Author: Interior Ladies
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Interior with Claws
It is said that animal prints will make their way back into our homes. And as almost always, it is the fashion industry that is leading the way. Have you noticed that there are a lot of animal prints on clothes this fall? I have nothing against animal patterns in interior design if it comes…
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Life is a rose
Pink has emerged as a hot color in fashion. Both for fall 2013 and also for spring 2014, internationally I might add. I don’t think it will become a big color in our country, besides, the Swedes are far too cautious and the color far too controversial. It usually doesn’t take long before we see…
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Orient-era
Someone asked if you can have oriental rugs in a bathroom. The answer to that question is a big YES! You can actually have oriental rugs everywhere. I have had oriental rugs for many years. In my current home in the hall, kitchen and office. And when I remodel the bathroom, there will be one…
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Neutral
Neutral colors are a safe bet when decorating. They usually work very well as a base but can become a bit boring if you overdose. White, black, beige, brown and gray are all neutral and grateful because they can be combined with most other more colorful colors. Another advantage of neutral colors is that they…
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Louise de Lorraine – the White Queen
We spent two weeks on holiday in France this year, where we visited the Loire Valley, a fantastic part of the country with all its castles. This time we visited the beautiful Chenonceau Castle and I was completely captivated by both its beauty and history. It is a royal castle built in the 16th century…
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Styling in the Style of the Red Rose
Just before the holidays, Interiorladies received a great styling assignment from Mäklarhuset in Karlstad. It was a newly renovated, unfurnished one-bedroom apartment in central Karlstad that needed to be styled for sale. Both my partner Nina and I were inspired by the beautiful roses outside the property and decided that we would style the apartment…
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Midsummer in the Rain
Just as our weather forecasters predicted, it was a Midsummer with heavy rain. Not exactly the weather we wanted for a weekend in the countryside, but not at all unusual. The only advantage is that we understood in advance that we had to set the table and eat our herring and drink our nubbe indoors.…
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Time for Nightlife
I think it’s time for a little more inspiration for outdoor spaces. I have two patio favorites, one is the American porch as seen in countless movies. They are usually quite large and there is room for both seating and dining. But what is most attractive about these porches are the obligatory rocking chairs or porch swings.…
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Take me to….Provence!
At this time of year, the travel nerves start to get really bad. Even though it COULD be a nice summer here at home, we know that it is highly uncertain. Like for so many others, Provence is the ever-present travel destination and it is no wonder at all. It is teeming with attractions, unique…
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Gustavian – Still Going Strong
About 15 years ago, the Gustavian style was very popular. I think it was largely due to Lars Sjöberg and his book “The Swedish Room” which was published in 1994. Lars Sjöberg is an art historian and has a great love for the 18th century. He has made it his life’s work to take care…
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