Black + White

Fashion designer Michala Wiesneck's Copenhagen home is beautifully understated, and simply decorated with touches of vintage finds, books and black and white for contrasting drama.

Happy Friday!

Right Now!

Studio Oliver Gustav is one of my favorite design shops.  The creative consultant is based in Copenhagen and his studio, showroom and boutique is collected with a keen sense of dark nostalgia.  Oliver's sharp eye for objects, furniture and art is set on a monochrome backdrop, mixed with strong and modern cultural influences.  I think his work is so relevant and so right now!

Host!

As you can see I'm completely obsessed with everything at Host judging by the amount of photos in this post! It's my new favorite restaurant and I've never even been to Copenhagen, but I've always wanted to go and now I have more of a reason!  Torben Klitbo's restaurant contains so many details and elements that are perfection; The simplicity of the stucco walls, the textured wooden tables that are partnered with the smooth Scandinavian chairs.  The black industrial lights which add a touch of edge.  And to finish it all off, the dinnerware designed by New Norm is the perfect contrast to the interiors.  These photos have put a little perk in my morning, no need for my green tea!  Bon Apetit or should I say, Velbekomme!

New + Old

 A Copenhagen home with the perfect balance of new and old.  Owners Marianne Brandi and Keld Mikkelsen created contrast and drama by cleverly placing dark objects and textiles against clean white walls.   Dark window frames and dark floors add to the sophisticated atmosphere while the juxtaposition of new and old furniture create charm.  Read more at Lonny Magazine!

Oliver Gustav

I am over the moon for Oliver Gustav, his studio and living space in Copenhagen, Denmark.  The antique garden shop is filled with vintage objects, statuary and furniture.  Each piece full of character!  Above his shop is his beautiful living space pictured just below.  I'm looking forward to taking a trip to Denmark and visiting Gustav's moody, dark and beautiful studio.