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Line Sørensen2024-09-03 13:06:442024-11-11 15:08:20A Passion for Still LifeOn the Swedish west coast, we find the Emilia pot in the cottage home of Swedish ceramic designer and Elle Decoration blogger Elin Lannsjö. Elin goes all-in on green living in every conceivable way — and has a newfound passion for growing Dahlias.
A collection of our Rosa Emilia pots in raw terracotta in the kitchen of Elin’s cottage. Here there is plenty of room for plants and flowers. A perfect free space to let your imagination run wild and get your creative juices flowing. Photo: Elin Lannsjö.
Elin’s cottage is a place for growing, and she has recently started cultivating dahlias in large flower pots at her small garden plot. She loves the flower for being both gracious and generous, providing her garden from summer to fall with a spectacular display of colours in cream, yellow, orange, pink, red, and purple shades.
The Dahlia in the shade of delicate pink looks beautiful in the Emilia Ø35 cm pot resting on a set of Lion Feets from Bergs Potter. Photo: Elin Lannsjö.
Elin loves being able to grow her own cut flowers – and appreciates assembling beautiful flower bouquets. This Dahlia is grown in the Erbe Dish by Bergs Potter in Nordic Grey terracotta. Photo: Elin Lannsjö.
Greenery in a home softens the energy and brings life to the room
Elin Lannsjö
For Elin Lannsjö, greenery in a home is a fantastic way to soften the energy and bring life to the room, and Emilia’s aesthetic beauty and grace contribute to the harmonious ambience of the cottage.
When Elin moved out of her childhood home, her mother helped her decorate her first flat. Her mother bought her flowers and pots from Bergs Potter for a house-warming gift. Since then, the passion for greenery and collecting Bergs designs has been growing.
I have always been seduced by the gorgeous design of Bergs Pottery. The clay and the colour of the glazings are impeccable in my eyes.
Elin Lannsjö
According to Elin, Emilia is a piece of jewellery for every plant. Emilia’s design is a fusion of past and classic contemporary styles with the ancient Roman-inspired twisted rope rim. It fits perfectly into Elin’s philosophy of decorating her home with natural elements, flowers, and plants to make it cosy and comfortable.
The classic, slim, and tall Emilia pot is the perfect fit for an olive tree. The olive tree thrives best in a roomy pot with plenty of wriggle room for its roots. On the floor, Willow is a vast, white floor vase from Bergs Potter. Photo Elin Lannsjö.
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