#kakelugn

[fullnessofjoy]

Kakelugn - Tiled Stove

An 1880s neo-renaissance kakelugn (tiled stove), Mullhyttan, Närke, Sweden.

[ilwolhongdam]

Kids Room Stockholm Kids' room: large, modern kids' room idea with blue walls and a light wood floor that is gender-neutral.

[decorworks]

A Cosy Swedish Cottage by the Sea

*This post contains a mention of my book / promotion of my own work.Hands up who has always dreamed of living in a little cottage by the sea?  Surely most of us - especially after a tough day of work! I can confess that I've spent the best part of this morning wondering if my little family and I can move to Jönköping - 3 hours from here. I don't think they'll be too happy - but it doesn't stop me dreaming. This charming little yellow and white cottage in Bymarken was built in 1870 and has recently been put on the market. Built on a hill, it's a topsy turvy home - with the entrance, kitchen, dining room and sitting room on the top floor, and the bedrooms and home office on the lower floor - leading out to a lovely terrace. The owners sure are keen on wallpaper (something you'll have noticed has grown in popularity immensely over the years in Sweden), which adds to the cosiness of the home alongside kakelugn (masonry oven fireplaces). Ready to take a tour and dream away with me? 

In the trend forecasts for 2025 experts have talked a lot about the sensorial home - and it's something I have also touched upon in my Njuta book. The idea is that the home should tap into all your senses - the feel of the furnishings under your fingertips, the smell of the natural materials or something sweet rising in the oven, the sound of a roaring fire or an old wood floor creaking slightly under foot and of course how it all looks from a visionary perspective. It's these factors that come together to make a home. 

Notice the candles on the walls in this home which really come into their own in Autumn. By the fire in this room you can also spot an extinguisher made by the classic brand Solsticken. 

Yet another candle on the wall, this time in a gold bowl to reflect the light around the room - I am sure it looks so pretty in the evenings! 

Have you noticed how doors are often turned into a feature in the home tours here on My Scandinavian Home? Here, an old wood door has been sanded down to its original form and the rough texture adds warmth to the room. Notice also the old wooden floor, which has been sanded down and treated - beautiful! We recently sanded down the bedroom floor in our summer cottage and it made such a huge difference to the room. That's the beauty of solid wood - it's easy to give it a new lease of life! 

In the master bedroom, curtains have been used instead of sliding wardrobe doors - helping to add warmth to the room and also dampening sound. 

The units are made by Elfa - a Swedish brand which I have used extensively in my own home thanks to a partnership a few years ago. I am still so happy with it today and occasionally adapt it to bring our storage up to date. If you're curious, take a peek at my before and after wardrobe, laundry room and attic makeovers!  

So dreamy! I could so imagine myself living here - enjoying relaxing evenings on the terrace in summertime and cosy evenings by the fire come winter. Could you imagine living here too? Is there anything that you loved or noticed in particular about this cottage?let's take a little look into some other cottages by the sea today - after all, there's nothing like a little mid-week dreaming, right? Is there one of these in particular that you fell in love with? I am quite partial to the last one with all the books - plus. it's just down the road in Malmö! Stor kram (big hug), Read the full article

[iwillruletheuniverse]

Mum showed me the obituaries in the newspaper and beside was an article with a photo of a beautiful kakelugn (-swedish word, can’t find the english word) I asked mum to see the picture and so I checked what the article was about. She works at the animal hospital in Hässleholm. To see that shattered me again. Early hours of 13th of April 2019, Thomas was not doing well at all. His stomach was very swollen. This was at around 4 in the morning and the animal hospital didn’t open until 8. Dad called Hässleholm at 8. They didn’t want to treat rabbits. He called Lund and they said we were welcome. Thomas was there until the 16th. On the evening of the 18th Thomas’ stomach was again swollen and I told dad he had to call Lund. But they had a surgery to do and didn’t knew when he’d be done so I told dad to call Hässleholm. He went away to call. Thomas died in cramps, in extreme pain and total panic while he was gone and when he came back he said, ‘‘We’re welcome’‘ I looked up at him and said, ‘‘It’s too late, he’s dead’‘ before I broke down. That surgery the vet should do, I often wonder if they made it. Did Thomas welcome that family member to the afterlife? Do they run around playing now? Or did they make it out of the surgery and made a full recovery because maybe Thomas was there to watch over?

[crimsoncorundum]

Pretty tile oven. Vacker kakelugn.

[monochromatically-written]

kakelugnar i Turnblad herrgård i amerikanska svenska institutet • tiled stoves in the Turnblad mansion at the American Swedish Institute

[vintage-sweden]

Couple in front of a masonry heater, 1924, Sweden.

[andersonsdollpurpose]

Swedish fireplace (kakelugn) by Ruth Pollock. Another photo of a dollhouse miniature I haven’t been able to find a larger version of. I think it originally came from Swan House Miniatures - this one is sold and gone, but they have other miniatures by her.

[hundraelva]

Hej kammare! Hejdå papp.

[joegevara]

Part 1 (sia-Chandelier) . . .#realestate #interiorinspo #staircase #cosina #design #ideas #style #chandelier #lifestyle #instagood #instadaily #instastyle #instaluxury #like4like #likeforlike #photooftheday #instagram #instamood #thursday #piano s #cover #love #loveiten #sia #kakelugn #rythm #vintagestyle (at Terbanggi-Besar, Lampung, Indonesia)

[ceramikaborysart]

Piec kaflowy kanałowy  z naszej pracowni.

Wykonany od projektu - do pierwszego palenia w piecu, poprzez wykonywanie modeli, form, kafli i montaż. Wszystkie kafle wykonane są ręcznie wg starych tradycyjnych metod.

[demonindistress]

Won the lottery in life and landed myself an INSANE evacuation Palace for a few weeks.

My normal flat is one room, kitchen cupboard, about a third of the size of this, but as they're replacing all the pipes and the disgusting leaky bathrooms in the building we're all being temporarily placed in the empty stock of rooms/flats the landlord happens to have.

Due to corona: the original plan he had was that we were simply not to not be allowed in our own homes between 7 am and 6 pm. while the builders were at it, for 2 months. The builders protested this, as they didn't want extra virus exposure from residents if someone was to get covid. Bless them!

Anyway, some ppl ended up in 10 m^2 cupboards and I got to live in fucking VERSAILLES for 2 months.

I'm bringing roller skates.

[decorworks]

A Cosy Swedish Cottage by the Sea

*This post contains a mention of my book / promotion of my own work.Hands up who has always dreamed of living in a little cottage by the sea?  Surely most of us - especially after a tough day of work! I can confess that I've spent the best part of this morning wondering if my little family and I can move to Jönköping - 3 hours from here. I don't think they'll be too happy - but it doesn't stop me dreaming. This charming little yellow and white cottage in Bymarken was built in 1870 and has recently been put on the market. Built on a hill, it's a topsy turvy home - with the entrance, kitchen, dining room and sitting room on the top floor, and the bedrooms and home office on the lower floor - leading out to a lovely terrace. The owners sure are keen on wallpaper (something you'll have noticed has grown in popularity immensely over the years in Sweden), which adds to the cosiness of the home alongside kakelugn (masonry oven fireplaces). Ready to take a tour and dream away with me? 

In the trend forecasts for 2025 experts have talked a lot about the sensorial home - and it's something I have also touched upon in my Njuta book. The idea is that the home should tap into all your senses - the feel of the furnishings under your fingertips, the smell of the natural materials or something sweet rising in the oven, the sound of a roaring fire or an old wood floor creaking slightly under foot and of course how it all looks from a visionary perspective. It's these factors that come together to make a home. 

Notice the candles on the walls in this home which really come into their own in Autumn. By the fire in this room you can also spot an extinguisher made by the classic brand Solsticken. 

Yet another candle on the wall, this time in a gold bowl to reflect the light around the room - I am sure it looks so pretty in the evenings! 

Have you noticed how doors are often turned into a feature in the home tours here on My Scandinavian Home? Here, an old wood door has been sanded down to its original form and the rough texture adds warmth to the room. Notice also the old wooden floor, which has been sanded down and treated - beautiful! We recently sanded down the bedroom floor in our summer cottage and it made such a huge difference to the room. That's the beauty of solid wood - it's easy to give it a new lease of life! 

In the master bedroom, curtains have been used instead of sliding wardrobe doors - helping to add warmth to the room and also dampening sound. 

The units are made by Elfa - a Swedish brand which I have used extensively in my own home thanks to a partnership a few years ago. I am still so happy with it today and occasionally adapt it to bring our storage up to date. If you're curious, take a peek at my before and after wardrobe, laundry room and attic makeovers!  

So dreamy! I could so imagine myself living here - enjoying relaxing evenings on the terrace in summertime and cosy evenings by the fire come winter. Could you imagine living here too? Is there anything that you loved or noticed in particular about this cottage?let's take a little look into some other cottages by the sea today - after all, there's nothing like a little mid-week dreaming, right? Is there one of these in particular that you fell in love with? I am quite partial to the last one with all the books - plus. it's just down the road in Malmö! Stor kram (big hug), Read the full article

[ilovethishome]

Zo heet het dus, Kakelugn, de Zweedse tegelkachel! Zijn jullie ook fan? #kakelugn #kachel #tegelkachel #interieur #interior #interior123 #interior4all #interior4you #bolig #scandinavian #swedish #interiordesign

[katelynngujtkt719]

Home Remodel Paint Vackra snickerier, eldningsbar kakelugn och angenmt lge i hjrtat av Vasastaden - Stadshem

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Vackra snickerier, eldningsbar kakelugn och angenmt lge i hjrtat av Vasastaden - Stadshem

[doretheashyjet616]

Home Remodel Paint Vackra snickerier, eldningsbar kakelugn och angenmt lge i hjrtat av Vasastaden - Stadshem

Home Remodel Paint

Vackra snickerier, eldningsbar kakelugn och angenmt lge i hjrtat av Vasastaden - Stadshem