Welcome dear to Carl Larsson and his wife!

Was Lilla Hyttnäs perhaps the very first Instagram account with followers worldwide? How is it that Carl Larsson's pictures live on after more than a hundred years so that they are made into wallpaper and Elsa Billgren writes a book? What makes them so alive? And what makes the home Lilla Hyttnäs so alive?
The images have both met with criticism and have perhaps been loved too much? Maybe they have been too popular so that in the end you don't see them. I think the pictures feel genuine despite criticism about patriarchy, idyll and national romanticism. It is important to look at them more carefully.
The fact that the home feels both modern and postmodern is probably due to the fact that it was two artists who created the home, who knew the art of combining tradition and modernity. And who knew their color theory! It is the whole, the colors and the combinations that make an impression.
Besides, I think it depends on love, children and flowers - and humor! You notice that when you read the letters between Carl and Karin and what Carl himself wrote.

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Intressant, tack!