…no probs, I can sleep here.

In a loft apartment currently brokered by real estate agent Skeppsholmen. It has some pretty nice features this one; a total area of 243 m2, duplex, and a spacey roof terrace just to mention the basics. Stepped chimney, heating stove, blah blah..;) Love the atmosphere in this bedroom. The whitewashed walls, the harmony and the softness, especially when it comes to the bed which might be the most inspirational part. Wouldn’t this be the perfect spot for a hideaway retreat!

This home, featured in Danish Boligmagasinet, is another variation of the popular ethno-eclectic, globetrotterish, style theme. In it’s base very Scandinavian, palish and raw, yet stylishly refreshed with the ethno-inspired textiles and details. Nice to see some pineapples again! I especially fancy the sofa corner. The bucket of flowers and the painting completes it.

| pics via décormag |

It has been said ethnic/global styles will be top trendy 2011. There will be a lot more on the etnic interior style theme in the year to come I can promise you, but as a starter I have the ultimate style example. Speaking of finds from around the globe, exotic textiles and that smashing eclectic harmony it cannot get any more inspiring than this!

It’s ultra-trendy and no surprise an interior decorator lives here.

The bench beneath the breath-taking painting is vintage gymnastics equipment.

This is what a home office looks like á la 2011 ethnic style! And below, a globetrotterish room for kids.

| all pics: mixr |

Update: More pics from this lovely home can be found at the blog Solid Frog

Isn’t it something toffee about this pic? In terms of the upcoming caramel-trend.

| pic: Hus & Hem |

This is a white style I fancy. It’s outside the typical Scandinavian box. It’s a bit crazy and fun. To me it’s the British, urban, version of white styling – white eclectic – and it’s full of spirit.

| all pics by photographer James Merrell |