That window though!
As much as a big open-plan, huge-kitchen-island, servery-to-the-deck kitchen would be amazing, I secretly think I'd prefer a humble little space like this.
External internal doors. I love these poky rabbit-warren Scandinavian apartments.
Can't go past a good ornate archway.
Who wants to move to Sweden with me and open a boutique hostel?
This one's for sale - it has 4 buildings, 17 bedrooms, and it's right by the beach.
Could we make believe, just for one minute, that this is my studio?
(it's not, its the Margaret Howell fashion and lifestyle store in London)
Do you remember when Yucca plants were all the rage? Heehee.
Anyway, back on topic - I like how this mid-century drawer unit is used as a room divider here. It'd be so nice to have a bedroom big enough to create different zones within it.
Black wooden floors which remind me of shared villa flats in Grey Lynn circa 1998 (in a good way). And painted old chairs as a bookcase.
This is relevant to my chair interests.
(Also, I suspect that brick wall is actually a brick wallpaper. But I'm blocking that out because wallpaper that pretends to be something other than wallpaper upsets me.)
Gratuitous Pineapples.
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