CONTACTS/ SUPPLIERS


WOODEN FLOOR Dinesen www.dinesen.com


TILES Fired Earth www.firedearth.com


LIFT


Thyssenkrupp www.tkelevator.com


STAIRCASE


Bespoke Handrails www.espokehandrails.com


LIGHTING Astro Lighting, Flos, Louis Poulsen, Klimt


KITCHEN Martin Moore www.martinmoore.com


GLAZING


Fabco Sanctuary www.acosanctuary.com


dining area further maximises the amount of light filtering through to this level, and gives a sense o space and connection to the sky. This helps to create a visual interplay between the two spaces, says Sren.


Nine other skylights on the roof as well as


large dormer windows on the front facade further maximise light coming in from above, augment- ed y espoke artificial lighting throughout the home. n the kitchen a discrete strip o lighting is mounted on the splashback, “which helps to create a clear zone or the kitchen work areas. The combination of different lighting aspects has achieved a highly tailored quality of light for the home.


‘HYGGE’ rom the start, Srens Scandinavian roots also inuenced the interior design. ore specifi- cally, achieving a ygge eel anish, meaning something like cosiness and contentment), in the design was a priority. ts a way o lie or the anes, says Sren.


Each section of the home has been carefully designed to try and promote this eeling. n the sitting room, a fireplace with heavy logs  along with the different variety of timber types lining the house  adds visual teture while creating a strong connection to nature. The ouglas fir, as well as eing used to con- struct the stairs, features throughout the prop- erty. The team used inesen fir widely, which is all sourced rom sustainale sources in the lack Forest and other European forests that have een amilyowned or generations  and sus- tainaly managed or centuries, eplains Sren.


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The use of the solid timber planks add a sense of robustness, and “will hopefully be in place for many generations to come, he adds. “As Hygge revolves around taking joy in quiet simple moments, the design could not be overly ussy. Thereore the interior is ree rom clutter, with a minimalist approach evident in all rooms. “This restrained design allows us to enjoy the essence of the space, the way the light changes between summer and winter, the feeling of the heavy rugs beneath your feet and so on,” says Sren.


Their love for Danish furniture meant interior styling enhanced by different pieces by Montana, Carl ansen, ans . Wegner, with lights y manuacturers including limt and Louis oulsen. The accomplishment of transforming what was a dark showroom into a lightfilled, comortale home is one of the couple’s favourite aspects of the project, and they attribute this to the architects. The natural light makes a ig difference, and we are thankful that we were working with an architect who shared our vision or what the home could ecome, says Sren. Having a home that also incorporates Hygge design philosophy, and with Scandinavian natural materials that will develop a ‘rich patina’ over time  including the oak and simply finished ouglas fir, are other aspects o what makes this uild distinctive. Srens advice to other seluilders taking on


a reurishment proect like this is to find an architect that you can work well with. e adds ts important that you share a similar vision and excitement for what you are ultimately hoping to achieve or the final result.


jul/aug 2022


SANITARYWARE Duravit www.duravit.co.uk


JOINERY Laki www.laki.co.uk


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