The August 2010 edition of Bolig Magasinet features the home of Danish designer Sofie Schnoor. This functionalist villa near Copenhagen is decorated the Danish way; sleek Scandinavian with lots of creativity and charm. One eye-catching decor feature is the meter-high photos of the children standing (not hanging!) here and there. In the hallway, on a cabinet and as a focal point in the dining room. This is a very nice, and trendy, extension of the photowall feature combined with the oh so hot unframed paintings style. Personalized decor at its best!

A successful photo wall. Pic from House to Home.

Personalized interior design is a hot topic and creating your own custom wallpapers is getting real easy and rather cheap as well. Mia wrote about Mr Perswall a few days ago and another local company here in Sweden for this is Photowall. Just to get you inspired here’s a few examples from their site. A custom wallpaper measuring the size of 300 centimeters by 240 centimers is roughly $300, about the same price as traditional wallpapers.

via [Aftonbladet]

Mr Perswall is a Swedish wallpaper factory, manufacturing an innovative assortment of photowalls, murals and designed feature walls. By uploading your own image to the site and customize it to a wallpaper you can also be your own wallpaper designer. Here’s trendey top 4 of the Perswall assortment. First row 1. pink blossom [beautiful wallpaper, many potential uses/rooms] 2. graffiti city [interesting graffiti interpretation yet too noisy at times. Ideal for smaller spaces], and at second row: 3. rainbow stripes [could look really cool at places. WIC would be my choice] and 4. sthlm skyline [soulful or restless?]

Above this list is, of course, customized wallcoverings; sprung from own photo or pattern choices. Individual creativity has always highest rank here @ trendey. To inspire You and Ourselves is our calling.