Hello! I have to admit I'm counting down the days to the weekend when I'm heading to London to visit friends and family - can't wait! Are you up to anything fun? First though, there are fabulous Scandinavian homes to be explored, and today's comes in the form of a beautiful danish space. Situated in Vesterbro, one of my favourite areas of Copenhagen, this lovely apartment belongs to architect Marie Rasmussen. The pared-back nature of the home combined with the simple colour scheme means every item of furniture and statement artwork pops out. I'm loving the mix of antique, vintage and modern too.
What a great home! There are so many different 'zones' including somewhere calm to work, relax (that daybed and sitting room), eat and sleep. I absolutely love the artwork too.
A few items I recognise: Butterfly chair, 7 series chair, Anglepoise floor lamp, DLM sidetable, Kubus 8 candle holder.
Is there anything that stands out to you?
Other beautiful homes captured by creative duo Tia and Mette include an idyllic Danish cottage, a lovely student's home and a fab Copenhagen apartment with touches of mid-century.
It was so interesting to read all your comments and discussions about how Christmas is celebrated in Australia a few days back. It sounds very different but great fun! I must try it at some point (I like the sound of going for a dip and tucking into seafood!). Your thoughts truly bring the posts alive - thank you!
Have a lovely day!
PS Don't forget to make the most of Citizen Atelier's 15% discount reader offer. More info here.
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| Photography: Tia Borgsmidt shared with kind permission. Styling Mette Helena Rasmussen. Found via Coco Lapine with thanks |
What a great home! There are so many different 'zones' including somewhere calm to work, relax (that daybed and sitting room), eat and sleep. I absolutely love the artwork too.
A few items I recognise: Butterfly chair, 7 series chair, Anglepoise floor lamp, DLM sidetable, Kubus 8 candle holder.
Is there anything that stands out to you?
Other beautiful homes captured by creative duo Tia and Mette include an idyllic Danish cottage, a lovely student's home and a fab Copenhagen apartment with touches of mid-century.
It was so interesting to read all your comments and discussions about how Christmas is celebrated in Australia a few days back. It sounds very different but great fun! I must try it at some point (I like the sound of going for a dip and tucking into seafood!). Your thoughts truly bring the posts alive - thank you!
Have a lovely day!
PS Don't forget to make the most of Citizen Atelier's 15% discount reader offer. More info here.
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