Scandinavian Urban Garden

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Scandinavian Urban Garden by Christine Frisk
Scandinavian Urban Garden by Christine Frisk
Scandinavian Urban Garden furniture picks by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden kitchen by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden kitchen by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden kitchen lighting by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden kitchen faucet by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden hallway by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden dining room by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden laundry room by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden laundry room by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bath by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bathroom by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bathtub by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bathroom sink by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bathroom faucet detail by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden shower detail by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bathtub by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bedroom by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bedroom chair by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden bedstand by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden hallway by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden storage bench by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden hallway closet by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden hallway window by InUnison Design
Scandinavian Urban Garden hallway colors by InUnison Design
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A very small South Minneapolis home received a main level reorg, a kitchen buildout as well as a second level. They wanted defined spaces and distinct rooms but with a design that allowed for the flow of light throughout the home.

The Scandinavian influences are abundant, and of perfect scale for this still modest home, and all soft finishes had to be “cat approved” to withstand the kneading paws of their three Norwegian Forest cats. This joyous space truly captures the essence of our clients.

In Collaboration with:
EK Johnson Construction
Acacia Architects