These houses immediately catch the eye. Old-fashioned, with unique shapes and tiled roofs — they look like a scene from a medieval movie. But while such houses may seem exotic to us, for the European countryside, they are a daily reality. Today, I’ll show you a quaint house…
While some dream of escaping from the provinces, others without much thought exchange city life for a peaceful existence far from skyscrapers, noisy highways, and perpetual rush. Today, I want to tell you just such a story. A few years ago, a young family from Helsinki surprised all…
This triangular house is nestled in Lapland, standing alone amidst the forest. For miles around, there is not a soul in sight, and even the residents of the nearest settlements (which are a 20-30 minute drive away) are unaware of the existence of this woodland gem. “In this…
It’s always intriguing to peek into the lives of others. How do people arrange their lives? What items surround them? In what kind of environment do they live? What do they see from the windows of their apartment? A brief glimpse into another person’s lifestyle can inspire and…
This 1920s-built house sits in the quaint Finnish town of Heinola, home to approximately 18,000 people. Once owned by the father of the renowned Finnish singer Irwin Goodman, the house has a rich history. The oldest part of the building was constructed in 1925, and decades later, in…
What sets this apartment apart is its exceptional layout. While many are accustomed to the open kitchen-living room concept, a bedroom without windows is a rare and unconventional choice in interior design. However, for the owners of this apartment, this zoning turned out to be a creative solution.
There are floral wallpapers, vintage furniture from the past (by the way, almost all items are family heirlooms), and an unusual retro cat lounger.
This is how this house looks today. It’s located in a tiny village where just over 400 people live all year round.
This apartment is filled with many unique details: old brass candle holders, an original stove, a leather armchair from the 50s, a vintage bookshelf, botanical-themed wallpaper, stained glass partitions in the interior doors… Each photograph can be examined for a long time, searching for interesting elements.
This house was built in the early 20th century, but no one lived in it for almost a hundred years. For some time, it was used as a summer house until it was bought by the new owners.
