A Nordic Bohemian Farmhouse with Soaring Ceilings
Living in an old farmhouse in Denmark means bonfires and endless summer nights in the garden, as well as frosty winter days full of hygge, the warm atmosphere that goes hand in hand with cozy and modest Danish living. Mette Skov and Claus Christensen bought their 1920s farmhouse back in 2009 and fully renovated it before moving […]
Living in an old farmhouse in Denmark means bonfires and endless summer nights in the garden, as well as frosty winter days full of hygge, the warm atmosphere that goes hand in hand with cozy and modest Danish living. Mette Skov and Claus Christensen bought their 1920s farmhouse back in 2009 and fully renovated it before moving in the following year. Mette, who works as a visual merchandiser, grew up on an old farm herself and knew she would one day want to offer her children a similar country lifestyle. With a future family in mind, Mette and Claus, a self-employed plumber, turned the farmhouse into a bohemian Scandinavian oasis that is designed for time spent together. The couple heavily focused their renovating efforts on the living area, where even larger parties can gather with ease. Achieving the living space of their dreams meant having to make some tough decisions and ultimately, some design sacrifices. To expose the old structural beams and allow for a spectacular, 26-foot ceiling height in the living area, Mette and Claus gave up their plans for a grandiose main bedroom upstairs. Despite the loss in square footage, tearing dow...
Living in an old farmhouse in Denmark means bonfires and endless summer nights in the garden, as well as frosty winter days full of hygge, the warm atmosphere that goes hand in hand with cozy and modest Danish living. Mette Skov and Claus Christensen bought their 1920s farmhouse back in 2009 and fully renovated it before moving in the following year. Mette, who works as a visual merchandiser, grew up on an old farm herself and knew she would one day want to offer her children a similar country lifestyle. With a future family in mind, Mette and Claus, a self-employed plumber, turned the farmhouse into a bohemian Scandinavian oasis that is designed for time spent together. The couple heavily focused their renovating efforts on the living area, where even larger parties can gather with ease. Achieving the living space of their dreams meant having to make some tough decisions and ultimately, some design sacrifices. To expose the old structural beams and allow for a spectacular, 26-foot ceiling height in the living area, Mette and Claus gave up their plans for a grandiose main bedroom upstairs. Despite the loss in square footage, tearing dow...
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