Info The dreamy home of a Danish writer
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
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Goddag! I often think about people who 'split their time' between two places - more often than not both are fabulous and evoke serious life envy (in me at least). One such person is the Danish best-selling author Annika Von Holdt. If you follow her on Instagram you'll know that she spends her Winters on Harbour island in the Bahamas (can you imagine?!), has a beautiful apartment in Copenhagen, lives with her son and the cheekiest cat and is very, very funny. I thought it was about time we revisited her lovely home - where the essence of owning a few carefully selected pieces and keeping to a soothing colour scheme allows light and space to dictate the feeling.
Photography: Annika Von Holdt, shared with kind permission. Thanks to Vosges Paris for inspiring this post!
So dreamy, don't you think? The muted colours, the light wood floors, the large windows and high ceilings - the de-cluttered neature of the space. Everything?!
Plus there are at least ten pieces that I'd absolutely love in my own home including: the Gervasoni my bedroom!), pure linen bedding, and a white sheepskin throw.
Think I might just nip out and buy a lottery ticket.... back shortly!
Is there anything you'd like to recreate in your home?
See more pics of Annika's lovely Danish home here.
Have a lovely day!
PS If you could - where would you split your time between? I'm thinking Sweden, London, The Alps, Kerala and the Bahamas. Actually, would I be allowed to swap in new places each year?
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So dreamy, don't you think? The muted colours, the light wood floors, the large windows and high ceilings - the de-cluttered neature of the space. Everything?!
Plus there are at least ten pieces that I'd absolutely love in my own home including: the Gervasoni my bedroom!), pure linen bedding, and a white sheepskin throw.
Think I might just nip out and buy a lottery ticket.... back shortly!
Is there anything you'd like to recreate in your home?
See more pics of Annika's lovely Danish home here.
Have a lovely day!
PS If you could - where would you split your time between? I'm thinking Sweden, London, The Alps, Kerala and the Bahamas. Actually, would I be allowed to swap in new places each year?