This beautiful Swedish apartment is a perfect example of the minimal approach to living which I've been talking about a lot in recent weeks. Located in the buzzing Södermalm district of Stockholm, it's calming and clutter-free, with lots of natural light and a wonderfully fresh feel. . . .
Recipe | Sausage & kale orecchiette
It's time for the first recipe of 2017 from the talented Kym Grimshaw of food blog On the Plate, and I'm particularly excited about this one as it uses my favourite pasta: orecchiette. I first sampled orecchiette (Italian for 'little ears') on Rome's Piazza Navona at the age of 17, when I was travelling around Italy between school and university. It was served with butternut squash and grated . . .
New designs from Stelton
More Danish design news for you today, this time from Stelton - a favourite of style-conscious coffee and tea lovers the world over. It has just released a raft of new designs, and they're some of my favourites to date. First up are new colour options for the brand's iconic 'EM77' cafetiere and vacuum jug, designed by Erik Magnussen all the way back in 1977. The latest shades were inspired by . . .
Spring-summer 2017 collection from Menu
This time of year is always an interesting one in the world of interiors, as it's when many brands release details of their spring-summer collections. I'll be sharing the new designs from all my favourite names over the coming weeks, kicking off with Danish stalwart Menu. Menu has been responsible for some iconic collaborations with a range of talented designers, and its latest collection is no . . .
Tips for choosing the perfect shade of grey
You’ve probably noticed by now, but I’m a little obsessed with grey; in fact, our entire house is painted in one shade or another. For me, it's the perfect colour: it's sleek, it's sophisticated, it works as a neutral backdrop for all sorts of accents, and it's wonderfully calming to come home to at the end of a busy day. But choosing exactly the right shade can be tricky, so here are a few tips . . .
Home tour | A minimalist farmhouse in Suffolk
After talking about minimalism and Norm Architects in last week’s posts, it seems fitting that my first home tour of 2017 is a minimal house created by the Copenhagen-based studio itself. Contemporary Scandinavian design isn’t something you’d normally associate with a rural farmhouse, but Reydon Grove, located on a working farm in Suffolk (southern England), offers just that. Raised above the . . .
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