It’s only a couple of days until midsummer, and Scandinavians are gearing up to the big event. The atmosphere in the city is slowly changing as folk load up the boot of their cars, ready to ride out to the countryside. Danish family Nicolai, and their three-year-old child will no doubt be exchanging their urban apartment to enjoy the long weekend at their charming little kolonihave (allotment house). The small wooden cabin is located in Åbyhøj, a quiet suburb of Aarhus known for – a popular 3-day music event. The cosy pared-back abode has everything the small family need to enjoy the summer holidays – including a kitchen, dining area, sitting room which doubles up as a bedroom, and a loft bed. On warm days, life spills out onto the newly built terrace and lush garden. Kom indenfor!
I love the relaxed summer vibe, mixed furniture and touches of green and blue – a perfect little escape!
Is there anything that stands out to you?
Scandinavian allotment houses are really special. I’ve explained the history behind them . If you feel like taking peek inside a few more, click on any of the links below:
So lovely! I hope you’re feeling inspired too!
Niki
Photography:
1, 2, 3, 5, and 9: Julie Wittrup Pladsbjerg & /
4, 6, 7, and 8:
It’s only a couple of days until midsummer, and Scandinavians are gearing up to the big event. The atmosphere in the city is slowly changing as folk load up the boot of their cars, ready to ride out to the countryside. Danish family Nicolai, and their three-year-old child will no doubt be exchanging their urban apartment to enjoy the long weekend at their charming little kolonihave (allotment house). The small wooden cabin is located in Åbyhøj, a quiet suburb of Aarhus known for – a popular 3-day music event. The cosy pared-back abode has everything the small family need to enjoy the summer holidays – including a kitchen, dining area, sitting room which doubles up as a bedroom, and a loft bed. On warm days, life spills out onto the newly built terrace and lush garden. Kom indenfor!
I love the relaxed summer vibe, mixed furniture and touches of green and blue – a perfect little escape!
Is there anything that stands out to you?
Scandinavian allotment houses are really special. I’ve explained the history behind them . If you feel like taking peek inside a few more, click on any of the links below:
So lovely! I hope you’re feeling inspired too!
Niki
Photography:
1, 2, 3, 5, and 9: Julie Wittrup Pladsbjerg & /
4, 6, 7, and 8:
