This apartment belongs to a writer, photographer and fashionista, and it's clearly seen from the design, which is Nordic with glam and vintage touches
This Scandinavian house isn’t your typical Nordic one, first of all, because it belongs to writer Annika von Holdt, who is also a photographer and a stylist. Annika has an amazing eye for details, and you’ll see it at once in her home décor. Second, it’s features lots of passion and glam, which isn’t typical for a Danish interior.
The apartment is located in the historical district, in a building of about 120 years old, surrounded by trees, it is worthy of a Tim Burton movie. The apartment design was completely changed by the owners but the feel of the original style was left: there are moldings on the ceiling, chimneys, vaulted windows and numerous doors.
Annika chose a monochromatic palette but with some contrasts. I’d say that she used minimalist style with glam touches and vintage finds. Annika says that she likes to buy vintage furniture and accessories that have some imperfections because they seem more beautiful to her, and she widely uses them for décor. It’s clearly seen that the owner loves decoration, fashion, design, and photography in the design.
The rooms and spaces are airy and light-filled, which is traditional for Scandinavian décor. There are traditional whitewashed wooden floors and white walls but you can also see many bold glam touches like oversized black and white photos in large refined metallic frames or fur covers. Look at the spaces to get inspired!
All the spaces have white walls and whitewashed wooden floors, and the original niches and ceiling moldings were preserved to make the spaces more refined
As the owner is a photographer, there are a lot of her works, and a large display on ledges to enjoy and get inspired
There are some colorful touches done with furniture, for example, this dusty blue sofa with pillows, which perfectly accentuates the space
This is a dining room with a rustic wooden table and mismatching modern chairs of acryl and plastic for a contrast
The dining space can be used as a home office, and I love a glass cabinet with tall hats and boots on display, so glam and unique
The master bedroom features a large comfy bed and an oversized framed portrait of the owner, which makes the space gorgeous and refined
Pink touches can be seen throughout the whole space, they add softness and a girlish feel to the rooms, which are rather whitewashed