A HOME IN AN 18TH CENTURY WAREHOUSE IN COPENHAGEN

A HOME IN AN 18TH CENTURY WAREHOUSE IN COPENHAGEN

In a warehouse from the year 1777 in the heart of Christianshavn (Denmark) lives Signe Bloch and her two children. The beautiful apartment has a cozy atmosphere with its raw wooden beams, arched windows and low ceilings. Because of the limited floor space (90ms) creative solutions were needed to provide extra space and storage. For example, storage space has been created under the bed (3rd image). All the furniture in the apartment is inherited, bought used or found on travels. This gives the home loads of charm and personality!

When it comes to buying new clothing pieces I mostly stick to my favorite fashion brands. One of these is French label Mes Demoiselles. Anita Radovanovic is the life and soul of the brand- through her varied inspirations, she invites us to travel into dream-like lands, where vintage charm flirts with modernity in volumes. Anita created her first Mes Demoiselles collection in 2006, in the first Parisian workshop at 45, rue Charlot. Here are some of my favorite pieces from this years summer collection. Very bohemian chic! I will be sharing more of my favorite brands in the coming weeks. Above: gorgeous silk Carioca dress (now with 25% discount).

Casa Cook is a brand new hotel brand by travel company Thomas Cook. Their first hotel, which has recently opened, is on the island of Rhodes, Greece. The boutique hotel has 90 rooms, each coming with a small private swimming pool. The design is a collaboration between architect Vana Pernariv, interior designer Annabell Kutucu and design agency Lambs & Lions. I think the result is beautiful: there is a lot of white and natural materials such as wood and rattan give a rustic chic vibe. Casa Cook Hotel: “Our aim is to set a new standard among holiday resorts. We want to create hotels that connect and inspire like-minded travelers. Those who like to eat local and adventure authentic. Who thrive on style and value well-being. At Casa Cook, there will be no one-size-fits-all architecture. No repetitive interiors. Each hotel will have its own distinct personality and will inspire through the use of eclectic, evocative design. As well as through embracing and integrating the native culture of each location.” More information can be found here on Casa Cook’s website.

Original article and pictures take style-files.com site