Louise Poulsen, the company making lights designed by such a great names as Arne Jacobsen or Poul Henningsen recently presented a new promo shots that were taken in a house of artist Tenka Gammelgaard. And as you can imagine, it looked great! These lamps really fits her style, and as Tenka said herself, she wouldn't have said no to keeping them all. You can see a behind the scenes story on Tenka's blog here.
If you are in Copenhagen in the coming month, make sure to pop over to Louis Poulsen's showroom to check out Tenka's exhibition there, together with more photos of her home.
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| Louis Poulsen Lights & House of Tenka Gammelgaard |
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This 130 square meters large apartment in Helsinki have a really nice and cozy atmosphere - almost country like. All the wood and natural materials are providing warmth in the otherwise mostly white minimalistic space. Big dining table, fireplace and stacked wood piles - what a great place!
Today Japan is known for its minimalism and simplicity because of their Zen culture. But how to make a Zen-home in a girlish style? How to combine calmness and little sweet details? Here is a nice example how to do it. The interior is done in a truly Japanese way: with cherry blossoms, traditional colors, natural wood and simple shapes, nothing bizarre. Despite of it, there are many nice girlish details like pastel colors, beautiful accessories and lots of flowers everywhere. I love the decoration of the wall with hooks. It looks natural and is very functional – you can place shelves or hang some things on them. This interior is an amazing example of exquisite and functional combination of styles.
