Summer house in Uppland

Photo: Hus&Hem

Another beautiful sommer house in Sweden, the owner is marketing director in Svenskt Tenn. Located in Uppland. More here

Photograph: Anja Niemi

Photo: Anja Niemi

This is from the home of Norwegian artist Maria Øverbye, as you might see from the paintings on the wall. All the art you can see on the walls are actually for sale! If you´re in Oslo saturday 11th, Øverbye and photographer Anja Niemi will auction their work at this wonderful location in Kjelsås, Oslo. More about it here

7 years to perfection

Photo: Sköna Hem

I´m back after a long summer vacation... We haven´t had time to do much work in our cabin this summer - we have spent time with our little baby girl instead. Good to know this Swedish summer house took 7 year to finish. More here

Milkey Scandinavian interior

Photo: Lois Lemaire

I have seen these photos in Sköna Hem before, but I found them again on this blog - where they have a post about Scandinavian interiors - beautiful and milkey white.

Summer house by Sandell Sandberg

Photo: Sandell Sandberg via below the clouds

How cool is this Swedish summer house drawn by Sandell Sanberg? It even has a loft and an inner, sheltered courtyard!

Danish dream in Tisvilde

Photo: Indenfor & Udenfor Gallery

I have to show you another great sommer house, situated in Tisvilde at the Danish coast, from the fantastic Indenfor & Udenfor Gallery. Lovely!

Danish flat

Photo: Torben Petersen/Bolig Magasinet

Love this Danish flat from Bolig Magasinet

Summer house by studiomama

Photo: studiomama/Ben Anderson

The pallet chair on the first and last picture is one of many cool and green things designed by studiomama. On their webpage you can even buy the instructions on how to make it! I found studiomama through the Norwegian blog norsk stil. Photo Ben Andersen, see his portfolio here

The hermits cabin

Photo: scandinaviandesign.com

I´m sure you have seen this small cabin in the blogosphere before, but I love Eremitens Koja so much that I still have to show it to you. It´s avaliable from Swedish Arvesund in two sizes. This is what the creator, Mats Theselius, says about his work: ”Most people probably associate hermit living with mysticism and religion. But that is wrong. It’s rather about challenging the hectic city life and taking a natural step back. I want to show the possibilities to escape the urban life for a while. The cabin provokes questions around individuals versus society, and man’s need of solitude. For that reason we have filled the cabin with the few things you need. Here you can eat, sleep, read or just do nothing at all.”

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