Learn From Helene’s Modern Minimalism To Have A Comfy & Cozy Space

Helene Katrine is a home decor stylist who lives in Aalborg Denmark. Her large old apartment has been retrofitted to have an open concept, with lots of room for creativity and her incredible views are breathtaking!

Her kitchen features bright white subway tiles on the walls that contrast beautifully against dark-stained mahogany cabinets from the 60s era. The countertops were made by Helene herself out of marble she salvaged from another job site – it’s perfect because they showcase her love for stone textures while also being easy to clean since everyone knows how tough granite can be!

The interior design of the house is soft and inviting, like a warm blanket. The large modern light fixtures provide an airy feel to accentuate this welcoming atmosphere. Antique curved window frames are surrounded by white paint that mimics natural sunlight in order to maintain that homely feeling throughout the space while also providing stunning views out into nature. Soft sheer curtains give a sense of privacy for guests but still allow them to admire the beautiful scenery without being distracted by it all at once! A centrally located pendant lamp casts its glow on everything below creating just enough ambient lighting so you never have trouble finding your way around even with minimal lights turned on during nighttime hours when everyone else has gone off elsewhere leaving only those who prefer tranquility behind.

The living room is decorated with stylish brown and white bookshelves that have a warm Scandinavian feel. A large abstract print adds pizzazz to the space while a plush area rug brings comfort upon entering this modern home. The bedroom features an eclectic mix of old-fashioned pieces, like the cane headrest in the bed which contrasts against contemporary items such as pendant lamps and sculptures from all over
Furniture seems carefully selected for its unique charm rather than its current trendiness or status symbol value: “It’s not about what you wear; it’s how you dress.”