An apartment with mid-century touches
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Today we travel to Germany to visit the home of blogger Antonia Schmitz, alma mater of Craftifair. Her passion for creating spaces full of mixtures has turned her apartment into a declaration of principles.
A home where the Nordic style coexists with vintage pieces and some bohochic notes. If you like eclectic atmospheres, don't miss this wonderful apartment.

The natural wood floors, the white tones used on the vast majority of the walls, furniture with straight and simple lines; they bring an obvious Scandinavian touch to these interiors. Contrasting with mid-century wood furniture and deep-toned walls; They manage to create a perfect balance.



Wooden furniture with marked veins and designs reminiscent of those used in homes in the 60s, are complemented with light pieces and floral elements to give this special bohochic touch in this interior.

In the kitchen, it has been possible to create an atmosphere with a retro air with careful furniture with modern lines, where white is the main protagonist. This neutral environment contrasts with the office space, where the deep blue wall adds character and a lot of personality to the room.


A play of materials, designs, finishes and colours help to create a corner with mid-century touches full of charm. Doesn't it seem like a perfect space?

The contrasts that are also present in the bedroom. White walls that live in total harmony with deep greens, which add personality to each of the corners of this apartment.


The plants, furniture and details in natural fibres are the perfect complement to add this feeling of relaxation and palpable comfort in each of the spaces of the apartment.
A play of materials, mixtures of fabrics, finishes and colours help to create this unique and very personal stamp of the apartment we have visited today.


Do you dare to create these mixtures in your home?
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