A two-floor penthouse apartment in Aarhus, Denmark, built in 1907. There's a kitchen-dining-living area, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study on the upper floor. The lower floor contains a studio and bedroom..
1/9 Living room
A cowhide rug defines the living space, while a bold print and a quirky cushion add a surreal aspect.
Sofa
Cassina
2/9 Sofa
Green is a tranquil colour that can stretch to every room in the home without looking overdone. An occasional table is a great place to store magazines and books, while a decorative vase containing fresh flowers gives the room a lived-in feel.
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Love The RainShelving
3/9 Shelving
Here, artwork sits on open shelving to create a display that is full of character and personality.
4/9 Kitchen
The apartment's mansard roof allows light to pour in through the skylights, but means wall space is at a premium. Under-the-counter wall-hung units in the kitchen increase the sense of light and space.
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Harvey Jones
Wall tiles
Bisazza Mosaico
5/9 Staircase
The unusual curved staircase was installed when the house was first built, and leads to the drying room for laundry on the top floor. It was painted white to lighten the hallway.
Flooring
Dinesen
6/9 Home office
High ceilings, plenty of light and a feeling of airiness are essential in this open-plan apartment. Unpainted lime plaster gives a softness to the walls.
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Makers' Eye
7/9 Study
This neat little room uses subtle touches - such as a low-hanging pendant and steel table - to take it from stark to stylish.
Table
Cassina
8/9 Bedroom
The rusted steel doors on the wardrobe are anything but a conventional choice. The rest of the scheme is kept light, bright and minimal.
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Ideas To Steal
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House of Fraser
9/9 Bathroom
The bathroom majors in tiles, steel and porcelain, as a cool counterpoint to the wooden beams in the living space.
Floor tiles
Mosa
Shower fittings
Vola
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