The goal was to let old and new coexist – functionally and visually
Safety was a key priority throughout the process. All materials and solutions were chosen to be fireproof, durable, and suitable for a kitchen where heat, history, and modern living come together.
To Preserve a Historic House
Preserving a historic house is an act of patience and cultural responsibility. By restoring rather than demolishing, we protect craftsmanship, reduce waste, and carry forward the architectural heritage that defines Scandinavian landscapes.
Every surface has its own story and needs
Can wood thrive in a bathroom? By testing Osmo Oil Wax, we explore a breathable, water-resistant finish that protects, nourishes, and enhances natural wood surfaces.
Old Meets New
A working kitchen balances tradition and practicality. From the warmth of a wood-burning stove to the efficiency of modern solutions, discover how to create a space designed for everyday life.
Saving Electricity Is Money Saved
Cold drafts and high energy bills often go hand in hand in older homes. By improving insulation with breathable materials like cellulose, you can create a warmer living space while significantly reducing long-term costs.
Planting New Apple Trees
Planting a local apple tree is a smart long-term investment. With resilient varieties like the Vese apple, you can enjoy reliable harvests, lower food costs, and a deeper connection to regional heritage.
A Friday’s Treat
Cooking on a wood-fired stove transforms a simple roast chicken into something special. With fire, instinct, and patience, this Friday meal becomes a celebration of tradition and flavour.
A Kitchen to Work In
A historic kitchen can honour both tradition and modern life. Discover how to cook with a wood-fired stove, and how to thoughtfully introduce an electric alternative without compromising character.
Thinking of Buying a Country House in Sweden?
While browsing the web, I came across a really helpful guide for anyone thinking about buying a house in Sweden. It walks you through how to plan, budget, and manage a renovation project, and also explains some of the key regulations you’ll encounter along the way. If you’re new to the Swedish system, it’s a great resource to help you understand the process and keep your renovation plans on track.