SP34 has long been one of my favourite Copenhagen hotels - in fact I think I've stayed there five times over the years. So, I was happy to hear that owner Brøchner Hotels (which is also responsible for another regular haunt, Hotel Danmark) has opened a set of serviced apartments alongside the existing guest rooms . . .
10 easy ways to freshen up your home for the new year
Happy New Year! I hope you had a wonderful holiday period and have enjoyed a great start to 2023 so far. I'm back at my desk after two weeks off work, and I'm looking forward to getting stuck into things and creating lots of new content. That said, there's no denying January can be tricky. The excitement of Christmas is over, normal routines have returned . . .
Minimalist Christmas decorations in neutral, nature-inspired colours
[Advertisement - this post features PR products] A couple of weeks ago I shared a look at how I've dressed the fireplace in our living room for Christmas, and now I want to show you the decorations in the rest of the house. This year I've taken inspiration from the bare branches and curling fern fronds of wintry woodland, but as always I've kept things minimalist, with muted colours, . . .
Home tour | A calm, cosy apartment in Stockholm
I'm taking a break from festive content today to share a peek inside another inspiring home - this time a gorgeous Stockholm apartment that embodies the soft, minimalist style I love so much. Set in a 19th-century building in the city's Södermalm area, it's calm and uncluttered yet very cosy. The pared-back aesthetic and muted colours allow the beautiful period features to shine through . . .
How to create a festive mantelpiece display using branches and dried foliage
I talked last week about how my Christmas decorations this year are inspired by the beauty of the winter landscape around me, with bare branches, fern fronds and a palette of earthy browns, beiges and off-whites that speak of frost-covered fields and frozen woodland. Well, today I want to show how I've translated that into a festive mantelpiece display, and share a step-by-step tutorial . . .
The Edit | A simple, neutral Christmas
For this month's 'Edit', I'm focusing on simple, nature-inspired Christmas celebrations, with a curated selection of minimalist decorations, gift wrap and tableware in timeless, understated neutrals. It's actually turned into a bit of a mood board for how I plan to dress my own home this Christmas. Taking my cue from the wintry landscape around me, I want to celebrate the eerie beauty . . .
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