I’ve always been such a big fan of black houses. They’re fairly common in Scandinavia (especially for summer houses / cabins). For this charred black structure, Anthony was inspired by the island’s black spruce and lichens as well as the wild landscape. 
The table (which was picked up at a local secondhand shop) is so beautiful, don’t you think? My Mother has a similar one which she bought at auction years ago- sadly the drawers mean that it’s too low to fit a chair / your legs under the table (just a word of warning to measure up before you acquire one of these bad boys!). She uses hers as a side table, and it looks equally beautiful!
I love how the textures – such as stone and wood – have been carefully selected to mirror the craggy surrounding landscape.
A small stove resting on a vintage chest-of-drawers serves as somewhere to cook evening meals (in a back-to-basics kinda way!).
Rails made from copper pipes and ropes are used as clothes hangers in the bedroom.
I’ve always been such a big fan of black houses. They’re fairly common in Scandinavia (especially for summer houses / cabins). For this charred black structure, Anthony was inspired by the island’s black spruce and lichens as well as the wild landscape. The table (which was picked up at a local secondhand shop) is so beautiful, don’t you think? My Mother has a similar one which she bought at auction years ago- sadly the drawers mean that it’s too low to fit a chair / your legs under the table (just a word of warning to measure up before you acquire one of these bad boys!). She uses hers as a side table, and it looks equally beautiful!
I love how the textures – such as stone and wood – have been carefully selected to mirror the craggy surrounding landscape.
A small stove resting on a vintage chest-of-drawers serves as somewhere to cook evening meals (in a back-to-basics kinda way!).
Rails made from copper pipes and ropes are used as clothes hangers in the bedroom.
