A contemporary villa in Vesenaz.

Looks a little bit naked without curtains!

Carpet from  Kasthall

Poufs from  Muuto.

Cushions in silk from Mimou

The Diva oak lamp from http://northern.nu

There is nothing better than wall paper to transform a room, Wonderland is a beautiful collection from Boråstapeter

The beautiful rug Birds Nest 100% wool from Kateha.

The interesting collection of cushions are made by the textile designer Simon Key Bertman. Made out of shoe laces in cotton.

The colours in the TV room were inspired from the different hues of yellow in the Pouf from Living Divani.

The 100% woolen rug from Kasthall, pillows in raw silk from Mimou

Lamp from Graypants.

Master Bedroom

Rug hand knotted in wool and silk from Asplunds

The famous Cesta lamp is a timeless piece of design. Console in metal and a marble top from Asplund.

A Complete reformation/restauration of a 1970s studio in Geneva 30sqm.

Bathroom replaced the tub with an italian shower, and made place for a washing mashine.

And it is closed by sliding glass doors to give the space an airy feeling.

Transformation of the second floor in an attached villa from 1980s

BEFORE

AFTER

The first thing was to  use the 1m left to the roof and take away the false ceiling to give the space room to breathe. Secondly to take away the wall that separated the space with a useless corridor. And thirdly give the space a look of 21st century by replacing the old wooden floors by 30 cm large oak flooring.

The back of the Walk in closet was dressed in the “Woods” wallpaper by Cole & Son

I designed a metal stair case for the mezzanine, and the oversized door to give an impact in the big open space.

BEFORE

The bathroom was completely renovated the bathtub was replaced by an italian shower space.

AFTER

The end wall was tiled with Moroccan contemporary tiles it frames in the whole bathroom, and tubular sinks were chosen to gain space.

Transformation bathroom for 2 teenage girls

A project to transform a 6 square meter space with a window into a children’s bathroom.

Before

after

The technique of  tadelac adds a great texture to the space.

Entrance

Entrance before

Entrance After

The stair ramp was colored in black and to bring in some texture to the house I decided to put up a sisal fibre green wallpaper on an accent wall.

A Swedish summer house addition

In this Annex to the main house in the country side in Sweden the customer wanted a space for guests but also a space for themselves to use like a “hide away” whenever it would rain or the main house gets too crowdie. The customer wanted a feeling of being outside inside!

Before:

After:  

The door was custom made in black iron to reflect local old barn windows typical for the region

The gable was given this narrow window opening so the green of the garden could enter into the room.

This is the feeling the narrow window gives from inside.

The floor was painted in a vivid red to contrast with the intense green outside and the black of the door

At the end of the room a bathroom was created, a private space yet open to the room

On the showerwall and the sinktable a maroccan method was used called “tadelac”, here again the redish color is taken up as a contrast to the black slate

On a rainy day you just open the doors with the beautiful view of the garden and relax and yet have the feeling of being a part of the outside