Welcome to a journey of creating spaces that resonate with life, ease, and groundedness. In this post, I’ll share inspiration for interiors that not only reflect a slower pace of life but also foster a deep connection with nature and family. These spaces are designed to be sanctuaries of calm, where every element is chosen to enhance a sense of peace and balance.

Home of Emma Wallmén: Renovating Her ’60s House

Embracing a Slower Pace

In a world that often feels fast and overwhelming, grounded interiors provide a refuge. They encourage us to slow down and appreciate the simple pleasures of life. Think about incorporating natural materials like wood, stone, and linen, which bring a tactile connection to nature. Use a muted color palette inspired by the earth—soft greens, warm browns, and gentle blues—to create a soothing atmosphere.

Home of Sofie Wulff, you can follow the stages of the renovation of the old house and see how this beautiful living room came to be.

Connecting with Nature

Grounded interiors thrive on their connection to the natural world. Large windows that invite in natural light, indoor plants that purify the air, and natural fibers in textiles all contribute to a space that feels alive and nurturing. Consider creating a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces to blur the boundaries and enhance this connection.

1 @petite.foods 2 Emily Slotte 3 Linn Elofsson Eklund home @leclubee 4 Erika Lindgren @gubbetorp

Creating Emotional Balance

A grounded interior is more than just a physical space; it’s an emotional haven. Surround yourself with items that bring joy and comfort, that speaks to your soul. These personal touches add layers of meaning and make your home uniquely yours.

The Heart of the Home

The heart of any grounded home is its communal spaces. Design your living room, dining area, and kitchen to foster togetherness. Comfortable seating, a large dining table, and an open kitchen layout encourage gatherings and shared experiences, strengthening family bonds.

Mindful Decorating

When decorating, choose pieces that are not only beautiful but also meaningful. Invest in quality over quantity, and select items that have a story or a purpose. This mindful approach to decorating ensures that every piece in your home contributes to the overall sense of groundedness.

Located in a 19th century coach house, @lofficine.maison, by @jessy.vandurme in collaboration with @piet.albert.goethals, represents the seamless blend of authenticity, tactility and contemporary aesthetics.

Colm Joseph evening seating spot nestled in wildflower meadow in our east Suffolk project. This simple seating spot with corten steel firebowl is positioned in the southern corner of the site, to catch the last of the evening sun. Curved pathways lead through the meadow, the wildflowers connecting harmoniously with borrowed views of the suffolk countryside. The old farmyard boundary walls wrap around to create a lovely sheltered spot to sit and relax at the end of the day.
Design by @colm_joseph

Creating a grounded interior is about more than aesthetics; it’s about crafting a lifestyle that prioritizes well-being, connection, and a deeper appreciation for the world around us. I hope this inspiration helps you to design a home that feels truly anchored and alive, a place where you and your loved ones can thrive.