Today I'm taking you on a virtual trip to Copenhagen, where one of my favourite Danish brands, Ferm Living, has just opened the doors to its brand-new showroom and concept store. I visited Ferm's previous home - a period apartment above the city's main shopping street - several times over the years, and I always admired the way it was decorated . . .
Focus on: Fredericia’s Spanish Chair
[Advertisement - this is a paid partnership with Fredericia, but all words and opinions are my own] It's time for another instalment in my series exploring the stories and inspirations behind iconic pieces, and today I've teamed up with Fredericia to take a look at its famous Spanish Chair. First unveiled in 1958, it's the work of renowned designer Børge Mogensen (1914-1972) . . .
20 of the best simple, Scandinavian-style bedside tables
When I asked on Instagram what items people would like me to cover in these 'best of' round-ups, bedside tables came up again and again. And when I think about it, I can understand why. They're pieces of furniture that get used day in, day out, and they have a big impact on the look and feel of a bedroom . . .
The TypeO Loft – a minimalist one-room B&B in Skåne, southern Sweden
Today I have a bit of travel inspiration to help tide us over until we can head off on holiday in real life: a peek inside the just-launched TypeO Loft in Skåne, southern Sweden. Described as a 'one-room B&B', it's the work of design studio TypeO and sits in the rolling countryside of Österlen, 50 minutes from Malmö. It's an area that I know and love . . .
Home tour | A sleek cabin in the Finnish wilderness
Today's home tour comes to you from Finland, where interior designer Joanna Laajisto has created a beautiful lakeside retreat. When you think of Nordic cabins, you probably think of rustic spaces that are lined with wood inside and out. This one is different. Designed for Joanna's own use, it's sleek and very stylish . . .
Seven interesting ways to use curtains
Curtains needn't just be for windows - in fact I've come across plenty of interesting and unusual ways to use them over the years. So, for part two of my curtain guide, I thought I'd round up some of the most beautiful and the most useful. And if you're looking for handy tips on how to choose and hang curtains in your home, take a look at part one from last week . . .
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