Summer house outside Stockholm

Photo: Åke Lindman/WBA via Qreate by Malin Stoor

This 250 m2 summer house, completed in 2008, offers views of the sea from every angle. The walls are built from hand-picked panels of Swedish pine. It´s designed by Swedish architects Waldemarson Berglund. Love the view and the little sofa by the stairs.

Villa Astrid

This summer house is located in Sweden, designed by architects Wingårdh Arkitektkontor AB. Don´t remember where I found it, let me know if you know! Love the Wegner wishbone/Y-chairs, they seem to be everywhere now.

Our tiny guestroom

Photo: Scandinavian Retreat

This is our tiny guest room (= where we store all our luggage), and where our daughter will sleep from next year. Haven´t really showed it to you because it´s not much to see, and we never seem to get it quite done. Anyway: blanket from my mother in law, wonderful new fragrance, Beach Walk from Margiela, with a smell of summer (really need that in Norway this year), old nightstand and still no curtains. I kind of like it anyway.

Home of a photographer

Photo: Jakob Nylund via Ideas To Steal

Home of Swedish photographer Jakob Nylund. Really like all his cool lamps - and the wall of pictures!

New mobile

This is where my daughter sleeps when we´re at the cabin. Just wanted to show you her new mobile, just as nice for grown ups. It´s the Themis mobile, a geometric mobile in paper, by Swedish designer Clara von Zweigbergk

Sara and Kristian´s home

Photo: Dosfamily

From Dos Family: Sara is a nurse and Kristian is a woodshop teacher and they live in an apartment in Malmö with their kids Vira and Frank . The home has a white base with a touch of pink pastels and black. More here

Nice house, nice chairs

 Photo : Line Thit Klein, styling Helen Wiggers via Stylefiles

Love all the pretty chairs in this house!

Touch of colour

Photo: Birgitta Wolfgang Drejer/via Interiormagasinet
This is the lovely apartment of Danish jewellery designer Stine A. Johansen via Style Files

Basic family living

Photo: Charlotte Schmidt Olsen/ House of Pictures

Line and Brian has renovated this barn for 2 years, and I must say they have done a good job. Love the built in bench by the diningtable. From amazing House of Pictures, more here

Kaj Bojesen

I guess you´ve all seen this little guy before, it´s Kay Bojesens teak monkey, designed in 1951. This one now lives in our cabin, but it was my grandfather, interior architect Torbjørn Afdal, who bought it in the 50ies. My daughter loves it!