Norwegian cottage

photo source This is absolutely picture perfect, isn't it? Surely this charming cottage must be a vacation home no one ever wants to leave. Have a great weekend.

The spirit of nature lives in this beautiful cottage in the Swedish forest. The blue-green tones create harmony, balance and a fresh impr...

A traditional cottage in Norway is this week's feature on Living Large In Small Spaces. Welcome to the eighty-eighth post in the series "Living Large in Small Spaces". This vacation home began life as a humble 409 sq ft cabin built in the 70's. In 2007 the cabin was sold to the current owners, and three years later they built a 721 sq ft addition bringing the total square footage to 1,130. Decorating the interior was accomplished over a three year period as the owners scoured magazines…

When I first visited Sweden at the tender age of nine, I completely fell in love with my Swedish friends' summer cottage. It was everything you'd associate with the Swedish summer: a picturesque red a

A traditional cottage in Norway is this week's feature on Living Large In Small Spaces. Welcome to the eighty-eighth post in the series "Living Large in Small Spaces". This vacation home began life as a humble 409 sq ft cabin built in the 70's. In 2007 the cabin was sold to the current owners, and three years later they built a 721 sq ft addition bringing the total square footage to 1,130. Decorating the interior was accomplished over a three year period as the owners scoured magazines…

This sweet built-in dual bed featuring Norwegian craftsmanship is found in a delightful house on an island off the coast of Maine. Actually designed and built in Norway in the mid 1950's and transported over here piece by piece, the house is unique and a joy to be in. With Nordic influences throughout, including a sod roof, carved wooden columns, and other details that speak of comfort and shelter in harsh winters, the house fits in nicely on Maine's rugged coast.