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..


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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Shelving
Here, artwork sits on open shelving to create a display that is full of character and personality.

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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Wall tiles
Bisazza Mosaico


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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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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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
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