I can’t believe it but it’s been almost two years that I have been living in my apartment now. On one hand it feels like forever, on the other hand it feels crazy cause it’s not such a long time compared to my tiny, old rooftop apartment (where I had lived for 10 years). Still I felt it was about time to give my living room a little update. And I admit, there was just a perfect excuse to do so: my brand new handwoven rug from Tisca!
Do you remember my trip to Romania recently? I went there with a bunch of friends and fellow bloggers following an invitation of Tisca to discover their rug manufacturing in Transylvania (you can see and read about it HERE). Moreover, I was a pretty lucky bastard to be able to choose a new rug for my home. And I did so: I picked the stylish Barrio model in a natural off-white color. And wow, the rug is really a game changer. It transformed my living room from a very bohemian/nomadic style into a sleek Scandi-boho version. Don’t you agree?
So while the rug set the tone in the living room, I played around with some other furniture pieces and decorative items too. I exchanged the big mango wood coffee table for my Finn Juhl Tray coffee table and paired it with the Eames Occasional Table. I think this combination looks ace with the Tisca rug, my vintage Finn Juhl Diplomat chair and the leather sofa. Even though I have reduced the items in the room, I added a new design icon: The Butterfly Stool in palisander by Sori Yanagi that I found on Flinders. A while ago I secured myself the iconic Flowerpot lamp from Flinders too (see it here). I love the stool’s sculptural look and the palisander color matching the rest of the interior (and some of my Brazilian souvenirs).
My general idea for this living room update was a somewhat more serene, plant-filled and cozy atmoshpere. I always like to add a bunch of fresh flowers – even more if the color of the flowers match my interior styling like in this case. Due to my lack of time during the day I must admit that I rely on a good quality flower subscription – it is just so much easier for me. This flower arrangement looks so beautiful and seems to be customized for my dining area.
I hope you like the little update and maybe you even feel inspired to change up things at home too? I mean why not! At least for me it is always fun to do a little restyling and feel refreshed and cozy at home! Have fun!
This blog post has been brought to you in collaboration with Tisca, Flinders and Bloomon. As always all opinions and photos are my own. Thank you for supporting the brands who support this blog!
Photography by Igor Josifovic
17 Comments
Beautiful!
Thank you!
You’re house definitely looked lovely w/ all those plants around.
Plants are a real game changer in interiors!
Sooo beautiful, sooo cosy…
Merci!!
Really like the new handwoven rug from Tisca you mention above, really classy. Overall, you have created a great blog and thank you for that.
Thank you!
Thanks a lot! I really like the rug and it feels incredibly nice to walk barefeet on it!
I’ve always loved your photography and design of the blog. It’s been a while since I stopped by here and boy! am I glad.
What’s the plant in the first picture below the lamp called? How do they do in winter?
I assume you mean the Monstera deliciosa? Well it is a typical houseplant and in this climate here it does well summer and winter – but indoors! In winter with somewhat less watering of course.
The wooden armadillo is adorable! I also love the single-eyed face on the wall and the blue-grey-and-ochre abstract painting on the grey wall. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely love your space! x
Thank you Vivien!
Stunning decors. I cannot imagine a room without plants.
Thank you Maria! Neither can I 🙂
its so beautiful! Can you say me where I can get the blue picture on the last picture?
It is a custom made textile from an artist called Indigorebelle – you can find her on Instagram.