Christin (an interior designer) and Ronny stumbled across this charming little farmhouse in the Baltic one late Autumn nine years ago. It had been derelict for many years and was in desperate need of repair. “We started a long journey of renovations and at the same time looked into the history of the farm and its surroundings,” Christin told me. 

It transpired The Stonecutter’s farm was a historical gem with roots dating back to the 19th century, an important era for limestone quarrying on Öland. The pair set about restoring the property, while being careful to maintain as much of the original features as possible. The garden has also been excavated and a wonderful pool added with views over the fields. In my mind, I’m already sipping a Pripps blå beer in one of those loungers!), not for too long though, as there’s an island to explore.

“The surroundings are incredibly special, with the beautiful Stone Coast nature reserve a short bike ride away,” Christin adds. With the renovation finally complete, the Stockholm-based family of five love to visit the island as much as possible year round. And now they’ve opened up the opportunity for others too! 

Let’s take a peek inside. 

The grey kitchen cabinets are designed to match the limestone surroundings. 

The master bedroom is just off the kitchen and is complete with a tiled masonry oven for cosy winter nights! 

I love the upstairs bedroom; it looks so peaceful. The dark beams, bedspread, vase and vintage frame add contrast to the space. A simple clothes rail (glimpsed left) is all that’s needed in a simple summer house! 

The pool I was talking about! 

What an idyllic cottage and such a perfect base from which to explore the island (I included it in my Baltic island hopping guide). 

Could you imagine spending your holiday here? You can find more information about The Stonecutters Farm and book your week on airbnb. It’s also well worth following @thestonecuttersfarm on instagram for inspiration too! 

See also: 

Did I mention that the Swedish royal family also holidays on the island? You can visit Solliden Palace during your stay (one summer Prince Carl Philip of Sweden ran past me while out on a jog – I couldn’t believe it – I did a double take!). Did you know he’s a designer and was involved in the design of the Helix collection by Georg Jensen? 

Have a great start to the week, 

Niki

Christin (an interior designer) and Ronny stumbled across this charming little farmhouse in the Baltic one late Autumn nine years ago. It had been derelict for many years and was in desperate need of repair. “We started a long journey of renovations and at the same time looked into the history of the farm and its surroundings,” Christin told me. 

It transpired The Stonecutter’s farm was a historical gem with roots dating back to the 19th century, an important era for limestone quarrying on Öland. The pair set about restoring the property, while being careful to maintain as much of the original features as possible. The garden has also been excavated and a wonderful pool added with views over the fields. In my mind, I’m already sipping a Pripps blå beer in one of those loungers!), not for too long though, as there’s an island to explore.

“The surroundings are incredibly special, with the beautiful Stone Coast nature reserve a short bike ride away,” Christin adds. With the renovation finally complete, the Stockholm-based family of five love to visit the island as much as possible year round. And now they’ve opened up the opportunity for others too! 

Let’s take a peek inside. 

The grey kitchen cabinets are designed to match the limestone surroundings. 

The master bedroom is just off the kitchen and is complete with a tiled masonry oven for cosy winter nights! 

I love the upstairs bedroom; it looks so peaceful. The dark beams, bedspread, vase and vintage frame add contrast to the space. A simple clothes rail (glimpsed left) is all that’s needed in a simple summer house! 

The pool I was talking about! 

What an idyllic cottage and such a perfect base from which to explore the island (I included it in my Baltic island hopping guide). 

Could you imagine spending your holiday here? You can find more information about The Stonecutters Farm and book your week on airbnb. It’s also well worth following @thestonecuttersfarm on instagram for inspiration too! 

See also: 

Did I mention that the Swedish royal family also holidays on the island? You can visit Solliden Palace during your stay (one summer Prince Carl Philip of Sweden ran past me while out on a jog – I couldn’t believe it – I did a double take!). Did you know he’s a designer and was involved in the design of the Helix collection by Georg Jensen? 

Have a great start to the week, 

Niki