From Julie
First spotted on Materialicious a while back: a farmhouse in the southernmost Swedish region of Skåne, converted into a summerhouse by LASC Studio, a Copenhagen-based office founded in 2007 by the Swedish/German architect Jonas Labbé and the Dutch architect Johannes Schotanus. In the interiors, the wood surfaces are bleached with lye and finished with oil to create a uniform lightness, offset by bolts of unexpected bright colors in the stairwells and hallways. Photography by Laura Stamer.









March 27, 2009
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where is that tub from???!!!
This is beautiful. I love the unexpected splash of teal.
Can you tell us more about the wood stove?
Is it something that can be sourced in the US?
I've had such a hard time finding one that doesn't have that ye olde look. The clean lines of this one are just right.