I grew up on a small island where everything old had a purpose.
Maybe that’s why I love design with character — homes that mix clean lines with creaky floors, and furniture that’s been around longer than I have. This page is a collection of those things: classic pieces, renovation stories, and ideas for creating spaces that feel thoughtful, warm, and yours. From flea market finds to design legends — welcome to how I live.
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Scandi Vintage: The Global Appeal of Danish Modern Design
For me, Danish Modern is more than a style — it’s a philosophy that has shaped how I see my home. It reminds me that good design doesn’t have to shout.
Vintage vs. New: Is a Used Eames Lounge Chair Worth It?
Should you buy a brand-new Eames Lounge Chair or go vintage? I restored one myself—and it changed how I think about design. Here’s what to know before you choose.
The Farnsworth House: Mies van der Rohe’s Transparent Masterpiece of Modern Living
This is minimalism in its purest form. A house made of almost nothing. And somehow, it says everything.
The Stahl House: The Dreamlike Symbol of Mid-Century Modernism
Some houses don’t just exist—they capture an era, a lifestyle, and an entire philosophy of design. The Stahl House (Case Study House #22) is one of them.
The Best Classic Furniture Deals to Watch for This Black Friday
Black Friday is here—a time for snagging deals on everything from gadgets to, yes, even classic furniture.
The History of Chinese Chinoiserie in Western Decor: Exotic Elegance Meets Timeless Style
Chinese Chinoiserie, a design style that blends European aesthetics with Asian influences, has been a cornerstone of Western decor for centuries.
The Evolution of Scandinavian Design
Scandinavian design is synonymous with simplicity, functionality, and beauty. Originating in the early 20th century, this design style quickly spread across the globe due to its minimalist aesthetic and focus on craftsmanship
Danish Modern Design: The Hidden Gems of Vintage Scandinavian Interiors
As a Dane and vintage enthusiast, I've always found myself drawn to the clean lines and functional beauty of Danish Modern design. It's a style that has not only defined an era but also continues to inspire interior design across the globe.
The Story Behind the Eero Saarinen Tulip Table
The Eero Saarinen Tulip Table was introduced in 1956 by Finnish-American architect and designer Eero Saarinen. His goal was to eliminate the "slum of legs" found under traditional tables and chairs, which he saw as visually cluttered
Unveiling the History of the Eames Lounge Chair
Created by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, this chair combines comfort and elegance like no other. Perfect for both modern and vintage interiors, it’s a timeless symbol of luxury and style.