Hejsan! I hope you had a fantastic weekend! The sun is shining across Sweden today, and although the temperatures don't convey it, there's a distinct feeling spring is just around the corner (again!)! On Thursday I shared Marianne's beautiful SOFO, Stockholm apartment - and I was excited to discover this pad in an early 20th century building just down the road! 
While Swedish has long been associated with 'blonde' wood, I have seen a lot darker wood creep into homes lately - a trend that is set to continue. Another thing to look out for: despite being in the heart of the city, the owner has brought in lots of nature in the form of plants, wild bouquets, art and even a floral dress. landscape paintings also help to transport you to the countryside (did you know that simply looking at pictures of nature can help you unwind"), for a calming oasis in the heart of the city.  I love this little pendant over the table. I wish I knew where it was from. If anyone has any tips please let me know and I will update this post with a link. 
A Swedish florist told me that she is receiving more and improve requests for 'wild' looking bouquets. Now that flowers and other foliage are starting to return to our gardens and outdoor spaces it's a perfect look to create. Think about mixing a variety of different shaped blooms: round, tall and thin etc and don't be afraid to mix in branches from raspberry bushes and other plants you might not have thought including in your bouq...