Inside a charming Danish summer house in Lammefjorden

It is only a few days until Easter holidays start. For some in Scandinavian countries, this is the braid to open Stuga (summer or cabin) after long winter – punishable on spider strands, livelihoods, and allow fresh spring breeze.

There is no doubt that the Danish owners of this charming summer in Lammefjorden (a reclaimed strait area in the northwest of Zelland, Denmark) do so. The beautiful wooden property consists of three buildings: main house and smaller external buildings, including a rural garden room designed to feel animals in the air

They are designed in soft, white, gray and beige tones, and are reduced to interiors, but are full of sub -cohesion. A lot of studied or furious space has been built with ancient discoveries, giving it a comfortable and comfortable charm. It contains everything you need to relax: a kitchen, a dining area, a living room, and bedrooms, and of course, somewhere for spill when the sun appears.

Oh, the little Berdy tells me that it is also available for rent-only in the event of a temptation to embrace a simpler life, in the Danish style.

Let’s take a peek at the inside.

Can you imagine relaxation somewhere like this? If so, go to Landfolk for more information. You may also want to see more pictures of the Danish summer house on Instagram (there are some great pictures before and after!).

This makes me excited to go to our compartment at some point during holidays, sitting and relaxing a little. Do you have any nice plans?