What could a house for a large family be like?Very cozy! Even if it is decorated in a "cold" Scandinavian style Ridgsgård is a small community in the southern province of Skåne (Denmark). It is surrounded by fields and farms and is located close to the sea. There are excellent road and rail connections, so the area is quite popular among those who want to live in the fresh air.
This house is quite old (it was built at the beginninglast century), but since it has a modern finish, it resembles a hybrid of old and new. The exterior of the building has been preserved as it was when it was built. But inside, almost everything has been changed so that a modern young family with children feels comfortable in their new home.
The living room and kitchen are separated quite well here.conditionally - not by partitions and walls, but only by the quality and type of materials, finishing. In the kitchen - white walls and narrow parquet of light gray color. In the living-dining room the original brickwork is preserved, not disguised by any modern finishing, and on the floor - old classic parquet "herringbone".
Our opinion: The house turned out big and modern.and cozy thanks to the use of seemingly incompatible materials and a modern interpretation of the Scandinavian style. In relation to our realities, it is worth adopting this simple technique: you can combine interior items of any style, if they are made in white, gray, black or made of natural wood.
Reconstruction of the house: Swedish house with an interior in Scandinavian style
