Eklektisk Matplats Midcentury Dining Room, Malmo
Example of a small 1960s medium tone wood floor dining room design in Malmo with white walls — Houzz
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Cathy Lara added this to Houzz Tour: Vintage-Modern Studio in Sweden
The big windows and light streaming into the kitchen are one of the main draws of the studio, which is one of many units in a "boring brick apartment," as Grahnat describes it, that was built in the '70s.
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Sometimes even a small reduction in size can be helpful in tight spaces. But a table like this can still be pulled away from the wall and have both leaves raised for holiday meals or special projects.See photos of drop-leaf tables in interior designs
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Modified windowsill. Like all features of a home, not all windowsills are created equal. Not everyone has a sunny, deep, flat sill perfectly suited to growing plants. Never fear; there are solutions. In the kitchen above, two rows of rods hang across the kitchen window and hold buckets filled with herbs and other indoor plants. In the Swedish apartment here, a wood plank sits on the narrow windowsill to create an extra-wide shelf, providing a spot to grow a row of houseplants in the sunny kitchen window.
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herb garden/plant shelf on main window
