We are all ready for some spring right? So today I´ll take you to visit Klara Ripa´s old apartment. Klara Ripa is the creative and fun spirit behind the blog Pippivogel. I photographed the apartment in the month of May when the cherry blossom bloomed in the back yard. Since this shoot Klara´s life has changed quite a lot and the family has moved, but on that day it looked like this. Above: Elise in the kitchen flooded with sun light. I am crazy about that radiator painted yellow.
Elise is such a doll, she made us loooooonnng straws and set the table for our coffee break.
View from the kitchen. There are quite a few back yards in Malmö that have been blessed with cherry blossoms.
Copper covered kitchen fan.
Paper on string that Klara made.
This cabinet used to have wallpaper but the kids kept pulling it down.
Swing in the back yard
Cherry blossom
Klara is the queen of self adhesive vinyl. I love what she ´s done to this chest of drawers. I have photographed more of her vinyl here.
Klara´s brother Axel Ripa transformed these ordinary farm animals into pieces of art!
More vinyl
Sander got a snack in the kitchen now he´s back for more Pippi Långstrump on TV.
Long lashes because you´re worth it.
Above Klara hangs more artwork from her brother Axel Ripa.
No chest of drawers is left untouched at Klara´s place.
This room is wild.
and so is she.
Clothes of two color full kids.
Thank you for having me over.
All photos By me, Jenny Brandt. If you borrow them please link back.
Isabelle McAllister is a well known decorator/DIY-er and designer. Jenny Brandt works as a photographer with a special sense of style and has her own web shop - Sammy Rose. Both are Swedes. READ MORE INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THEM HERE!
WOW WOW WOW! what a fun happy cheeful home! Love it!
cheeRful, doh!
Beautiful place to live!!!!
It gave me a lot of inspiration!
This home is great! I love the geometric shapes and big windows. I don’t like curtains or anything that covers windows, as they limit the space so I love the paper chains in the window. I’ll try to do something similar at my home. Thank you for inspiration!!!!
Kasia
What a happy space! We noticed (my girl and I) the yellow cup with Jolimie right away or would it be Lilla My? Pikku Myy? She’s a favourite here but I personally prefer Maman Moomin
This post was like a dose of happy vitamin C on this dull, dull February day!
Thank you for sharing.
What a wonderful home! Looks like there a party going on all the time
Åhh vilket hem!
Alla glada färger får mig nästan att skutta! Helt underbart att se!
kram Susanne
The Queen of vinyl! Very very nice! Still love those yellow pipes such a great idea!
this place is absolutely incredible!
really love the turquoise bench, and that triangle rug is amazing too!
Jag känner mig nästan vindögd nu, av att försöka insupa allt färgglatt ögonbildgodis! Ett inlägg att återkomma till flera gånger och riktigt njuta av alla detaljer.
Känner igen en del saker ifrån andra reportage härifrån – som byrån med de kreativaste och dekorativaste handtag jag någonsin sett. Kulor. Kul.
Long lashes because you’re worth it! Haha, så bra.
/helena
This place is rad! I was a sign maker for several years… so vinyl is practically in my blood. Love all the geometric designs and colors you guys use… you don’t see anything like that here in the middle of the U.S. Everything here is beige, tan, cream…. BLAH!
Hello all!
So glad to hear you like it.
I do to. Such a cool place
En dos vår. Så fint och välbehövligt!
Hi the place looked great and your while site is the most inspiering i’ve fould. I’ve been trying to find a yellow like the pipes bit can,t get it right. No chance of geting a color code?
Oh so beautiful!! Please can you share the make of the beautiful kitchen furniture, the bench and the high chair, it is stunning. Thanks for such great inspiration
Hey Pia!
I think the High chair is from Ikea. And the rest is second hand.
Nice that Klara´s got inspired by Camilla Lundstens red drawer! Also chek out http://www.littlephant.com and http://www.camillalundsten.com
Hello ! I’m looking for a place to buy a shelf like the one in your kitchen above your table (looks like white painted lader and wood ) can you tell me where you found this one ? I already saw it on a few other pictures on pinterest and can’t find any information…
Hello!
they are called String. Very common here in Scandinavia.
I hope you find one!
Jenny