My feelings are very warm for typical Stockholm beauties like these. With the wide plank flooring, the tile stove and the generous ceiling height creating such wonderful sense of space. Decorating a home under conditions like these is a sheer delight. Walls kept ‘Stockholm-white’ (like above) or painted, wallpapered…Any style works.  | via estate agencies fastighetsbyrån & susanne persson |

hello dear readers! How are you these days of early summer ’11? I am busy, busy. busy…and you’ll some non-activeness here. But I will be back sporadically, I always am. In the meantime, a bedroom view – not for symbolizing what I’ll be up to ;) I won’t spend much time there, but I’ll be resting from decor buzz and biz, focusing all my energies on: WORK. A colour scheme close to heart:

| Consept Constanse via NIB |

I think this Saturday deserves some beautiful bedrooms of various styles! We are a tired bunch here, a terrible cold has hit us out. I love the idea in the first arrangement, to add another layer behind the headboard. I do like the bottom left idea too, a nice painting does the trick very well, particularly with a pair of Jielde like that. As for me, the headboard-hunt isn’t over, in time I will find my majestic French darling. Bonne nuit!

| pics via sköna hem & vtwonen |

I know this isn’t the newest trick in the book, but it’s still standing as a great (and cost-efficient) way to add extra interest to a bedroom. It is, I think, one particularly appropriate feature in a guestroom – you can write welcoming or entertaining notes to your guests. And they can leave their thanks, or any feedback :p All you need is creativity and a some chalkboard paint. Maybe also a sheet of MDF and a frame if you want to make it even more flexible. And yes, use dustless chalk if you don’t want to wake up with white dust in your face..

| pics: the stir, anthropologie,  styleathome and flychick (w tutorial) |

| via vtwohnen |