It's black and white, but letting the wood grain show through gives this space so much warmth. A modern take on the country cabin.from Elle Interior Sweden, via The Style Files
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3 comments:
Wow. I am seriously loving this. It's a really nice departure from all the white white white.
So rich and so much depth. I love the bit of wood grain peeking through and set off against the white it makes for an amazing play of textures. This is such a beautiful take on "country."
Wish someone would do this to my floors.
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