New finds | March 2020
The start of a new month means it's time for my regular round-up of minimalist design finds. I've already covered a lot of the spring-summer 2020 interiors collections, as well as my top picks from this year's Stockholm Furniture Fair, but there have been plenty of other interesting product launches in recent weeks. Here are a few that have caught my eye... . . .
Home tour | A minimalist self-build in southern Sweden
There's a common assumption that minimalist design isn't compatible with busy family life, but the stunning Swedish home of Johanna Haglund is proof that it can be. Johanna is the founder of Design Of, which makes understated, versatile and long-lasting furniture from solid steel, and she and her husband designed and built the house themselves . . .
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