At Home with Emily Slotte – A Focus on Turn-of-the-Century Details

Photographer and creator Emily Slotte has designed a countryside home outside Stockholm where period-appropriate details take center stage. With a strong interest in interior design and architectural preservation, she has carefully selected materials and fixtures that harmonize with the home's architecture and enhance its original character.

Each room features thoughtful details that elevate the overall aesthetic. The self-returning rotary switch in white porcelain blends in naturally, contributing to a sense of authenticity. The Lundkvist 100 ceiling lamp in nickel-plated brass with a white glass globe shade emits a soft and pleasant light, while its period-appropriate design connects to the home's history.

Nickel-plated fittings and details, such as the classic double hook and the porcelain knob with a metal top, create a cohesive look throughout the home. These small yet significant elements contribute to a timeless ambiance, where past and present blend seamlessly.

Through carefully considered design choices, Emily has created a home where turn-of-the-century aesthetics meet modern functionality.

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