Collection by Eujin Rhee
Styled by Tina Hellberg
Tina Hellberg is an interior stylist based in Stockholm who lives on an island in a very old house with her husband, Niklas Andersson, daughters Ebba and Hedda, and Australian Kelpie, Vira. A seasoned stylist veteran, Hellberg creates spaces and connections between the things that surround us. Inspired by nature, functionalism, literature, and artists such as Agnes Martin, Hilma af Klint, Joseph Beuys, Louise Bourgeois, and Tim Walker, it's easy to see how her influences are reflected onto her scenes. In addition to styling, Hellberg builds, hunts, arranges, and set designs most of her sceneographies—all part of the job.
A pink and yellow interior close-up with various ephemera such as a movie director typography poster, paper beehive ball, wooden beads, and a models artist hand sculpture. Photo by: Magnus Anesund
Inspiration for the new season, Garden Furniture 2011, shot by Petra Bindel for Elle Interior.
A greenhouse lounge area shot. "I am very inspired by nature and love to include flowers and green plants in my styling," says Hellberg. Photo by: Petra Bindel
"When doing private homes either for real or just rearranging them to make more inspirational and understandable pictures, it’s about regrouping, adding, or taking away stuff. When do I know that it all works out in a good way? Well it’s a feeling— a good feeling, a satisfaction of sorts when there is a harmony in the layout and the furniture and the other stuff you have in a home plays the same tune or maybe sometimes even a bit of disharmony is vital for an interesting look." Photo by: Petra Bindel
"Things and small details matter, of that I am convinced." Photo by: Petra Bindel
The Scandi House is a modern furniture lover's dream—painted Drawing Room Blue by Farrow & Ball wooden chair made after a description by Nina Tolstrup of Studiomama, small blanket by Pia Wallén, Couch Continental by Claesson, Koivisto, Rune for Swedese, Cushion Dot by Hay, white wooden logs by Paola Navone, Kinto teapot set from SLOWFASHIONhouse, AJ Floor Lamp by Arne Jacobsen for Louis Poulsen, vintage orange Tolix chair, grey Moln(Cloud) armchair by Anderssen & Voll for Stolab, Rondo Stool by Jakob Thau for Källemo, and Francis lamp wall installation by dmoch. Photo by: Per Ranung
A close-up of a whimsical tabletop setting featuring Cloth Fold Unfold by Margrethe Odgaard for Hay, Themis Mobile by Clara von Zweigbergk for Artecnica, wooden objects by Note Design Studio, ceramics by Asplund, and porcelain Purnukka from Iittala.
A textured grey interior juxtaposition in collaboration with photographer Petra Bindel.
A dining table scene from The Collectors series. Photo by: Magnus Anesund for Skanska Nya Hem
"I used to study anthroposophy and then I worked for some years in a biodynamic garden, cooking and arranging feasts. Food is an important part of my life and it was through cooking that I came to be a stylist." Photo by: Magnus Anesund for Skanska Nya Hem
Geometric shapes from the wall to the floor scattered throughout. Photo by: Magnus Anesund for Skanska Nya Hem
Wallpaper display for Elle Interior, shot by Magnus Anesund
The stylist Tina Hellberg shot by her 13-year old daughter, Hedda.