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Slipcovers Have Always Been Popular Through Time – Swedish Decorating

Larsson, Carl (1853-1919) Among the Swedish artist Carl Larsson’s many watercolours of the house he shared with his wife, Karin, and eight children, is one of their sitting room that radiates a pleasing sense of domesticity — a discarded newspaper and shoes, a sleeping dog, a rug hung nonchalantly over the arm of the sofa. […]

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Linen Has An Incredible History- Find Out Why……

The Swedish Country House by Susanna Scherman- Found on homedesign.marthastewart.com Guest Post – Jason Phillips Linen is a type of fabric or textile manufactured from fibers. The making process is laborious, and the result is truly remarkable. Many things are made of linen including towels, aprons, bags, tablecloths, bed linens, runners, curtains, drapes, upholstery covers […]

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Making Summer Slipcovers For Your Upholstered Furniture

Martha Stewart showed how her wool and silk covered wingback chairs were given a new look for the spring and summer months with slipcovers.  Slipcovers can save your furniture from being ruined over time, and give you an entirely new crisp look for the warmer summer season.   Work with lighter fabrics, and don’t be afraid […]

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Antique Swedish Dealer Jane Moore’s Home Veranda Magazine

5 Design Tips to Live By from Jane Moore – Veranda Veranda featured a wonderfully Swedish home way back in their March 08 issue of a home designed by Jane Moore.  This home was also featured in the book Swedish Country Interiors by Rhonda Eleish & Edie Van Breems which was published in 2009.  Indulge Decor […]