Wonderful white

My mum has decided to paint the inside of her summerhouse white! As it is now the inside walls are covered with a wooden panel that my grandpa put up about 15 years ago. Considering that the walls, ceiling and floors are all wooden it makes it feel smaller than it actually is. 
So now mum asked me what colour she should paint her furniture. If painting them white is too much. 
The floors will remain wooden so there will be some colour left. Taking this into consideration I think white is a wonderful choice. It's almost as if you can never have too much white. BUT a few items of colour are appreciated. Here are some examples of scandanavian architecture to give you the picture...

A "typical" scandanavian home. Light wooden floors, white walls, and ...white furniture. Note however the bright green vase by the window. This example by Anna Kern.

Again, light wooden floors and white walls but this time with black furniture details. I also love the cardboard moosehead as a "environmentally and animal friendly" version of a real moosehead. This is from the April and May blog.

This is a vision of how it would be if some furniture items were kept in the original wooden colour. This works well in this case considering that the floor is also white.

I really love these colourful details. I never used to like yellow and orange before, but I have to admit I'm becoming quite fond of them both. This is from Elle Interior magazine.

I really love these colourful details. I never used to like yellow and orange before, but I have to admit I'm becoming quite fond of them both. Not the wooden crete. A part of last years big "recycle" trend. This is from Elle Interior magazine.

This is a photo shooting done by Emma of Emma's design blog.

This is the home of Henrik and Susanna Nygren.

Ikea's magazine. A white example with just one black furniture piece. The only colour here is the green of the leaves.

Rustic home with white painted floors and old white furniture. Great look that takes longer to accieve than one might think.

This is an apartment that was for sale about a year ago. I loved the bright pink carpet and the colourful paintings making this house more dynamic.

Bedtime II - buona notte

 This is the second edition of Bedtime. The first one can be seen here. A mix between Scandinavian naturistic and Italian minimalism. A mix between snuggly cozy dunas and japanese simplistic approach. In other words, you'll find a huge mix of styles and will surely find something to suit your taste!

Nice! Pernilla Hed for Skönahem. And I just spotted the clock in the background which is soo cool. It can be bought at Olsson and Gerthel in Malmö.

 American country cabin.

 Very simplistic bed by MDF Italia called Alubed.

 "Box" by Amaf.

Bed by Cappellini.

 Extra bed by Cappellini.

 Bed by Groundpiece.

Bedroom put together by Cia Wedin.

 Colourful by Light Locations UK.

 Bedroom by Magnus Anesund.

 Princess on a pea, by Ikea.

 Bedroom featured in Sköna hem. Looks like bed linen from Original Marines.

 An apartment in Paris.

 Ideas from Ikea.

  Ideas from Ikea.

  Ideas from Ikea.

  Ideas from Ikea.

  Ideas from Ikea with the lamp "maskros" which I like.

 This is one of my favorites by Marie Claire despite I don't think it looks all that comfortable.

 My cousin's bedroom *envious*. Designed by Australian architect Hamilton Wilson.

 A render of the bedroom of the Franklin Place appartments.

 A renovation of an old villa near Macerata by Markus Wespi and Jerome de Meuron.

  A renovation of an old villa near Macerata by Markus Wespi and Jerome de Meuron.

 The beautiful apartment of David Delfin, designer.

  The beautiful apartment of David Delfin, designer.

  The beautiful apartment of David Delfin, designer.

 Bedroom from Alcro's (paint) inspirational homepage.

  Bedroom from Alcro

 Bedroom from Alcro