Be in the living room


A mother and two sons We wanted the living room to be a cosy and warm nest. The solutions were functional, easy to use and not superfluous.  

Centrally located the main problem was the kitchen island tower. It was perceived as a difficult visual barrier. The plafond in the ceiling, on the other hand, created a bright industrial lighting atmosphere, not so homely. The living room only had the family's sons' PlayStation, which was going to move to the kids' room anyway, so it was hoped that the living room would slide towards a cosy function room rather than an arcade.

When I visited looking at the finished home made from the plan, on the wall was a boxer and artist idol commissioned by the resident Eva Wahlström painted by a magnificent work of art! A delicious room full of atmosphere! 

The kitchen island tower was the problem.

The wallpaper of choice was a bold dark textured surface.

This one invites you!
The cold plafond was replaced by a modern lamp with soft light.
In the kitchen, we kept the worn, beautiful red surface chairs and chose the same colour for the ceiling.

A carpet, a tightening pull.
The floor lamps are in the same series as the ceiling lamp.
Directions of light.
A stunning work by boxer and artist Eva Wahlström in the home of a stunning woman.
Oh, how I find it interesting when the traces of the paint can be seen and felt.

The island was replaced with a worktop and sleek pulls.

I think it's a big change and the residents say they are very happy at home!


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