harmonious fusions
A London townhouse by Kelly Hoppen who admits to her dislike of exaggerated minimalism.
By Camilla Alfthan, Mad&Bolig, April 2015
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gilded sanctuary
In the heart of Paris, Klavs Rosenfalck has married modernity with history.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Matthieu Salvaing, RUM February 2015.
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a new lease
A former skiing champion and a member of the Taittinger family have revived the historic Mont Blanc hotel together with Sybille de Margerie.
By Camilla Alfthan, ELLE, April 2014
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the importance of being different
In the outskirts of Milan, Barnaba Fornasetti continues the magic of his father.
By Camilla Alfthan, Pleasure, Børsen, May 2013
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chez sonia
Sonia Rykiel opens her home on the left bank in Paris – the place, where it all began.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Pia Tryde, Plaza, May 2011
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less is more
To a Scandinavian couple in Milan, minimalism is about sorrounding yourself with things that are 100 per cent right.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Nathalie Krag, Bo Bedre , 2011
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room with a view
A visit to Cath Kidston’s flowery home in the heart of London.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Pia Tryde, Gloria May 2011
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eero aarnio at 70+
Despite the wave of young talent iconic designers aged 70+ are still going strong.
By Camilla Alfthan, Berlingske Tidende, February 2010.
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feel for it
To Mauro Mori – who is known to carve his design out of entire tree trunks – the way a design feels is just as important as how it looks.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Nathalie Krag. Plaza, October 2011
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cumulative effect
Rosita Missoni opens her home in Milan and talks about her passion for accumulating beautiful things.
By Camilla Alfthan, photos Pia Tryde, House&Garden, December 2007.
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