Photos :
1 : via Pinterest
2 : via Pinterest
3 : Bentwood pendants via SF girl by bay
4 : via SF girl by bay
5 : via Whisperingblue
6 : via Style essentials
7 : At home with Jesper and Majbritt via French by Design, source Elle Decoration UK, photo Gaelle le Boulicaut
The first photo looks awesome. I just wonder why they didn’t put a balustrade for that area.
ReplyDeleteI would definitely love to look at what this interior designer can do for a bathroom.
ReplyDeleteHey Natasha!
DeleteHere are some links to posts about inspiration for bathrooms:
http://www.bybjorkheim.com/2012/11/inspiration-bathroom.html
http://www.bybjorkheim.com/2012/04/inspiration-bathroom-2.html
http://www.bybjorkheim.com/2012/03/inspiration-bathroom.html
Best,
Åse
I love the concept of putting the long wooden table in the dining area. I just hope I can also spot a table that looks like this one for my apartment for rent legaspi village.
ReplyDeleteI like how you create interior designs, it’s simple yet classy. I just do wonder if there are also available designs for bathroom areas?
ReplyDeleteHey Niamh!
DeleteThank you for your comment!
Here are some links to posts with bathroom inspiration:
http://www.bybjorkheim.com/2012/11/inspiration-bathroom.html
http://www.bybjorkheim.com/2012/04/inspiration-bathroom-2.html
http://www.bybjorkheim.com/2012/03/inspiration-bathroom.html
Best,
Åse
Hey, these are great interior design ideas. Some of them are what I want exactly for my own home.
ReplyDeleteOld stuffs are always cool for me, as well as minimalist themes of houses! Where did you get those colorful clay pots? Got inspiration from your wood decors, thanks!
ReplyDeleteHey Kate! Thanks for your comment! I agree with you, old stuff with some history goes well along with an minimalistic theme. The clay pots are made of recycled boat wood in Bali. Åse
DeleteIs the table in the second-to-the-last photo a driftwood table? If it is, I have to say the people who made it did a great job making it look like that, a touch of nature to compliment the blacks and whites of the room.
ReplyDeleteHi Helen! Sorry for late reply.. I did not notice your comment before now. The table is made of Suar wood, a local sustainable wood from Indonesia. Much used in furnitures from Bali. We have one table our selves http://www.bybjorkheim.com/2013/01/my-home-2-story-loft-apartment-in-oslo.html
DeleteBest, Åse
I like the simplicity of this setup. The furnishings are not too grand, but they suit the place and the mood perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWooden-theme furniture at its finest! I like the wooden chandelier, it breaks the norm of the beaded team. I also noticed that all walls are white. I'm into clear white walls, they also brighten the rich chocolate and/or smoky color of wooden furniture.
ReplyDeleteI'm honestly surprised that, even if the interior is devoid of any standout colors, it still looks aesthetically pleasing. Must be because the fixtures and furniture complement the color.
ReplyDeleteThe good thing about some of the furniture is that they're colored in earth tones. That way, the place doesn't look overly bright, but it's not entirely white to make it look fairly dull.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment Tyrell! Yes, I also like wood and furnitures in earth tones in otherwise white rooms..
DeleteHow could you design such good interior style like this. This is elegant and nice. How did you think this kind of idea.
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