My heart belongs in Stockholm along the streets of Södermalm. This lovely little place in the northern hemisphere is considerably more charming because the influence of the southern hemisphere is all over the walls. The Moroccan details lounging in this Scandinavian home are the perfect influence of crisp, clean, ethnic, and complicated.

Amelia and Andrew Lonngren Widell are a stylist and photographer duet, so it shouldn’t be surprising that their home is full of delicious little vignettes, perfectly composed and perfectly styled. The global influence in the furnishings comes from travel and shopping trips to Morocco. What makes this home different from a home bursting with souvenirs from foreign bazaars? Amelia shares that the couple has, “a personal relationship with everything in the home, it is not a tourist hop.” It is clearly a flawless collection of deep travel, love, and interest in interior design.

Amelia and Andrew have coined their aesthetic Rock Bohemian. Their style is composed of individual items they inherently love, not items they find that fit their style. Their design philosophy is, “to build on what exists and make the best of it.”

Get acquainted with Google Translate and sift through the original article on Skona Hem.

If you love the mixture of Scandinavian and Moroccan elements, you’ll adore our recent Style Clash Series by Kim Derby.

(Images from Lonngren Widell Photography.)

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