White and grey, but with a hint of colours in Göteborg

Thursday's almost over, which means that it's Friday tomorrow - woohoo! Do you have any plans for the weekend?
Today I'm going to show you yet another Göteborg apartment, all kept in soothing white tones. White is a great colour for wall painting. You can do anything with it; keep it simple with just a white base and furniture and such in dark tones. Or you can do as the owners of this lovely Göteborg apartment. It's kept white, which creates light, and then there's all those lovely details in a rainbow of colours. I fancy it - do you?

Small Space Inspiration #1

It's already October... where does the time go, I wonder?
Anyway, I love to get inspired by blogs and magazines when it comes to decorating, but the fact is that not many of us have the luxury of a big house or a five bedroom apartment. We have to make do with what we've got. But just because you've got a small space, doesn't mean that you're out of luck. Like this small Swedish apartment; there's not much room, but the owner makes it work.
If you're apartment is small, then why not try with white furniture and paint? It'll make the room seem bigger plus you don't have to constantly clean and wipe the tables, as you would have to with black or dark furniture.
Have a happy happy happy day, and don't forget to smile!

New month, new opportunities

White in Göteborg

Ah, already Sunday again? This week has just gone by so fast.
I always rush on Sundays; I have to clean, do the laundry, do my homework, do my nails and wash my hair. Not much, perhaps, but it's been my routine for years. So I'll quickly bring you this amazing Göteborg apartment - by the way, it really has been a Swedish kind of week here at f&f, hasn't it? I'm crazed with white apartments at the moment, but they can't be too white. That's why I love this place; the soft details like the wooden dining table or the book shelf with coloured books just make the whole place seem cosy.
Happy Sunday to you!

Happy glow in Stockholm apartment

It's Saturday - woohoo! Have anything fun planned this weekend? I think I'll just lounge around and take it easy, but of course there's also that pesky homework to do. But I think I'll save it for tomorrow. However I went to the library yesterday and borrowed a book, so I think I'm just going sit on the couch, with a good cuppa tea and rad all day.
Today I wanted to show you - yet another - Swedish apartment in Stockholm. I love the fact that the place is kept white, but the yellow details make it so much fun, and the greyish furniture make a nice, soft touch to the place.
Have just the best Saturday ever, my dear Internet friends!

Autumn Apples

Yesterday I told you that Autumn is my favourite season. I don't know why exactly, but I guess it makes sense. I do like Summer with the green grass and trees and the blue sky, but I've never been one for the heat or the long nights. I like the fact that it gets colder and darker when we hit the middle of September. I also love the fact that you don't have to pay for apples - or at least, I don't. My grandmum has her own apple tree, so I get apples every day. Once I made a pie, but most days I make an organic apple iced tea.

Here's some apple inspiration from IKEA

Pale and cosy in Stockholm

Once again it's Autumn - my favourite season! There's nothing better (for me) than to come home to a nice, clean and warm apartment, make myself a cuppa tea and sit down with an episode of a funny TV-show. However, if I had this Stockholm apartment, I don't think I'd ever get out the door. You might not get "cosy" at first look, but the very clean lines of the apartment is softened with sheepskin furs and rugs, which create the need to just snuggle up on the couch with a good book. Happy day to you!

Terrific Tuesday

Today is my day off, and right now I should be hard at work on an essay for my Danish class. In stead, I'm relaxing on the couch with a cuppa cappuccino, which I'm drinking from my new Normann Copenhagen cup.
A couple of weeks back I bought some Normann Copenhagen cups from Bahne (a Danish home decor store), which I have been using as plant pots for my small Succulents. I didn't quite have enough though, so a couple of hours ago, I found myself back in home decor heaven. I ended up buying 4 more cups, but I also "accidentally" bought some new silver candlesticks.

Looks lovely, right? Here's how they look in my apartment:

I had one cup left, so now that one is officially my new cappuccino cup.
Have an absolutely fantastic Tuesday evening, I'll see you tomorrow ♡