Info A lovely Finnish kitchen with vintage finds
Sunday, February 17, 2019
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I was doing a little research for my second book (so exciting!) last night and stumbled across this beautiful country style kitchen in a house dating back to the 1800's in a peaceful, rural setting in Purmo, Österbotten Finland. The family, who run the shop Lundagård, aim to counterbalance today's growing consumption through recycling and living a greener way of life. Christian and Aja Lund (the owners) designed the kitchen and built it with the help of a local carpenter. The space has been furnished with a beautiful mix of antiques and vintage finds for a lovely, relaxed feel where family life lies at the centre.
Photography - Krista Keltanen (shared with kind permission).
Oh so lovely - whenever I see spaces like this I feel like swapping our modern house for an old one in the country - one day?!
How about you?
Get the look: Lundagård sell a beautiful selection of 'old and new, handmade and antique' items. And I also find Etsy a great source for Swedish antiques and Finnish antiques.
You can see some lovely snapshots from life at Lundagård here.
I visited Finland for the first time last month and absolutely fell in love with the country. The people were so friendly, the design shops in Helsinki were wonderful and the countryside was simply stunning (I even spotted my first wild moose!). One day I dream of going back and exploring the Ekenäs archipelago national park by boat. Imagine?!
Most likely I have been inspired by Finnish cabins featured here on MSH including this log cabin (which has now been transformed into this beautifully simple cabin) and this idyllic holiday home. Ah, so lovely!
Finland anyone?!
Sumber http://www.myscandinavianhome.com
Photography - Krista Keltanen (shared with kind permission).
Oh so lovely - whenever I see spaces like this I feel like swapping our modern house for an old one in the country - one day?!
How about you?
Get the look: Lundagård sell a beautiful selection of 'old and new, handmade and antique' items. And I also find Etsy a great source for Swedish antiques and Finnish antiques.
You can see some lovely snapshots from life at Lundagård here.
I visited Finland for the first time last month and absolutely fell in love with the country. The people were so friendly, the design shops in Helsinki were wonderful and the countryside was simply stunning (I even spotted my first wild moose!). One day I dream of going back and exploring the Ekenäs archipelago national park by boat. Imagine?!
Most likely I have been inspired by Finnish cabins featured here on MSH including this log cabin (which has now been transformed into this beautifully simple cabin) and this idyllic holiday home. Ah, so lovely!
Finland anyone?!