Swidish Style

This subtle home interior was inspired by the beautiful Swedish antiques sourced from Loi Thai of  Tone on Tone in Washington D.C.  I love the simple style of the living room and its gray Silk drapes framing the tall windows and natural linen fabric on the sofa's. The timber shutters are antiques salvaged from a Swedish castle.  

An 18th century swedish clock in the foyer.

I love the french doors which open into the living and dining rooms from the Foyer. The owners limewashed the floors in the home and painted the walls gray providing the perfect backdrop for the furnishings. 

The subtle style flows through to the master bedroom. 

A beautiful attic guestroom with its Pierre Duex Toile wallpaper.  

You can read more about this home here. 

{photography Lydia Cutter via Home & Design}

Thanks Washington Post

I just wanted to say a big thank you to Terri at the Washington Post for including me on her weekly Blog Watch for this post about the Swedish Style home of Loi Thai, co-owner of shop Tone on Tone seen in Traditional Home.....It's an honour!

Swedish Style

I love Swedish design...it is light and simple. I have always admired floor mirrors and I think this one works beautifully in the entryway to this Swedish inspired home. The white floors and stairs are superb!

The full height silk curtains in the lounge and dinning are stunning. I love the mix of whites, creams and greys in the living areas and the way the colours have been layered.

I love built in book shelves to display lovely pieces and design books. The floors throughout the home are white washed which we rarely see here - simply beautiful.

Images via Traditional Home