

Pernille Lind is something of an expert in making the bed, so to speak: We first spotted her work at the elegant Hotel Sanders in Copenhagen, for which she designed, among other things, with her Lind + Almond co-founder, Richy Almond, the most coveted bed of the past several years. Now Pernille has her own London-based practice, Pernille Lind Studio, where she mixes her Danish and Thai roots with midcentury style for high-end hospitality and residential clients. (And she still has a knack for designing serene, hotel-like bedroom escapes.)
“Our team has backgrounds in furniture, interior, product, and architecture,” Pernille says, “and our services cover many aspects of design, from interior architecture, bespoke joinery, and furniture design to art curation and styling.” And, she reports, intriguingly: “Currently we are designing a hotel in Denmark, a castle which is Grade Two-listed.”
Today Pernille writes in with her requirements for good sheets, the design souvenir she scooped up on a recent holiday, and a wine bar/design shop to visit:
1. If someone has a garden, then a plant they can enjoy year over year. OR 2. I’ll ask what’s on the menu and bring a wine which complements well.
Lavender pillow spray, scented candle, eye mask, and table lamp.
In Praise of Shadows by Junichiro Tanizaki.
Anything by Khruangbin, and more recently I’ve started to listen to Hermanos Gutiérrez.
Good Grief. I loved a detail in the Parisian apartment wardrobe. Overall both the home they shot in in London and in Paris were very stylish and elegant.
Having a bathtub. I lived in a smaller flat before buying the one I live in now, and I only had a shower. Also coming from Denmark where baths aren’t a standard in most homes or apartments, it wasn’t until I came to the UK that I realized how nice it is to have a bath and enjoy a ‘home spa’ evening on a Sunday.
So much can be found on Etsy or eBay. I must remember this!
Crispy cotton ones.
Lime-green colored fabric used in interior schemes.
A spatula.
Cosy; inviting; personal.
Beau Marché in Copenhagen. It’s an interior shop and wine bar (great mix), and they have a selection of vintage and new production designs. It’s super eclectic and slightly random what you will find, which I love.
Ceramics from our holiday in Greece: four small plates and a jug made by a husband-and-wife-run studio on Sifnos island.
A bed throw from Frati Home; they have so many unique designs so I almost can’t choose.
Thanks so much, Pernille! For more, head to Pernille Lind Studio and follow @pernille_lind_studio_ on Instagram.
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