It’s funny how you can live somewhere for twenty years and still discover new and exciting places in your neck of the woods. Yesterday, I stumbled across this on instagram and realised with much excitement that it’s located just outside Malmö. Not only that but you can rent it for over night stays! Naturally, I’m already planning my trip. And of course, I had to share it with you in case you’re headed this way too!
These pictures are decidedly summery, and the pared down look is wonderful for balmy nights under the midnight sun. But my guess is that it will feel equally as cosy when there’s snow on the ground and you’re wrapped under a blanket with a log burner going, don’t you think? I hope you enjoy the tour of this charming stone tower as much as I have!
When it comes to holiday homes, simplicity is key. And I think this lovely tower has been decorated to perfection, with plenty of hooks for clothes.
This is the log burner I was talking about – so cosy next to the bed! I love being able to see the wood-burning stove from our bed in the cabin too!
Maybe I can even convince Per to get strumming on the guitarre!
I’m mesmerised by the big glass doors on the ground floor and these large windows on the middle floor – so beautiful!
At night the candles above the bed can be lit for a romantic evening looking out over the fields. Just saying.
What a perfect stay!
Could you imagine hanging out here for a few days? If so, head on over to for more information about booking a stay or organising an event. You might also like to get involved in one of the food workshops!
Incidentally, I am fully aware that I am busy sharing summery pictures while the rest of the online world appears to be turning increasingly Christmassy (I’ve even spotted even a new phrase this month ‘Novent’!
I will get there with my Scandi Christmas inspiration (it is so pretty after all!), especially with first Sunday of advent two weeks ago – but I thought I’d wait just a little longer if OK with you guys!
Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends!
See you Friday!
Niki
Photography courtesy of , shared with kind permission.
It’s funny how you can live somewhere for twenty years and still discover new and exciting places in your neck of the woods. Yesterday, I stumbled across this on instagram and realised with much excitement that it’s located just outside Malmö. Not only that but you can rent it for over night stays! Naturally, I’m already planning my trip. And of course, I had to share it with you in case you’re headed this way too!
These pictures are decidedly summery, and the pared down look is wonderful for balmy nights under the midnight sun. But my guess is that it will feel equally as cosy when there’s snow on the ground and you’re wrapped under a blanket with a log burner going, don’t you think? I hope you enjoy the tour of this charming stone tower as much as I have!
When it comes to holiday homes, simplicity is key. And I think this lovely tower has been decorated to perfection, with plenty of hooks for clothes.
This is the log burner I was talking about – so cosy next to the bed! I love being able to see the wood-burning stove from our bed in the cabin too!
Maybe I can even convince Per to get strumming on the guitarre!
I’m mesmerised by the big glass doors on the ground floor and these large windows on the middle floor – so beautiful!
At night the candles above the bed can be lit for a romantic evening looking out over the fields. Just saying.
What a perfect stay!
Could you imagine hanging out here for a few days? If so, head on over to for more information about booking a stay or organising an event. You might also like to get involved in one of the food workshops!
Incidentally, I am fully aware that I am busy sharing summery pictures while the rest of the online world appears to be turning increasingly Christmassy (I’ve even spotted even a new phrase this month ‘Novent’!
I will get there with my Scandi Christmas inspiration (it is so pretty after all!), especially with first Sunday of advent two weeks ago – but I thought I’d wait just a little longer if OK with you guys!
Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends!
See you Friday!
Niki
Photography courtesy of , shared with kind permission.
