

Since dearest hubby has been home, it’s been all about coziness in our home. I find every reason to “cozy up.” Maybe that’s why I’m smitten with this cabin that I spotted on skona hem. It oozes coziness. It’s dubbed the “winter cabin” and is located in the ski resort of Kvitfjell in southwestern Norway.

I love that dark rich colour that highlights the wall in this sun filled kitchen and how it allows the white painted floor to take center stage. The raw element in the wood table grounds the room beautifully too and of course the natural light enhances the beauty of this kitchen.

The planks on the cupboards are from an old barn. I love the organic elements and the mix and use of a variety of materials.

The couple uses grey/gray throughout their “winter cabin” and I love how it increases that cozy factor/appeal. I also love how they tend to layer their chairs…


A favourite cozying up spot, im sure! It has all the winning ingredients

A cozy bedroom for the Mr. and Mrs. XX
This is an awesome post, Stacey! These rooms seem like the perfect place to cuddle up during a snowstorm.
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Such an inspiring post! So rustic but so cosy at the same time! xo
ReplyDeleteLoovve that rustic look, who would have thought there would be soo much style behind that snow cabin facade.
ReplyDeleteNot just another cabin..
Aww that is such a cozy and pretty place! I am all about comfy spaces and lovely warm feeling and this place have it all
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I love this raw look. I am not a cabin kinda person but the cabin looks like these ... then sign me up! :) P.S. And I am glad you have a good 'welcoming' break with your hubby! :)
ReplyDeletebe still my heart. I want to live there. I'm glad you are enjoying your time with the husband!
ReplyDeleteyayyyyy to you and the hubs getting quality time together - *yippie*
ReplyDeleteLOVE this place - so cozy - great decor - i almost feel like i was there today - it's freezing in Jersey this AM! - my fingers almost froze off (i refuse to wear a coat just yet, so a lil my fault)
PS - spreading the word - TOMORROW is LAST DAY to *Enter Camille Beckman Luxury Give-Away Here* PLEASE come over and join!
*kiss kiss*
Erika
Glad you are still basking in the homecoming. Love the bathrooms in that fabulous cabin.
ReplyDeletelooks very cozy!
ReplyDeleteOMG... How gorgeous... I wish I were there...
ReplyDeleteI love all the warmth radiating from this post! Your husband's homecoming most of all :), the cozy greys, the sweet nooks for curling up, the fact this cabin keeps you snuggled against the wintry outdoors...does it get any better than this? xo
ReplyDeleteLove the modern basin sinks against the rustic background Stacey!
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That place looks so relaxing!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a dream!
ReplyDeletePerfect place to get away from it all for a day or two!
Awh I'm so happy that you're taking the time to relish the homecoming, sweetie! Enjoy every second in your comfy cozy home :) xoxo
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to visit the snow this winter. Beautiful pics!
ReplyDeleteok, i am TOTALLY in love with this cabin! i mean completely in love. and it's NOT colorful - WHOA!
ReplyDeleteam i evolving? (probably only a little. :P)
So happy you are getting cozy! These pictures ooze relaxation and contentment =)
ReplyDeleteHow cozy, Stacey!!! I'm from Norway...I would love to have one of these!!! Love to be on the mountain during the winter :)
ReplyDeletexx Kristin
I've never had much of a desire to go to Norway...until now. These rooms are all gorgeous!!
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Carrie
that large farmers table is divine! LOVE everything... so good for the winter!
ReplyDeletethese photos are all sooo amazing and these are particularly up my alley :D
ReplyDeletehave fun with your family!!!!
oh how I wish I was there right now!
ReplyDelete<3 Cara
Last day to Enter Giveaway @ Lilac and Grey!
What a lovely space! Oh I could spend a month there in December.
ReplyDeleteI love the rustic feel and neutral colors!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you showed him! I hope he can get a little idea of how much what he does is appreciated!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to hear you showed him our comments. Bloggers are a nice lot of people, really. I love this house because it shows you can do so much without spending too much. It has a personal touch to it.
ReplyDeleteShaggy, furry, comfy, cozy...those are the 4 design elements right??!! Ha :) Glad you are warm with love and peace dear. XO
ReplyDeleteReally loving these shots .... keep up those kisses !!!
ReplyDeleteoooh...you've got cozy down to a tee...i'm ready to curl up and do some daydreaming...love the bathrooms, the planks, the throws. you've convinced me to let summer slip away and look forward to the "white stuff" that is soon to come...a huge feat!
ReplyDeleteI love it that you are so happy and that you guys are having a lovely time together. I can only imagine how wonderful it would be to be a 'family' again since so long! How is baby Z taking it that his mamma is being 'shared' with daddy now?
ReplyDeleteI saw this cabin in Skona Hem too and love it. I have a thing for mountain cabins, and actually used to live not far from this one in Lillehammer Norway. Kvitfjell is only a short drive from there and a really close friend of mine has a log cabin high up on the mountain. It's divine!!
Anyway. I am sure that you have more fun and important things to do than to read comments so I'll sign off here.
Big hugs from Sydney!!
xx Charlotta
Saw this cabin in a Norwegian interior blog today and it is AMAZING! Love the combination of the industrial, the traditional Norwegian and the modern elements and also the color palette!
ReplyDeleteAlso very glad to hear you are having a great time with your hubby :)
Just popped in quickly to take another peek :) and to say - thanks to my computer doctor - I can *finally* follow you properly, darling - yippee!! (At loooong last!)
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a wonderful time with your husband and Baby Z!! :)
Yes, I totally agree. This is coziness on a high level. Great inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHugs to you!
I don't think there is a better way to incorporate fantastic depth to a room than by adding rustic wood features like some of the ones above. Even in the most modern spaces.
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled across your blog for the first time and thought I would say hello! I looked through a few of your posts and love your style.
I'm a blogger as well, about the world of art, but my history is in interior design and fashion. I love to hear what people are saying! Hope we get to see more of each other in the future.
Bethany
www.DirksenDabbles.com
loving the coziness of your place online and offline! :)
ReplyDeleteSO rustic and cozy. I love to see all the different textures together.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy for you Stacey and Baby Z and hubbie, glad you're getting cozy. I live on a mountain and in about a month we should be covered in snow so I need some of those fur throws to stay warm!
ReplyDeletethis cabin is amazing! i wish i lived there! just discovered your blog and it's lovely. a happy welcome home to your husband!
ReplyDeletePerfect place for you guys to cuddle up and forget about the rest of the world for awhile.
ReplyDeletePS having a giveaway and your all invited.
http://bellagetsreal.blogspot.com/2010/11/csn-giveaway.html
Um can I live there!!! :-)
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This really does look cozy! I'm so glad you're all doing well!
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ReplyDeleteAs a Norwegian girl I second that...
Kvitfjell is sooo wonderful, and specially in the winter time...
My mom has a cabin at Beitostølen...can´t wait to get up there, and hit the slops...very soon...
Have a great day - SP
Gorgeous cabin! I wouldn't mind a holiday there! Enjoy spending time with hubby!x
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