The three best friends Bonnie, Lana & Erin from three birds renovations just finished one big project. Bonnie’s dream home.

Bonnie has four children, a dog and a big house that was just turned into the home she always dreamed about.
You can see all revealed rooms as well as ‘before’ pictures here and get a glimpse how a big that project was.

She’s been dreaming about this for over a decade and planned for the last 5 years. Bonnie started cataloguing ideas in her mind of what she would do one day if it were her home! And this is the result. Including some seriously cool kids rooms…

And yes there is a lot of ‘dream’ all over here but wow… I mean. This is a very special house… including some dream kids rooms!
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Bonnie has four boys and the rooms are divided in into ‘couples’. Two boys per room.

Bunk bed and toddler bed from Rafa Kids. The ride-on is from Wishbone. Bunting from Numero 74.

Bathroom envy anyone? Me!

Totally in love with those tiles. All of them. Love the colours, shapes and how they work together! And a special wash station for the dogs? How cool is that?

What do you think about this project? Anything you will take away for your own catalogue called ‘My future dream home’?

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I stumbled upon Melinas blog, Minishow, some time ago. And I love the easiness and light that seems to flow out of my screen when I visit. It is crisp and fun and you feel like you would like to go over and discover the place by yourself one day.

Together with her husband Niko, the children Minea and Noah as well as French bulldog Pablo the family lives in a newly-built modern home that is decorated in a minimalistic but family-friendly setting. Everything happens in Finland, the country of thousand lakes.

You will find lots of plywood, a fantastic bunk bed that you will want to adopt and cake. Yes, Melina knows how to make delicious and beautiful cakes as well.

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Such a great mix of design classics, DIY projects and ‘kids life’. And most importantly – the family did one fantastic thing. Making their home bright and light.

Living in Scandinavia means that the days are short during the dark months. And even summers are not guaranteed to be sunny for weeks with no end. So living in a place that has as much light as possible is crucial. Really!

I am sure Melinas house does not always looks this tidy and super clean, it is a family space in the end, but it is great to give the children lots of space for imagination and play!

This family home also has beautiful daylight and this house with lots of Vintage pieces too.

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Good Morning and yes – it is Tuesday and we are in for a new round of fantastic kids interiors. Or magical, I think they are all rather magical. What do you think?

I really love to get a glimpse into somebody’s home. We all have different tastes and lifestyles. Our kids are all different and enjoy various interests. We combine our past with our ‘now’ and make our home as comfortable as possible.

And isn’t interesting to see how all these things come together and look like?

I hope you are as intrigued by interiors as I am. Are you? Here in Sweden it is a really normal thing to give people that visit you for the first time a tour around your house. So funny. You come in and off you go through the bedroom, toilet and other spaces until you are back to square one and asked if you would like a drink.

Above: A fun space with many vintage finds and the famous Sebra bed. The Moroccan carpets are from Casa Marrakech and the  planet mobile from Artillery.

Styling: Karolina Vertus
Photo: Marcus Lawett

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Dreambed!

Styling: Saša Antic
Photo: Andrea Papini

Bunk bed from Ikea that was painted in turquoise.

Styling: Alexandra Ydholm
Photo: Andrea Papini

Oh dark blue and mustard. Stunning combination!
Canopy from Numero74. The wallpaper is called Ithaque and is from Nobilis.

Styling: Kristin Lagerqvist
Photo: Andrea Papini

And another Sebra bed – now in grey. A true Scandinavian Design classic that you can find in many homes.
Vintage Eames chair and prints, balloons from Artillery and an Ikea chest of drawers. {which I never really liked when seen in store but now I am hesitating…}

Styling: Alexandra Ydholm
Photo: Andrea Papini

Hope you enjoyed these rooms, there will be more next week.

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