Interior designer Åsa and her husband architect Phil have created a well-thought-out home where they have planned the flows in the house in the best way according to how the family wants to live and live. Their 40s house has undergone a major makeover that flirts with both now and then.
While Åsa and Phil needed to renew almost everything, they wanted to preserve some of the house’s history. The floor in the living room was a typical old lacquered yellowed oak floor, which is found in many homes from the 1940s. They liked the herringbone pattern but not the color, and together with a floor sander, they finally got a color that corresponded to the matte, gray-brown, dull effect they wanted. The couple also saved money by buying a leftover batch of wide oak planks for the kitchen and dining room. Straight lines, modern minimalist furniture, muted colors – such a stylish design could easily decorate a modern city apartment, but here it also looks quite appropriate. Beautiful house in a beautiful location!
