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Henriette & Tommy's Charming Danish Cabin Oasis

Let's just say the weather in Scandinavia is 'mixed' right now. Torrential rain, cold and windy one minute, sunshine the next. But that's not going to deter us from enjoying our holiday! Thankfully, summer cottages across the region are equipped for every eventuality - with doors that swing open to create an indoor / outdoor feel on sunny days, and cosy sheepskin-lined chairs and fireplaces that can roar into life at the drop of a hat on colder days! 

In Houstrup, on the east coast of mainland Denmark, Henriette and Tommy have created a cosy oasis in which to switch off and relax - no matter what the weather decides to do! 

The little black and white wooden cottage seamlessly blends in with its wild surrounds thanks to a beautiful turf roof, and the garden has been kept deliberately untamed and natural. Inside, the cabin is simply decorated in soft, earthy tones and furnished with items in wood and rattan. Danes tend to love their floral quilts and cushions which bring a subtle romantic touch to the rooms. Keep an eye out for pastel florals on the sofa and large quilts over the beds (try IB Laursen for similar). 

Overall, a wonderful, informal and 'hyggeligt' place in which to relax all summer long!













So charming! And in my mind, everything a summer home should be. 

Is there anything that stood out to you about Henriette & Tommy's cabin? 

If you'd like to see more pictures and films, head over to their instagram feed @sommerhusetkirkeflod

Perhaps you'd like to explore more Danish summer cabins this weekend? Here are a few I love: 


Have a wonderful, relaxing weekend friends! 

Niki

Photography courtesy of @sommerhusetkirkeflod, shared with kind permission.

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  1. I’m a dyed in the wool city girl but sometimes seeing such a lovely home I have a hankering to get away from it all. Love the wood stack and wild garden. Enjoy the weekend, everyone.

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    1. I am exactly the same, always a city girl - but I do love escaping for a few days. Happy this cabin inspired you, the wood stack and wild garden are indeed lovely!

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  2. I love everything about it!! 👏🏼 💛

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    1. Happy to hear you loved this tour - it's such a charming and relaxed cabin!

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  3. I'd happily move in right now! What a homey place. There is something gentle and soothing about the decor.

    I've been seeing more "living roofs" in our area--is a turf roof the same thing, or something different? How hard are they to maintain?

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    1. That's a very good question. The more old fashion turf roof - like this one, have been around for hundreds of years in Scandinavia. The beauty of this type of roof (as opposed to the more modern sedum green roof) is that it's more biodiverse and also has local species from the immediate surroundings.

      The downside is that it can be very heavy and might need a sprinkle of water should the weather get very dry. The more modern sedum roof is easier to maintain - which is why it's popular for new builds. Both are so beautiful!

      I am no expert however, so if anyone has more knowledge on this, please do share!

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  4. What a delightful place to relax. Love the windows and doors that invite indoor/outdoor living. The bench with the tree stumps adds a charming place to sit and ponder.

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    1. Yes, I love the bench made from tree stumps too - such a lovely idea!

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  5. This is such a lovely cabin! One of my favorites. Does anyone know where the dining table and chairs are from?

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    1. I am not sure unfortunately, I'll reach out to the owners and see if I can find out - will come back with info soon.

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