"The charm of old things is the worn and wrinkled. "
Lovely shabby chic inspiration from a home in Skåne.
How does one mix the old and worn things successfully?
The charm of old things is the worn and wrinkled, then it is not to be rash and paint or upholster unnecessarily, advises Comfortable home interior designer Charlotte Pettersson.
- Dare to let worn but perfectly serviceable furniture as they are! An armchair with upholstered back can be very comfortable to sit in.
- Be creative! Suitable furniture is not in the rest of the home can be remedied by painting on.
- See the potential of half-finished things. A lampshade without attire goes as using naked.
- Do not iron unnecessarily, wrinkles are beautiful.
- Gather your things in groups, then more things standout without the clutter.
- Think freely when it comes to textiles.
Sewn Together towels can be a bedspread, tablecloth becomes fine on the couch and put the bedspread as tablecloth on the table. Or let beautiful dresses hanging in front of jewelry in the room.
Living room with a touch of industrial style. Sheet metal cabinet and work lamp from the 50's is a funky contrast to the upholstered furniture from the late 1800s.
There is boudoirstämning in the living room bay window.
Ultra thin curtains, an old folding screen and a canapé from the late 1800s together with the pillows and quilts create a feminine feel.
via:skonahem.com
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