Hello, dear readers. Friday already! My mother is coming on Sunday to stay with us for a month and I have quite a number of things to do yet before she arrives. So, before I get moving here is today's tour for you.
Anette and Heine Robert Dahl used to live in apartments in Copenhagen. In the spring of 2009 they moved to Gelskov. Here they live in this Manor on Funen where they also hold exhibitions, display antiques and flea market finds for sale, and they even run a bed & breakfast.






Owners Anette and Heine

























Remember I love reading your comments! Have a lovely weekend, and see you tomorrow!
Photography by Kristian Septimius Krogh
All images from here.

Doesn't look like a centenary home when you look at the interiors which have been totally renovated. But you can tell it is old by the outside and the very old trees that surround this house.
Step inside, look around, and let me know what you think!





















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Surprise! A second post for you today!
And you, my friend, and I, are in Italy now, just a few miles away from the city of Parma. Architect Lucilla Scazzi was in charge of the restoration of this home which used to be a rundown farmhouse with an adjacent barn. The barn is now a tearoom with a fireplace, and what used to be the stables is now the kitchen.


















Hope you enjoyed our second tour!
All images from here.
Photography by Violet Horvat

How's your week so far, my friends? Hope everything is running smoothly and you are enjoying your spring or autumn. And it's tour time once again, for you and me. Bertrand and Alexandra are the owners of this soft blue-grey house. They lived in London for eight years but now they have moved to Yvelines, a French department in the region of ÃŽle-de-France.


















Rustic, simple and welcoming.

Come back tomorrow, my friends!
Photography by Patrick Smith
All images from here.

Good morning, my friends. How about going back in time today? It's easy when you look at these photographs of this centenary house in Provence. Few things compare to the beauty of timeless, weathered stone. You might agree.

































All images from here.