What a week! I feel like we’ve seen so many different styles – from a rustic to a magnificent and a cosy deep in the heart of the snowy Norwegian fjords! And not to forget, my bike trip across town to capture , styled two different ways (don’t miss the code for the 20% off at Bemz!). It was hard to find something to top such an inspiring week – but I might just have the ticket! Today friends, we’re off to Denmark, and the home of interior designer .
It was love at first sight when Susanne first discovered her 1930s apartment in Østerbro. The apartment felt like a woodland clearing in the heart of Copenhagen thanks to the light pouring through the French teak-framed doors and the large windows which overlook a park – so nature is never far away. Designed by architect Vilhelm Lauritzen, the villa was previously owned by Søren Garde, founder of – a Danish company making bespoke, handcrafted cabinetry – and the handcrafted elm wood kitchen, bathroom, and walk-in wardrobe remain today. Susanne has layered the home with family heirlooms, items picked up on travels, books and art – as well as some of her own designs – to give the house a warm and relaxed soul.
I was actually meant to visit this home last year as part of an organised tour by but unfortunately couldn’t make it – I’m still gutted! Fortunately, the lovely Freya August of , who was also part of the tour, snapped these pictures and gave me kind permission to share them today. Ready to take a peek inside?
Simply beautiful, don’t you think?
The entire home has so much soul.
I have to say, the kitchen is incredible – I love the elm-wood finish. You can see more pictures of it if you’re curious!
Is there anything that stands out to you?
Fancy a peek at other Copenhagen homes over the weekend? Here are a few gorgeous ones:
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Niki
Photography: / – shared with kind permission.
What a week! I feel like we’ve seen so many different styles – from a rustic to a magnificent and a cosy deep in the heart of the snowy Norwegian fjords! And not to forget, my bike trip across town to capture , styled two different ways (don’t miss the code for the 20% off at Bemz!). It was hard to find something to top such an inspiring week – but I might just have the ticket! Today friends, we’re off to Denmark, and the home of interior designer .
It was love at first sight when Susanne first discovered her 1930s apartment in Østerbro. The apartment felt like a woodland clearing in the heart of Copenhagen thanks to the light pouring through the French teak-framed doors and the large windows which overlook a park – so nature is never far away. Designed by architect Vilhelm Lauritzen, the villa was previously owned by Søren Garde, founder of – a Danish company making bespoke, handcrafted cabinetry – and the handcrafted elm wood kitchen, bathroom, and walk-in wardrobe remain today. Susanne has layered the home with family heirlooms, items picked up on travels, books and art – as well as some of her own designs – to give the house a warm and relaxed soul.
I was actually meant to visit this home last year as part of an organised tour by but unfortunately couldn’t make it – I’m still gutted! Fortunately, the lovely Freya August of , who was also part of the tour, snapped these pictures and gave me kind permission to share them today. Ready to take a peek inside?
Simply beautiful, don’t you think?
The entire home has so much soul.
I have to say, the kitchen is incredible – I love the elm-wood finish. You can see more pictures of it if you’re curious!
Is there anything that stands out to you?
Fancy a peek at other Copenhagen homes over the weekend? Here are a few gorgeous ones:
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Niki
Photography: / – shared with kind permission.
