Pernille Teisbaek a Danish creative director and designer husband Philip Lotko were lucky enough to have found and begun renovations on an 1875 home in western Copenhagen. They built a beautiful minimalistic home filled with quality details.
They enlisted Peter Møller to design the moldings and white plaster birds on the ceiling in the living room. Below is a before and after of the living room and the noted plaster details.
Malene Hvidt, architect from the Copenhagen studio Spacon & X was hired to help with the layout of the home. Pernille and Philip wanted a home that was romantic yet practical to raise their 3 boys in. Pernille states “The kitchen is made of steel, in contrast with the romanticism of the stucco. Dialectics make things more interesting. I like steel and it’s easy to clean, which you can’t do if red wine stains a more delicate surface.”
Love the romantic curves of the staircase and the softness of the chevron wood floor.
Simple neutral details and below a feature stripped stone floor.
Check out her style below.