this week’s takes us all the way across the pond to copenhagen, denmark. when i think of the danish design aesthetic it’s actually a tad difficult to pin down because i think it influences a lot of other countries’ design, and vice versa. like japan for instance — i see a lot of similarities in the two country’s take on design — a kind of wabi-sabi practicality exists in both. but when i consider how to get a look straight out of copenhagen i would add a pastel color palette, some signature lighting pieces, distinct and eye-catching seating and a kind of minimal, often whimsical but warm design elements. i found you a few key pieces to get the look.
clockwise, l to r: accent chair ; Louise Gray Throw Quilt No. 8 from ; Dining Chair; Pink with Peach Diamond Acrylic paint and thread on canvas by ; BIRCH LAMP BJÅRSK; White Caravan Divan Toddler Bed (on sale now!); mid-century modern accent table; Pink with Peach Diamond Acrylic paint and thread on canvas by ; ; Large Cotton Filled Reversible Quilt in Peach Blossom and Ash.
clockwise, l to r: rustic a-frame ladder from ; simple linen bedding; ; Pleated Tapered Pendant Light; Hedgehouse Deauville Throwbed from ; vintage ercol chair from ; ; lynwood double task lamp from .
clockwise, l to r: VINTAGE MUNDUS BENTWOOD ARMCHAIR from ; Ollie pink Sofa; Earth Luxe Ultrasonic Ceramic Wood Atomizer Diffuser; ; ; Santa Cruz Outdoor Pillow Cover;Russel Wright pastel Dinnerware from .
• photography credits in order of appearance: BIRCH LAMP BJÅRSK; star shadow pendant lamp; ; pink Madeline Sleeper Sofa; ; ; dining room; ; .
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