White Kitchen - Scandinavian Style!
I haven't really shown you any images from my trip to Copenhagen yet! I have so many....over 2,000 to be round about precise (call me obsessive, I'm guilty!) And, let's not forget my 10 (at least) magazines too. Lots of good stuff. Don't get me diamonds, just get me a Scandinavian interior design magazine! (I didn't really say that, right?)
Speaking of good stuff, I went a little crazy with taking lots of images of this very soft, romantic, Scandinavian style that everyone loves so much. I found this wonderful style (so much style) in some very special antique stores, Atelier September and Fil de Fer.
I have shared these particular images with Desire To Inspire, my good blogging buddies, because they have featured one of the stores before and I thought they would enjoy them, a fresh look from being IN the stores. I think they enjoyed them so much that they are doing a feature today AND featuring more, and different, images tomorrow!
What's missing is the kitchen! The apartment we stayed in, in Copenhagen, definitely had this same romantic style going on. I saw pictures of it online and booked it immediately! I just HAD to stay there. So, here is a kitchen design connection to this romantic Scandinavian style that Desire To Inspire is showing.
Today I will show you the kitchen, tomorrow, I will show you the adjacent breakfast room which will make you fall right over!
Don't forget to check back with Desire To Inspire tomorrow too, to see the complete look, connected with my images here.
Here are previous posts in Desire To Inspire...on Scandinavian Style and more Scandinavian style and good Danish design too. I would encourage you to use the search tool in their blog, but watch the time, you'll be there all day!
Friday, September 14, 2007 at 06:44AM
Reader Comments (5)
These are luscious. "Don't get me diamonds, just get me a Scandinavian interior design magazine!" Ha. Every once in awhile I have to remind my husband how lucky he is that I prefer design magazines over diamonds.
Copenhagen is a lovely city and I love to live here :-)Nice pictures again..thank you for your inspiration!
Glad you enjoyed the images, it was so much fun living there.
Have you tried a proposal for a new kitchen at St. Joseph's Seminary, off Maple Avenue behind Windrows Retirement Village in Kingston, NJ. The Catholic fathers might have work for you and it would be a new experience in a more industrial vent.
No, Marilyn, I am unaware of this project, but thak you for bringing it to my attention. :)