Example of a trendy kitchen design in DC Metro

Elegant living room photo in San Francisco

Inspiration for a small farmhouse master bedroom remodel in Denver with blue walls

Custom Made paneling with Magnolia Tree Wall Mural painted directly on the walls, Swedish painted buffet
Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in San Francisco

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Living room - scandinavian living room idea in Minneapolis

Our client dreamed of a Swedish kitchen and I think we delivered.
Danish dining room photo in Boston

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Bedroom photo in Minneapolis

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Example of a kitchen design in Minneapolis

Scandinavian kilims and Swedish rugs have the unique ability to harmonize effortlessly with many different interior design styles: Hygge, Organic Modern, New Nordic, Contemporary, Danish Modern, Mid-Century Modern, Art Deco, Cubism, Folk Art, Nomadic, and Industrial. Incorporating warp strands and tightly interwoven wefts, Scandinavian kilim rugs use colorfully designed wool for weft strands, making them highly desired by collectors and interior designers. In addition to abundant symbolism, various pattern placements, floral designs and rich shades of yellow, white and gray. A leading figure in modern Scandinavian rug-making and Swedish textile art is Märta Måås-Fjetterström, whose flat-weave rugs you will find at Esmaili Rugs and Antiques. Unbelievably skilled in imagining composition, form and line, Måås-Fjetterströms weavers like Barbro Nilsson, Ida Rydelius, Ingrid Dessau, Ingegerd Silow, Anna Andersson, Marianne Richter rug creations are full of natural visions transformed into decorative works of art considered esteemed ornamental treasures by rug historians and enthusiasts.

Mid-sized danish light wood floor and brown floor hallway photo in Denver with white walls

A living room of danish modern furniture includes a surfboard coffee table, Swedish modern credenza, high backed lounge chair designed by Søren Ladefoged, and Knoll Bertoia Diamond chair. Kalim rug hangs on the wall creating bold graphic. ©MidMod decor, 2015.

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Kitchen - kitchen idea in Minneapolis

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Example of a trendy kids' room design in Minneapolis

Scandinavian kilims and Swedish rugs have the unique ability to harmonize effortlessly with many different interior design styles: Hygge, Organic Modern, New Nordic, Contemporary, Danish Modern, Mid-Century Modern, Art Deco, Cubism, Folk Art, Nomadic, and Industrial. Incorporating warp strands and tightly interwoven wefts, Scandinavian kilim rugs use colorfully designed wool for weft strands, making them highly desired by collectors and interior designers. In addition to abundant symbolism, various pattern placements, floral designs and rich shades of yellow, white and gray. A leading figure in modern Scandinavian rug-making and Swedish textile art is Märta Måås-Fjetterström, whose flat-weave rugs you will find at Esmaili Rugs and Antiques. Unbelievably skilled in imagining composition, form and line, Måås-Fjetterströms weavers like Barbro Nilsson, Ida Rydelius, Ingrid Dessau, Ingegerd Silow, Anna Andersson, Marianne Richter rug creations are full of natural visions transformed into decorative works of art considered esteemed ornamental treasures by rug historians and enthusiasts.

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Inspiration for a contemporary gray floor powder room remodel in Minneapolis

New kitchen breakfast area has French doors that open to a covered porch and view of the Sound. Family room is to the left. Original living and dining room with its darker paneling can be seen through doorway. Paneling in kitchen and family room has been stained white to preserve character of fresh wood. With white painted cabinets and trim the rooms have taken on a Swedish country look. This continues into the covered porch with white framing against stained decking. Photo by David Whelan

Scandinavian kilims and Swedish rugs have the unique ability to harmonize effortlessly with many different interior design styles: Hygge, Organic Modern, New Nordic, Contemporary, Danish Modern, Mid-Century Modern, Art Deco, Cubism, Folk Art, Nomadic, and Industrial. Incorporating warp strands and tightly interwoven wefts, Scandinavian kilim rugs use colorfully designed wool for weft strands, making them highly desired by collectors and interior designers. In addition to abundant symbolism, various pattern placements, floral designs and rich shades of yellow, white and gray. A leading figure in modern Scandinavian rug-making and Swedish textile art is Märta Måås-Fjetterström, whose flat-weave rugs you will find at Esmaili Rugs and Antiques. Unbelievably skilled in imagining composition, form and line, Måås-Fjetterströms weavers like Barbro Nilsson, Ida Rydelius, Ingrid Dessau, Ingegerd Silow, Anna Andersson, Marianne Richter rug creations are full of natural visions transformed into decorative works of art considered esteemed ornamental treasures by rug historians and enthusiasts.

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Example of a transitional kitchen design in Minneapolis

This kitchen was designed have a cottage aesthetic with a Swedish flair. The cottage aesthetic is created with beadboard accents on the cabinets, subway tile, ship lap knotty pine wall boards, and a farmhouse sink. The Swedish flair comes from the traditional yellow cabinets. The chalkboard wall is just for fun.