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This Serene, “Scandinavian Shaker” Style Studio Looks Like the Perfect Place to Relax

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Cozy bedroom with a wooden window, white curtains, patterned bedding, wall lamp, and small plant on a side table.
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Name: Emilie Desjarlais and her daughter
Location: Saint-Lambert — Québec, Canada
Size: 700 square feet
Years lived in: 1 year, renting

It is only me and my two year old daughter. Toddlers are messy, so to keep my sanity I made it as minimal as possible. I’m a very artistic person who also has their head in the clouds, so I can’t blame it all on my daughter. I work as a interior stylist and content creator so I spend a lot of time home. I tried to create a space where the both of us would feel home. That’s why there are toys everywhere matching the decor.

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Describe your home’s style in 5 words or less: Scandinavian, Shaker, loft, kid-friendly

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What is your favorite room and why? Well it is actually one big room. I would say the bathtub corner with the old window that is the original from when the house was built. We (obviously) use the bathtub every day so it’s a space that we use often and that is aesthetically pleasant. The light is always beautiful so it’s my favorite place to Instagram.

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Which fictional character would be most at home in your place? Lorelai and Rory Gilmore

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Any advice for creating a home you love? It will sound cheesy but you need to know yourself.

The more you know about your habits the easier it will be to dedicate a space for each activity and give every object a place.

It also takes time, patience and a lot of scrolling through Pinterest, Apartment Therapy and Instagram.

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