Inside the Modern Living Room of Danielle Siggerud’s Copenhagen Home

“Neutral, on neutral, on texture, on texture, can in fact be loaded and layered” Athena Calderone so poignantly stated in her most effective-advertising design and style tome, Are living Wonderful and we could not agree additional. Situation in stage, Danielle Siggerud’s 17th-century townhouse in Copenhagen. This attractive study in minimalism proves edited, neutral, stripped-back spaces can also exude warmth and soul. The architect and founder of Danielle Siggerud Architects is a master of resources training distinction and injecting personality in an if not streamlined and curated area. This considerate attention to element is why Calderone selected to characteristic her property in the reserve, writing “Danielle’s strategy to style and architecture is complementary. She makes use of materiality to guidebook you by means of her household: designating the historic, the new, that which she desires to focus you on, and that which she wishes to attract you absent from.”

“As an architect, you have a significant responsibility—design-sensible and material-wise, it must stand the exam of time.”

We are particularly drawn to the primary 17th-century beams in the modern day living space which lend a statuesque, rustic framework to the property but also act as a skeleton to assist the present-day features Danielle has orchestrated all-around it. This curated tactic is apparent in this place with a thoughtful arrangement of vintage collectibles, timeless designer pieces, and exquisite oddities. If you enjoy this glimpse way too, then retain looking through to shop the room and convey it house.