A few weeks ago Denmark announced that residents from Skåne county in Sweden are allowed back over the bridge! I honestly did a little dance. Oh, how I’ve missed my trips to Copenhagen! Until I manage to make the trip, I’m going to continue to get my fill of fabulous Danish design from the homes of creatives across Denmark – I hope you’ll join me! Today, let’s take a virtual tour of the fab home of Jeppe, Malene and their two young children Hugo and Sonja. The family live in a 200 m2 (2152 ftsq) apartment in Vesterbro, a hip neighbourhood in the Danish capital. Malene works as a production manager for achingly cool Danish clothing brand ENVII (check out @envii_official) and Jeppe is a carpenter. The latter comes in handy for their home renovations – which they do entirely by themselves. Welcome to a world of pastels, prints and lots of dots!
“For us, it is important that it feels warm and cosy in our home. We love having friends and family over – and we like to ensure the furniture and styling doesn’t feel too strict or ‘smart’ – you need to feel that people live here” – Malene.
The dining room wall has been painted in Aloe Vera from Dyrup and a set of Hans J. Wegner wishbone chairs* have been arranged around the table.
The prints are from Jenny Brandt Grönberg (who’s sitting room I featured here), Nynne Rosenvinge, Clara Selina Bach and Galerie Maeght, among others.
Malene picked up the little stool at Søstrene Grene and painted the legs lilac to match the cushions.
In the master bedroom, Malene has combined beige ‘Cuppa Coffee’ paint from Dyrup with pink accents (including sustainable bedding from JUNA Design). The wall-mounted nightstand was handcrafted by Trævarefabrikernes and the wall lamp and stool are from IKEA.
“I love pastel colours, and I fall in love each time I see something pink or dotty!” – Malene.
In the bathroom, Malene and Jeppe have instilled tiles from Marokk and accessorised the space with an H&M basket and a Fine Little Day ‘Swimmers’ print.
The hallway has been painted in Deco Pink from Jotun Lady and the wall-mounted unit is from Trævarefabrikernes (as before).
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Such a lovely home! I particularly love the pastels, they’re fun yet calming all at once.
Is there anything that stood out to you about Jeppe and Malene’s home?
See more pictures over at @londogmussehuset!
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We’re currently island hopping on Sweden’s West coast, sailing, swimming, crabbing and enjoying everything the Swedish summer has to offer (even if it could be a few degrees warmer and not raining like it is today – BAAAH!!). I’ve promised my little family to take next week off while we capture this wonderful area together to create a guide of our favorite islands once we return. I hope you’ll feel inspired to visit once day!
In the meantime, you might like to explore the archives which hold THOUSANDS of beautiful Scandi-inspired homes – here are a few of my favorite categories:
Have a wonderful week friends, I hope the sun shines for you (and returns here!!).
See you Monday 3rd August.
Niki
Photography courtesy of Malene & Jeppe / @londogmussehuset shared with kind permission.
*This post includes affiliate links
A few weeks ago Denmark announced that residents from Skåne county in Sweden are allowed back over the bridge! I honestly did a little dance. Oh, how I’ve missed my trips to Copenhagen! Until I manage to make the trip, I’m going to continue to get my fill of fabulous Danish design from the homes of creatives across Denmark – I hope you’ll join me! Today, let’s take a virtual tour of the fab home of Jeppe, Malene and their two young children Hugo and Sonja. The family live in a 200 m2 (2152 ftsq) apartment in Vesterbro, a hip neighbourhood in the Danish capital. Malene works as a production manager for achingly cool Danish clothing brand ENVII (check out @envii_official) and Jeppe is a carpenter. The latter comes in handy for their home renovations – which they do entirely by themselves. Welcome to a world of pastels, prints and lots of dots!
“For us, it is important that it feels warm and cosy in our home. We love having friends and family over – and we like to ensure the furniture and styling doesn’t feel too strict or ‘smart’ – you need to feel that people live here” – Malene.
The dining room wall has been painted in Aloe Vera from Dyrup and a set of Hans J. Wegner wishbone chairs* have been arranged around the table.
The prints are from Jenny Brandt Grönberg (who’s sitting room I featured here), Nynne Rosenvinge, Clara Selina Bach and Galerie Maeght, among others.
Malene picked up the little stool at Søstrene Grene and painted the legs lilac to match the cushions.
In the master bedroom, Malene has combined beige ‘Cuppa Coffee’ paint from Dyrup with pink accents (including sustainable bedding from JUNA Design). The wall-mounted nightstand was handcrafted by Trævarefabrikernes and the wall lamp and stool are from IKEA.
“I love pastel colours, and I fall in love each time I see something pink or dotty!” – Malene.
In the bathroom, Malene and Jeppe have instilled tiles from Marokk and accessorised the space with an H&M basket and a Fine Little Day ‘Swimmers’ print.
The hallway has been painted in Deco Pink from Jotun Lady and the wall-mounted unit is from Trævarefabrikernes (as before).
***
Such a lovely home! I particularly love the pastels, they’re fun yet calming all at once.
Is there anything that stood out to you about Jeppe and Malene’s home?
See more pictures over at @londogmussehuset!
***
We’re currently island hopping on Sweden’s West coast, sailing, swimming, crabbing and enjoying everything the Swedish summer has to offer (even if it could be a few degrees warmer and not raining like it is today – BAAAH!!). I’ve promised my little family to take next week off while we capture this wonderful area together to create a guide of our favorite islands once we return. I hope you’ll feel inspired to visit once day!
In the meantime, you might like to explore the archives which hold THOUSANDS of beautiful Scandi-inspired homes – here are a few of my favorite categories:
Have a wonderful week friends, I hope the sun shines for you (and returns here!!).
See you Monday 3rd August.
Niki
Photography courtesy of Malene & Jeppe / @londogmussehuset shared with kind permission.
*This post includes affiliate links
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