Over the years, Auður has called Iceland, Sweden and Belgium home. Each place reflects a different chapter of her life and an evolving relationship with colour, texture and interiors. From the home in Iceland where the story of Kalklitir began, through her years in Sweden and to her current home in Belgium, her spaces have continually evolved from cool greys and layered textures to the warmer, natural neutrals she surrounds herself with today. Step inside Auður’s homes throughout the years and discover the colours, finishes and personal style behind Kalklitir.
AUÐUR’S HOME IN BELGIUM · 2019–PRESENT
Auður’s current home reflects a move towards warmer, softer tones. Natural beiges and neutrals now define the interior, with Plaster Paint in Linen bringing depth, texture and warmth throughout the space.
AUÐUR’S COUNTRY HOME IN SWEDEN · 2015–2017
Auður’s Swedish country home was defined by a cooler palette of soft greys. Shades such as San Saccaria and Concrete were used in both Lime Paint and Plaster Paint, creating a calm interior rich in texture and subtle variation.
Auður's Swedish town apartment · 2013-2015
Her town apartment revealed a more urban side of Auður’s style. Colour, texture and carefully collected pieces came together in a more intimate setting, becoming another space for experimenting with Kalklitir finishes and the atmosphere created by colour.
Auður's Icelandic Home - where it all began · 2007-2013
Auður’s Icelandic home holds a special place in the story of Kalklitir. It was here that her passion for decorative painting, colour and natural textures began to take shape laying the foundations for what would become Kalklitir.
