House Call: Søren Rose Studio in Copenhagen
From Julie
Copenhagen-based "artist, designer, merchant, entrepreneur" Søren Rose designed the interiors of this treetop chalet in Denmark, featuring the classic Danish black-and-white palette and a mix of furniture and lighting from far-flung sources such as Istanbul-based Autoban and UK-based designers Tom Dixon and Sebastian Wrong of Established & Sons; we especially like the stained ash kitchen cabinetry and the unexpected glass hearth. Photos by John Bendtson.
January 25, 2010
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Beautiful simple black, does anybody now which company manufactures the bar stools? They are the same ones that Joseph Dirand uses in his design for hotel Distrito Capital. Have been searching since then but never found..
Thanks in advance!
Pretty, but I couldn't live with that much stark white!
Very nice work indeed. I am interested to know if anyone knows the creator of the painting of the faceless woman with the yellow background in the bedroom photo.
Faceless woman is from: http://www.annemarieploug.dk/
The Barstools are from:
http://www.materdesign.com/
