Summerhouse in Denmark by Kim Holst Architect

Summerhouse in Denmark is the work of the renowned Kim Holst Architect practice, the wooden panels dominating the house are interrupted by an all-white kitchen, as well as the separation of the work area and bathroom space. The house was styled for the shoot by Hanne Vind.

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