The Scandinavians are closer to us than it seems. For example, this retro-style dacha is very suitable for our central zone. There are a lot of ideas for inspiration here. We have already taken a couple of dozen for ourselves
The summer houses of Swedish artists are something special.Okay, the owners of this house are not exactly artists, but the owner paints in her free time. A young family with a three-year-old child and a dog live on two floors of this rural house.
In our opinion, such an interior can be safely considered a standard for all those who are drawn to the rustic style, rural life and country recreation.
There are practically no new things here, and if there are,then they look like they have "lived in". The owners tried their best to preserve the spirit of this house and therefore practically did not change the decoration, only the floor is new here.
This is Sweden and curtains on the windows are rather nonsense, in this house there are none either, however the curtain rods are still there, the owners use them as fasteners for decoration.
The decor itself is simple and intelligent: books, photographs and paintings are in every room. In some places, boho-style clothing and musical instruments are used as decor.
The brightest spot in this interior is the staircase.the landing between floors: a rich blue wall, green doors and floral wallpaper contrast with the rest of the white trim and create a sense of playing with the landscape inside the house.
Bedroom with balcony thanks to white background and abundancesunlight creates a light, almost weightless atmosphere of peace and serenity. The owners chose black as a supporting shade. Here it is presented in details that only emphasize the overall mood.
The nursery, like all the other rooms, is filled withobjects with traces of a past life, country-style textiles and just a couple of new things. The teepee and two poufs are clearly new, but they fit in quite organically.
The characteristic "organic" is inherent to the interior as a whole. There are no "out of place" details or questionable decisions. Filling their home with goods from flea markets, the owners have not made a single mistake.
In our opinion, absolute harmony has been achievedachieved primarily through a palette of natural shades of wood, earth, grass, snow and sky. Details, as in any interior, also played a role.
Clay vases, pots and jugs, baskets and birdcages, homespun rugs and sea shells, suitcases, chests and, of course, a huge number of books tell each guest the rich history of this family. And even if it is slightly exaggerated, does it matter if the viewer cannot tear his eyes away from the next vase?
If you want to repeat the success of the Swedes, here are some products from our store for inspiration.
