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Inspiredby old houses and their materials that proved to be robust and have a long life, the brick house is a contemporary sustainablehouse. The objective of the house is to be maintenance-free for 50 years and with a lifespan of a minimum of 150 years. Clay blocks are used to create the outer layer of the house. The inner layer is insulated using...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comVilla Weinberg designed by Wienberg architects and Friss and Moltke is located in the forests of Finland. Being exposed to cold climatic conditions, the architects wanted a pleasant and cosy feeling for the users. This corner plot has now been integrated with a summer cottage that got hidden behind the trees during wartime in 1942. A very calming a...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comLocated on the top floor of a 19th-centuryapartment, this was a refurbishmentproject done to unify the two floors into one. Various levels were introduced in the space creating a drama in the space using straight lines. The staircase is the centerpiece of theapartmentmade of steel and powder coated that connects the two levels. The kitchen was i...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comA summer retreat in northern Denmark with a cluster of five gabled cabins is designed by the Powerhouse company. Thedesignreflects the different desires of the family member. This varied from picturesque to cosy to archetypal to the spacious and contemporary feeling summer house.The cabins overlap each other to create a central living area that o...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comThe Norwegian retreat nestling against a cliff is located close to the seaside. Designed as a summer residence, the 30 square meter retreat sits on a rocky site of Norway’s south-east coast. The house has an open plan which merges the indoors with theoutdoors. Exposed concrete and wood and strips of basket-woven oak. The roof consists of steps that...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comVega Cottage located on the Norwegian island was designed by Boye Architects in wood to resemble weather-beaten boathouses. The cottage wasinspiredby themes from vernacular architecture. Darker greyish-brown wood was opted for outside while a lighter pallet was used for the inside. The house is situated on a rocky uneven terrain but also had grea...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comA renovation project of a 1930’s loftapartmentin Sweden, the notedesignstudio rejected the idea of using white in the space. The project got its highlight due to shades of blue and exclusive furniture pieces used. This was done to create a relaxed, and soft environment. The sandy tones were used for the walls, the floors, and some furniture. Th...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comSpruce-clad house built on a hillside with views overOslohas vibrant green-yellow frames that accentuate the doors and windows. The three-story house sits on a steep slope and has spruce cladding that has been charred and oiled to highlight the notches and irregularities of the timber. The living area is on the upper floor to get views of the urban...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comThis beautifully designedapartmentin Copenhagen is all white and grey with certain spaces having a contrast of blue and violet to accentuate the space. Around 300 antiques were used in creating this modernapartment.There were a few additions to theScandinavianstyle to give it a modern twist and give meaning and personality to the client’s home...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comLakeside house in Sweden is designed with the idea to merge it with nature. The house sits on a slope with a view of the lake. This house is split into two volumes such that the mornings can be enjoyed from the living area and the evenings can be enjoyed from the bedroom area. The meeting point of the two volumes has an outdoor seating areathat has...See full list on re-thinkingthefuture.comView allJun 5, 2014 ·Scandinavianinteriorsfeature large windows designed to miss a lot of daylight, plenty of wood that breaks the whiteness, soothing atmosphere and, last but not least important – such interiors have a great modern charm. The basic rule of Scandinavian style could be “keep it natural.”Browse a large collection of Scandinaviandesignphotos, including Finnish, Norwegian, Danish and Swedish designs and decor ideas onHouzz.Nov 30, 2024 ·Nestled where Sankt Paulsgatan meets Kvarngatan, this 76-square-meter Scandinavian cornerapartmentis a breathtaking example of timelessdesign. With origins tracing back to the 1730s, the home blends historical elements with modern sensibility, creating a serene and functional space.Pursue your dreams of the perfectScandinavianstyle home with ...Explore Scandinavianapartmentdesign, blending minimalism and natural materials. Discover tips to create stylish, serene spaces that embody comfort and sophistication. 🏡
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