5 Inspiring Homes From the Chilly North

Architecture has to respond to cold days and long nights in Northern Europe. As winter drags on for a whole lot of us, we could take some lessons from folks that live in areas like Scandinavia or The Netherlands.

A bright and light room is your interior design edition of one of these modest anti-depressant headband lighting. Here is a look at five beautiful homes in Northern Europe, complete with links to full Tours.

LASC Studio

1. This farmhouse in Österlen, Sweden, was in terrible disrepair before the household hired Jonas Labbé and Johannes Schotanus of LASC Studio to deliver it back to life.

LASC Studio

White paint from floor to the peak of the ceiling keeps things bright, even though a woodstove keeps things toasty.

LASC Studio

Light wood and organic light heat up the upper floor.

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Jeanette Lunde

2. Here is a glimpse at graphic designer and blogger Jeanette Lund’s enchanting cottage in Southern Norway.

Jeanette Lunde

You’re able to view Jeanette’s artist’s eye in the way she chooses and composes her home furnishings.

Jeanette Lunde

Light walls, floors and ceilings reflect light and make the whole home feel big and bright.

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Holly Marder

3. This appearance of the cozy house in South Holland, The Netherlands, has been imported from Canada. The owner wanted a Canadian Arts and Crafts house, and also had substances imported from Canada to be sure the appearance would be authentic.

Holly Marder

A mixture of cozy cloths, cushy upholstery and autumnal colors makes this a great room for nestling under a throw and studying a book.

Holly Marder

This tiny waterway contributes to a major canal. The owners can look out through winter months and anticipate summer sails.

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Holly Marder

4. The owners of the home in Delft, The Netherlands have a penchant for fabulous light fixtures. Carefully selected lighting is a key part of getting through these days when it’s dark out long before dinnertime.

Holly Marder

A mild, neutral foundation gives a perfect backdrop for carefully selected furnishings. The household includes a 2-year-old daughter, therefore this furniture can stand up to toddler wear and tear as well.

Holly Marder

Glossy red paint provides a reflection and attention into a frequently overlooked area, the hallway.

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Sindahl

5. Artist, photographer and blogger Tina Sindahl established this glamorous nest in Norrköping, Sweden. She shares the full process within her website, Signed By Tina.

Sindahl

The renovation included lots of glitz, down to the towel bar, which is studded with Swarovski crystals.

Sindahl

A luxe mixture of textiles includes a velvet headboard, reflective background, sequined throw pillows and mirrors.

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