Historic 19th-Century Swedish Abode Blending Past and Modernity
In the picturesque region of Österlen in southern Sweden, Malin Hansmark's home stands as a testament to the harmonious blend of traditional Scandinavian design and modern comfort. Originally a 100-year-old fire station, this charming Swedish country home has undergone a remarkable transformation and is now featured in the renowned LEVA&BO magazine.
The house, previously known as Marianne's home, boasts a shaker-style Swedish country kitchen, a common feature that adds a touch of rustic charm to its contemporary interiors. Anna Truelsen, a skilled stylist, and Jonas Lundberg, a talented photographer, were responsible for capturing the essence of Malin's home for the magazine feature.
The home's design style is a harmonious mix of rustic and contemporary elements, with clean lines, light colours, and natural materials like wood and stone that create a cozy yet airy atmosphere. The interiors are typically Scandinavian with minimalistic decor, warm textiles, and functional furniture that emphasize comfort and simplicity.
Outdoor spaces also play a significant role in Malin's home, offering tranquil gardens perfect for enjoying the Swedish countryside and expansive views that connect the property to nature. Sustainability is another key aspect, with an emphasis on preserving the natural environment, a common theme in homes featured in LEVA&BO.
For those interested in more detailed insights, LEVA&BO magazine offers an in-depth article with photos and descriptions of the interiors, design choices, and lifestyle elements that Malin Hansmark embraces in her Österlen home.
Malin Hansmark, the current homeowner, has transformed this historical building into a beautiful and inviting space, showcasing the potential for repurposing old structures while maintaining their unique character. The house, now a cherished part of Österlen's landscape, continues to inspire and captivate those who visit or simply admire it from afar.
The home, now a cherished part of Österlen's landscape, features in the renowned LEVA&BO magazine, showcasing a harmonious blend of traditional Scandinavian design and modern comfort in both its interior-design and lifestyle choices. The house, previously known as Marianne's home, boasts a shaker-style Swedish country kitchen, creating a unique home-and-garden atmosphere reflecting the continual blend indoors and outdoors, while sustainable elements preserve the natural environment, a common theme in homes featured in LEVA&BO.
