A pretty Danish home
Posted on Wed, 2 Jun 2010 by KiM
I love this beautiful 1911 villa – home to a couple with 5 children – in the Danish town of Frederiksberg. It’s serene, simple and bright. Styled by Katrine Martensen-Larsen (other posts of her work here and here) and photographed by Stuart McIntyre (previous post here).
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mamta pinnell says:
ghost chairs are EVERYWHERE now but am still loving them!
natashafiga says:
fyi- Frederickberg is really a neighborhood, a part of Copenhagen. Though they have their own city hall, it’s considered a part of town.
San says:
When can I move in?
Sarah Winchester says:
Beautiful. I am just loving the predominantly white pallet. I am dying to do a big white oil painting.
Myra says:
luv the stove. anybody knows what brand is that?
peggy says:
What a beautiful home. So simple and serene, yet full of interesting touches at every turn. I was stunned by the shock of that gorgeous painting in the entry way. Perfect!
Kathleen says:
I do love Swedish design and still, lo these many years later, adore the Ghost chair.
Morella says:
.. wow .. I love this house !!!! I want to live there .. eheheh !!!!! 🙂
Muna says:
wowww!
picture perfect!
simply beautiful:)
Nancy and the Wolf says:
This is such a beautiful and inspiring home. This is exactly the colour scheme of my own home, so peaceful and serene – I even have the same wallpaper in my stairwell! Thanks for sharing 🙂