Danish Fisherman’s Cottage Gets Whimsical Do-Up
With lashings of white paint, an old fishing cabin outside Copenhagen is remade into a quirky yet idyllic haven, designed to meet the needs of a young family.
The converted fishing cottage has unique touches that echo the whimsy of the bow tie and green pants sported here – by perhaps the Dad or a visiting family friend.
The cheery bedroom is both spartan and luxurious, minimal and personal, practical and silly.
(Three lightbulbs strewn over the ceiling pipe?)
The wonderfully goofy combination of the rustic and archaic table – with the unbreakable plastic and chrome chairs.
A pop-up glass and steel trapdoor in the floor leads down the ancient original stone steps to the wine cellar below.
the casually creative touches like these boulders as steps
September 7th, 2012 at 10:41 am
Give those kids some crayons, they'll brighten up the place!
September 7th, 2012 at 5:05 pm
I really enjoy the simple yet elegant look presented through the black and white. I wonder how hard it is to keep clean with children. Beautifual space, thanks for sharing!