Welcome Inside
Kristina Lindhe's Private Home
LEXINGTON FOUNDER AND CEO
Lexington Founder, CEO, and Creative Director Kristina Lindhe recently opened up her private home in Stockholm, Sweden, to British Magazine Daily Mail. Follow us inside to learn more and get inspired. All photos by Martin Cederblad.
Lexington Founder, CEO, and Creative Director Kristina Lindhe recently opened up her private home in Stockholm, Sweden, to British Magazine Daily Mail. Follow us inside to learn more and get inspired. All photos by Martin Cederblad.
The Heart of the Home
KRISTINA IN HER KITCHEN
Who Wouldn't Want to Follow These
HOUSE RULES
ABOUT KRISTINA
Kristina Lindhe founded Lexington nearly twenty years ago, succeeding like few
others in creating a special home atmosphere. The characteristic Lexington style is
inspired by her life in the Hamptons on Long Island, by her Scandinavian origins, and
by the four seasons.
Kristina Lindhe founded Lexington nearly twenty years ago, succeeding like few
others in creating a special home atmosphere. The characteristic Lexington style is
inspired by her life in the Hamptons on Long Island, by her Scandinavian origins, and
by the four seasons.
Originally Built in 1929 in Bromma, Stockholm
KRISTINA OUTSIDE HER HOME
Traditional Swedish Dala Horses and a Vintage Chair
ADDING A SPLASH OF COLOR
A Welcoming New England Styled
GUEST ROOM
Kristina Setting the Table
ON THE TERRACE
GROWING UP
"I grew up in a small town on Sweden’s east coast. My childhood
was a happy one, although perhaps a bit lonely, as I was an only
child. My mother was a prolifically creative person who loved all
types of sewing, decorating, and arranging things, so I always had
ready access to fabric, yarn, and a sewing machine. I was allowed to
do just as I liked, and I always got help when I needed it. I learned
to knit, crochet, and sew at an early age". - Kristina
"I grew up in a small town on Sweden’s east coast. My childhood
was a happy one, although perhaps a bit lonely, as I was an only
child. My mother was a prolifically creative person who loved all
types of sewing, decorating, and arranging things, so I always had
ready access to fabric, yarn, and a sewing machine. I was allowed to
do just as I liked, and I always got help when I needed it. I learned
to knit, crochet, and sew at an early age". - Kristina
A Calm Color Palette in the Dining Room
AND A CREATIVE TABLE SETTING
Surround Yourself with Things you Love
BUT KEEP IT TIDY
Armchair Bought at Auction, Wallpaper and Cushion are from
LEXINGTON
KRISTINA'S INSPIRATION
"I find inspiration in everything: things I see
and experience, people I meet, and tastes that I encounter. I can
be inspired by meadow flowers, the shades of granite on an island
in the archipelago, an espresso at a café, a high-end magazine, or
someone I meet".
"I find inspiration in everything: things I see
and experience, people I meet, and tastes that I encounter. I can
be inspired by meadow flowers, the shades of granite on an island
in the archipelago, an espresso at a café, a high-end magazine, or
someone I meet".
Kristina Loves Fresh Flowers
AND INSPIRING BOOKS
The Main Bedroom Lexington Style
WITH LOVED FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHS
Adding Throws, Shams and Flowers
AS THE FINAL TOUCH
Kristina Prefers Setting the Table
RATHER THAN COOKING
AMERICAN EAST COAST MEETS SCANDINAVIA
"My love for American East Coast style is rooted in my fascination
with the architecture, the landscape, and the friendly atmosphere.
The colors are important. I love the gray cedar shingle houses, and
the white houses with their porches, balconies, and window shutters.
These details, along with my Scandinavian need for light, are translated
into specific design considerations for me, and, as a result,
white becomes an important color. All of this together is the basis
for my personal interpretation of the New England style".
"My love for American East Coast style is rooted in my fascination
with the architecture, the landscape, and the friendly atmosphere.
The colors are important. I love the gray cedar shingle houses, and
the white houses with their porches, balconies, and window shutters.
These details, along with my Scandinavian need for light, are translated
into specific design considerations for me, and, as a result,
white becomes an important color. All of this together is the basis
for my personal interpretation of the New England style".
"It's Beautiful Having a Grand Instrument at Home"
MUSIC IS A PASSION
Everywhere are Details with a Touch of
EAST COAST AMERICA
The Living Room is a Place for
RELAXATION WITH FAMILY
SHOP KRISTINA'S INTERIOR STYLE
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