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Scandinavian-style, Bright, and Ventilated House on a Danish Isle

Danish cabin aspirants, or minimalists at heart, take note! Kristina, an interior design consultant, shares her vision on home design.

Spacious, Bright, and Minimalist Cabin Located on a Danish Isle
Spacious, Bright, and Minimalist Cabin Located on a Danish Isle

Scandinavian-style, Bright, and Ventilated House on a Danish Isle

In the heart of Denmark, a rundown cabin has undergone a remarkable transformation, now serving as a charming and relaxed summer cottage by the sea. The transformation was documented and showcased in an article titled 'Weekend Dreaming: A Cosy Riverside Cottage in Denmark'.

The interior design of the cottage is a harmonious blend of Scandinavian and Japanese minimalism, often referred to as Japandi style. The use of natural materials, light natural wood floors, and earthy tones maintains a strong connection with nature. The walls are painted in soft, well-curated colors such as Highline (shifting between green and blue) and Bowery, from the Danish paint brand Blēo.

Iconic Danish-designed furniture pieces are used throughout the cottage, including the Fritz Hansen 7 chair, Douglas Fir Vist Dining Chairs from Ferm Living, and the walnut Feve Desk. Rattan Dou Lampshades and Braided Wall Pockets from the same brand are also featured.

A Skovby #452 display cabinet, similar to the one in the cottage, can be found in other Scandinavian summerhouses. The cottage also boasts a Nordal bamboo pendant light, an Umi bench from Make Nordic, and a sofa from Ellos.

The cottage is adorned with prints like 'You' by Sofia Lind and 'Motljus' by Sandra Blomén Maschinsky. A quilt from Bonne Mère adds a touch of comfort and homeliness.

The photography of the cottage is courtesy of @_rosemille, capturing the light-filled and airy ambiance of the coastal retreat. The cottage is now available for rental, offering a perfect escape for those seeking a cosy riverside cottage experience in Denmark.

This transformation, as documented in the article, serves as a gentle return to Swedish summer cottage life, reminding us of the charm and simplicity of these timeless abodes by the sea.

The extraordinary transformation of the Danish cottage showcases a blend of interior-design styles, from Scandinavian and Japanese minimalism, also known as Japandi style, bringing a touch of lifestyle sophistication to its home-and-garden setting. The cottage's design is accentuated by iconic Danish-designed furniture pieces, enhancing its unique personality for future renters.

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