Hej! How was your weekend?! It was a triple coffee morning for me today having spent the weekend up at the cottage (I’ve never been good at making decisions and now it’s crunch time!). Thankfully we did manage to sneak in a visit to Copenhagen to see the on Friday night (that guy is so funny, go if you get the chance!). Denmark has been on my mind ever since, it’s just so relaxed and I love the slight edginess you sometimes see in the interiors. So today, I thought I’d invite us all back for a virtual tour of colourful home in Aarhus, Jutland. Annemette suffers from Scoliosis and often finds herself in chronic pain, to such an extent that three years ago her doctor placed her on permanent sick leave. Annemette has used her passion for interiors to create a happy private sphere in which to relax and recuperate. I particularly love the colour choices, art and details which make the space so personal and help lift her spirits on the darkest off days.
Painted in , , , table top from .
“I like to surround myself with happy colours and things that make me happy. For me, colours are my sort of go-to on a bad day. Colour makes me feel better. And now I just think: life is too short not to surround yourself with things that make you happy.”
Annemette Moesgard.
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Pick up a similar mid-century desk .
Bedroom wall painted in by Jotun Lady
What a wonderful home! I can certainly see why it makes Annemette happy, can you?!
You can see more of Annemette’s home over on her and .
I often say Danes are the masters of gallery walls, and I truly believe it – if you’re looking to create something similar I can recommend (I think they ship worldwide) – or if you have the time, nip along to a local affordable art market (flea markets are also great!).
For more Danish inspiration today why not check out the , a and a . So inspiring!
Have a great start to the week friends!
Niki
Photography: shared with kind permission.
Hej! How was your weekend?! It was a triple coffee morning for me today having spent the weekend up at the cottage (I’ve never been good at making decisions and now it’s crunch time!). Thankfully we did manage to sneak in a visit to Copenhagen to see the on Friday night (that guy is so funny, go if you get the chance!). Denmark has been on my mind ever since, it’s just so relaxed and I love the slight edginess you sometimes see in the interiors. So today, I thought I’d invite us all back for a virtual tour of colourful home in Aarhus, Jutland. Annemette suffers from Scoliosis and often finds herself in chronic pain, to such an extent that three years ago her doctor placed her on permanent sick leave. Annemette has used her passion for interiors to create a happy private sphere in which to relax and recuperate. I particularly love the colour choices, art and details which make the space so personal and help lift her spirits on the darkest off days.
Painted in , , , table top from .
“I like to surround myself with happy colours and things that make me happy. For me, colours are my sort of go-to on a bad day. Colour makes me feel better. And now I just think: life is too short not to surround yourself with things that make you happy.”
Annemette Moesgard.
,
, ,
, ,
Pick up a similar mid-century desk .
Bedroom wall painted in by Jotun Lady
What a wonderful home! I can certainly see why it makes Annemette happy, can you?!
You can see more of Annemette’s home over on her and .
I often say Danes are the masters of gallery walls, and I truly believe it – if you’re looking to create something similar I can recommend (I think they ship worldwide) – or if you have the time, nip along to a local affordable art market (flea markets are also great!).
For more Danish inspiration today why not check out the , a and a . So inspiring!
Have a great start to the week friends!
Niki
Photography: shared with kind permission.
