This renter kept most of the ubiquitous white walls that came with her Oslo, Norway, apartment, but put her own boho decor stamp on pretty much everything else. And the results are more than spectacular; you could actually call them “cinematic,” since the building she lives in was a former movie theatre.
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Kirsti Kristofferson (not to be confused with Kris Kristofferson, who is no relation) bought the purple couch, which sets the space’s wacky vibe, secondhand for the equivalent of $176. The yellow floor lamp, at around $350, was the most expensive item in the apartment.
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“The pink lines on the wall are the first thing people ask about when they come inside the door,” Kristofferson says. She saw the idea on Pinterest and put her own twist on it, running the line throughout the space’s 323 square feet. “Sometimes I would get inspired in the middle of the night.”
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In the bedroom she added color to one wall. “I saw this color in an interior magazine and knew I just had to have it on at least one wall. “To paint the floors black was something I had always dreamed of, so when I moved just did it,” she said. “It’s incredibly inconvenient, but it is at least easy to see when I have to vacuum.”
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She painted this old cabinet black before moving here, “but it got a bit boring.” So inspired by a photo in a magazine, she gave it the splatter treatment—an example of her “whim method” of decorating that worked.
And very boho, I might add.
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Kirsti works in the television industry and sometimes brings home a few props, like this flamingo left over from an industry party.
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So glad I stumbled onto this tour of Kirsti’s home on Rom123. Follow the link to continue your tour there, and follow my blog with Bloglovin.
