When the family of architects Niklas and Laura first saw an apartment in a 100-year-old villa near Copenhagen, they were sure that this was 100% their home. Despite the complexity of the upcoming renovation, the couple understood that the atmosphere of the premises with history is very important for them and that this is something…
Scandinavians can only be envied – there are so much of beautiful architecture and, accordingly, magnificent homes in old historic houses in their countries! Today we have another wonderful apartment with high ceilings, herringbone parquet and stucco in Denmark, owned by local blogger Helle Rye. A few, but successful black blotches in the decor added…
The owners of this Copenhagen home, Katrin & Anders, believe that Christmas can be bright, colorful and unusual. In their decorations, they are not afraid to use dried flowers and fruits along with bright balls and garlands. This year, Katrin opted for a bold color scheme of pink, red and orange. Floral arrangements, a sweet…
The design of this pleasant Danish apartment is based on a contrast of styles and a calm, almost monochromatic color scheme. This is an old historic house, high ceilings and classic stucco moldings were integral characteristics of the dwelling, but the hostess decided to fill the space with laconic modern furniture and trendy decor. Sandy…
It is small things on Christmas that create a big atmosphere. This is well understood by designers of Danish brand Bloomingville, which specializes in home accessories. And winter holidays are rightfully their star time, as people are eagerly looking for beautiful small products to decorate their home. Bloomingville’s holiday catalog contains a lot of Christmas…
We continue to stroll through the elegant Scandinavian homes on the eve of the holidays. Today we have a noble 1927 villa in the suburbs of Copenhagen, where live Emily – the founder of the Danish jewelry brand Studio Belle-Soeur – with her family. The hostess knows a lot about fashion and physical beauty, so…
For Danish stylist Mette Helena Rasmussen, Christmas starts much earlier than for most people. Due to private shootings of holiday catalogs for brands, the designer buys the first tree in September, and when, after the New Year, everyone throws away their trees for recycling, but picks them up and re-uses them to decorate their photo…
With the birth of her child, young Danish author and stylist Luna Signe Hordum completely rethought her attitude towards Christmas decoration. If before she rarely even put a Christmas tree, now in her bright apartment in Copenhagen there are several trees of different sizes and shapes. The same goes for the rest of the festive…
The hotel or rather the guest house The Darling on Amager Square in the very heart of Copenhagen can be called truly Danish not only because of its characteristic interiors, but also because it houses a showroom of Danish design. The space of the hotel resembles an apartment you have visited: a lot of textiles,…
Interiors stylists usually love to work with color, and the best place to experiment is of course their own homes. In her magnificent apartment in Aalborg, Danish stylist Helene Katrine decided to paint the classic ceiling with stucco molding in a pastel blue shade (they say the accent ceiling is in trend now), and the…
