inspirational spaces

Returning to the Art-fascilitator

2011-12-29T23:07:00.001Z

..so looking forward to seeing this one in print! Will be published in the norwegian

Elle Decoration no.2 2012.

LOUISE BODY

2011-12-29T22:52:00.002Z

Just stumbled across Louise Body's wonderful work in the latest edition of Elle Decoration UK.

...'the inspiration for her textiles and wallpapers comes from loved objects passed on through generations. All of the pots and vases featured in the designs have been handed down through Louise or her partner's families and the watercolour paintings of a Carnation and a Petunia were painted by her Grandmother who was an artist'.

www.louisebody.com

I love all of it..

Babusjka Behave

2011-12-09T18:47:00.001Z

From my recent visit at Babusjka Behave, a filmproduction company based in Oslo and run by Mads and Marthe.

Super Cool.

Will be featured in the next issue of Design Interiør.

Elisabeth Paus at IArk

2011-10-28T18:37:00.002+01:00

At home with the 'mama' and one of the partners in the interior architects firm, IArk in Oslo.

Will be featured in Maison very soon.

The Scandinavian Chic

2011-09-26T10:52:00.005+01:00

Will be published in no. 5 issue of Design Interiør

Tone's place

2011-07-12T20:38:00.003+01:00

This is when I enjoy going to someone's house to photograph/work.

Jane Austen's Sewing Box

2011-06-23T22:07:00.006+01:00

Jane Austen's Sewing Box, looks into the lives of some Regency ladies during a 'pretty' period in arts, crafts and design..

Jennifer Forest must have been reading a lot of Jane Austen's literature lately, and has been examining her texts and letters in order to reveal some of the women at the time who turned towards their sewing project to avoid any uncomfortable conversation.

18 craft projects and other stories beautifully presented. Or a fun publication for the coffee table..

Published:: May 2009

Page:: 224 Pages

ISBN:: 9781741963748

Size:: 235 x 190mm

Price:: AUD $39.95

Format:: paperback with flaps

Taking it all the way..

2011-06-19T22:14:00.003+01:00

Andreas and Heidi created this spectacular space to live in.

This wouldn't be in Oslo, but it is.
I have seen nothing like it in our otherwise beige-ish landscape.

'De tuller ikke, når de gjør interiør'

To be in the December issue of Design Interiør.

2011-06-13T18:42:00.003+01:00

The Rug Company is just genius at making both rugs
and the rooms to market them in..

http://www.therugcompany.info

Tomorrow I shall be documenting Andreas and Heidi's extraordinary
apartment in Oslo. But seeing as I am really on maternity leave these days-
I will be sharing more inspiration rather than than my own work ..

On the wall

2011-06-08T15:00:00.005+01:00

On one of the walls in my own apartment, hangs this elegant,
yet telling image of a female movie-star..

Faye Dunaway's post-Oscar breakfast: 29 March 1977

The Oscar winner was photographed the morning after her
triumphant night.
The photographer present was Terry O'Neill,
who later went on to marry her..

Details

2011-06-01T09:42:00.004+01:00

Just photographed interior designer Camilla Blikstad's own apartment in Oslo. The feature will be published in Maison, and here is a little teaser without disclosing too much.. The Summer is here.

Little sweets for little girls this summer..

2011-05-28T18:58:00.004+01:00

Check out this online candy shop ! Selling lovely little handmade treasures for the girlie girls..I'm getting this bracelet for my daughter for sure-

http://epla.no/shops/ministaesj/

By the Sea

2011-05-23T21:43:00.008+01:00

Just photographed a cottage by the sea, on the south-east coast of Norway.

The holiday home of cool, is owned by Hanna L. N. M, an interior designer who seems to be have been born with a certain cosmopolitan flair.. Still, her attitude is so gracefully laid back when it comes to her own rooms..

On my wish list

2011-05-23T20:46:00.000+01:00

Spring/Summer 2011

2011-05-15T22:53:00.002+01:00

This is basically an ad-free zone.

-But, come on, the new Mulberry campaign?.. The Creative Director must have been having a ball..Photos by Tim Walker

Christmas in April

2011-05-02T22:12:00.001+01:00

Worked on a Christmas feature just before easter.. We left out the red ..

Puffen

2011-04-12T11:23:00.001+01:00

Today I've been doing some pictures for a reupholsterer here in Oslo. Anne Grete Knutsen at PuffenA/S in Waldemar Thranes gate is simply the best. The detailing in her work is simply superb. She has done my whole collection of chairs-but one..

House of Hackney

2011-04-03T10:49:00.003+01:00

If you are in London at the moment, and you appreciate these images of 'grunge-romanticism' as much as I do, - please visit their pop-up shop in Dalston today..

http://houseofhackney.com/

Decorative Arts

2011-04-01T11:47:00.010+01:00

Last weekend we had a major celebration at our house. On this occasion my youngest daughter was given the most adorable quilt. Handmade it is, by Hanne Gundersen, a photographer and artist based here in Oslo.

Slow Chair

2011-03-25T12:49:00.000Z

This pink one belongs to Sondre & Karin.

STUDIO CONTEMPORARY

2011-03-20T16:55:00.004Z

I found this amazing work in the current issue of World of Interiors.

Beth Katleman’s sculptures have been described in the New York Times as "doll-sized rococo theaters of murder and domestic mayhem." Her installations and porcelain sculptures combine ornament with icons from popular culture.

I am now hoping that someone here in Norway will discover her work soon and bring it to a Gallery in Oslo.

Folly 2010 appears to be a three-dimensional rendering of traditional Toile de Jouy fabric or wallpaper. However, on close inspection, the elegant, Asian-inspired pavilions that comprise the landscape of “Folly” are populated with kitschy figures from popular culture. As Katleman explains: “porcelain suggests luxury, refinement and royal provenance. While one flea market treasure seems a little sad, a florid profusion of them is cause for celebration.” The exuberance and refinement of “Folly” are astonishing to behold.

Porcelain, wire, steel rodds and and heat-shrink tubing.

The "repeat" is 69" x 96" x 11".

The overall installation is 192" x 108" x 11".

The installation is to be shown at Pavillion des Arts&Design Paris from March 30th 2011
and can also be seen at Todd Merrills Studio Contemporary

http://www.bethkatleman.com

I love my sofa

2011-03-09T14:22:00.006Z

The big and chunky TV sofas are not particularly pleasing on the eye. I like them a bit slimmer and to be seated on.. This one was aquired at FRETEX, a charity shop run by the Salvation army, and re-upholstered in a fabric from Ikea. The lamp got a new 'hat' from Åse Strand, a modiste in Oslo.

Interiors 1978

2011-03-08T15:48:00.001Z

A visually stunning family drama involving a fashionable Long Island interior designer who tries to impose her overbearing, critical standards on her husband and her three grown daughters. The film takes a realistic look at the relationships among one artistically-oriented family; one daughter is a successful writer; the second is looking for an artistic outlet; and the third one is an actress.

by:Woody Allen .
Maybe even his 'darkest' movie as yet.

A girl's room

2011-03-02T13:27:00.008Z

A 10 year old girl's room need not be pink.

An old fifties chair has been reupholstered in a simple Designers Guild fabric, and the walls are covered in wallpaper from the new collection by Designers.Guild. More images from this photo-shoot later..

Please contact Riis Interiør in Oslo for details on the wallpaper: Rheinsberg black & white. Chair was upholstered by 'Puffen' in Oslo http://www.puffen.net/

Book by Artist

2011-02-17T21:31:00.007Z

A Narrow Scene of Hypothetical Circumstances

A publication/Book I recently wrote about for Objektiv.
And a portrait of the artist as a young man. Photo:Elisabeth Aarhus

Text by Friedrich Tietjen, Caroline Ugelstad and Christopher Muller

80 pages, 21 x 30 cm, Oslo 2010
ISBN: 987-82-997894-4-8

http://www.tekniskindustri.no/page5/page16/page16.html

Places to stay

2011-02-17T20:53:00.002Z

I once stayed at this lovely little hotel in St. Remy- France. We were the only ones staying there for a couple of days, oh how wonderful it was..

However-I cannot seem to find the 'proper' pictures I did.. So here are some quick snaps

http://www.lamaisonduvillage.com

The House

2011-02-07T23:17:00.006Z

Christian Lacroix for Designers Guild. Fabulous prints, luxurious velvets and stunning satins combine to form a collection which celebrates the House of Lacroix . Whether inspired by the city of Arles, couture gowns or the Toreador - every fabric tells a unique story.

Oddfrid's sofa

2011-02-03T21:44:00.001Z

My friend, Oddfrid- a young and popular costume designer for film and theatre, just moved into her new apartment.

She is doing everything herself.

Apart from reupholstering her old sofa.

Anne Grete at 'Puffen' here in Oslo has just done it for her.. In gold.

Think I will photograph the rest of her rooms in all their glory.

Favourite magazines

2011-02-01T13:25:00.005Z

The British publication Livingetcis a great source of inspiration for my commercial interior photography. They have a daring enough picture editor.

This image of a girl's bedroom, I made for their March issue- 'decorating with black' which is just out in the shops. Anna lives here.

Other favourites are World of Interiors, Australian Vogue Living and Casa Vogue. A fab scandinavian one, if you can find it, -is NYTT ROOM..

I like

2011-01-17T19:40:00.001Z

BD Showtime Chair

by Jamie Hayon
Act II of the Showtime Collection for BD Ediciones de Diseño was launched in April 2007. The range includes large tables and coffee tables as well as the elegant chair that comes is a series of different finishes and accesories.

http://www.hayonstudio.com

Architect's own

2011-01-12T21:50:00.003Z

How clever: a sliding door and piece of artwork dividing rooms..
A recent feature to be published in Norwegian magazine Maison this spring

Cottage culture

2010-11-21T12:45:00.007Z

Three Chords and the Truth

Photos and words by Elisabeth Aarhus

This phrase, coined as it was by a country musician, and later appropriated by the punk-scene is anything but the equivalent of simplicity as many take it to mean. On the contrary, it requires hard work, the ability to improvise, historical knowledge, and a whole bunch of will-power. It just looks and sounds simple. -Like a good architect’s work.

If this was a piece of music, it wouldn’t have been recorded in a dingy basement. Our first impression is actually that this place is quite polished/refined. That is, refined in the same way a Nick Cave and the bad seeds record is, where dark, somber tones and a deep bassy voice floods a tight, industrial soundscape.

But this isn’t music. This is a summer-cabin. And at first glance one could almost mistake this place for any old summerhouse or basic cottage in Norway, built some time in the late sixties. But that’s at first glance. On closer inspection, when we notice that the plywood walls hve been lacquered and contrasts with the gritty, ‘real’ nature outside, and surfaces spray-painted black are cut through by welded....... and off-green kitchen fronts and floors, it’s plain to see that everything here is grounded in two artists applying their trade. Walking from cabin to cabin between the rock-formations, and from room to room,- it dawns on us that what the owners have created here isn’t just an updated version of the “summer-cabin”, but an alternate cabin-universe alltogether.

The couple, who both work for prestigious Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta as architetect and interior architect, live a typical urban life with visits to coffeeshops right around the corner, continually changing hair-colour, and a sweet-spot for the king himself, Elvis Presley whose image adorns their livingroom at home (this however is a different feature-article alltogether..)

The fact that they’ve decided to build a simple cabin then, out in the boondocks, an hours drive from the capital, could seem off to some. Heidi explains -In the summer of 2008 we were invited to our friends cabin, down south in Norway. We had a fortnight of stunning weather, warm evenings where the sun never seemed to set...and our two girls even learned to swim. We realised then and there that the summers both Andreas and I remembered from our own childhood, summers like the one just mentioned, was something we wanted to be able to give our children as well.

And so it went. Their brief was as follows:

-sober cabin for two adults and three children, with space enough for company

-the cabin has to sit well in the surrounding areas, and create useful outdoor spaces

-the cabin has to be made to fit the specific terrain of the property

A couple of important things came into play when making such a hasty decision as to the location of their summerhouse. For one, Heidi has spent most of her childhood summers in her grandfathers cabin, only a few hundred metres from where this place now is. Secondly, this area is one of the few relatively cheap places still available anywhere along the coast. Lastly, as an added bonus, it takes only about an hour door to door from the city of Oslo and out here. Not such a bad idea when there are three wee ones in the back-seat!

According to the couple, the final product is often best if every little detail isn’t necessarily drawn out beforehand, but seen as a collaboration between the designers and the workhands, allowing problems to be solved as they come up. This is probably the reason why they haven’t had to make any concessions as to the finished product- they were able to have their cake and eat it too.

There is no doubt that this collaboration has been thoroughly succesful. And, without any ironic undertones, they both agree that the best thing about this kind of summer-living is being outdoors, wandering around barefoot. To the question of what they’re most happy about, its the way the structures fit snugly into the terrain which in and of itself was quite a challenge. In addition, it makes no difference whether it is just the two of them there or ten guests, it works in any case. There are two buildings on the property, one making up the main house which sits where the original cabin once was, and the other, consisting of three bedrooms, sleeps nine tired vacationers..

As an afterthought, the only thing they would have changed if they could, is their proximity to the ocean..

Given their occupations, it goes without saying that they’ve put in more than a few hours on this project themselves. - We’ve drawn up everything down to the steel bedposts, sofa and all the built-in furniture. We’ve been on the phone with the contractor every day, and put in personal appearances every weekend. In order to make the work run just a bit more smoothly, we’ve cleared the property of scrap every weekend. Heidi’s father, more than willing to lend a helping hand driving supplies to and from the property, has been of great help. And now, they’ve filled the property up with gravel and soil in order to plant grass, and make room for flowerbeds and sitting areas.

Slightly embarrassed, but in earnest, we ask what a typical day looks like here?

-The sun comes up and heats up the concrete patio; enter us, coffee-cups in hand and croissants on a plate. Then the kids can continue working on their treehouse, go for a swim, and finally start nagging us about going for a boat-ride (which involves stopping at the local kiosk which serves two huge scoops of ice-cream). Then, more swimming, another boat-ride in our little 15 foot boat, spray-painted in the colours of a volvo-truck. We do our shopping, dinners consisting either of barbeque or wok, prepare and eat it outside, and hopefully add to it some goodies picked around the property!

If the weather allows, we have an evening swim, and when the kids crash around sunset, we put on an extra sweater, bring a bottle of Chablis, and take our seats on the white bench above the cabin and enjoy the view for a while. Heidi laughs.

_So.., what to do on a rainy day?

Heidi quickly replies,

-read books or play yatzee....the sun will shine tomorrow!

So what else can you do, after a visit to this unpretentious, simple yet incredibly generous summerhouse, but to conclude ....”come on admit it babe, it’s a wonderful life, if you can find it”. As Nick Cave leads us down a twisting path-.....

Kjersti's place.

2010-10-13T21:35:00.005+01:00

The newest issue of Design Interior presents my pictures of interior architect Kjersti Hoel Gazzola's home in Oslo.

I previously let out a couple of the images here, and can now safely show some more. The rest of them you can find in Design Interior no 5 2010. Enjoy her fun environment..

I am love

2010-10-01T22:47:00.000+01:00

I am Love

Visually stunning. A MUST SEE

Directed by Luca Guadagnino; written by Barbara Alberti, Ivan Cotroneo, Walter Fasano and Mr. Guadagnino, based on a story by Mr. Guadagnino; director of photography, Yorick le Saux; edited by Mr. Fasano; music by John Adams; production designer, Francesca di Mottola; costumes by Antonella Cannarozzi, Jil Sander and Fendi; produced by Mr. Guadagnino, Tilda Swinton, Alessandro Usai, Francesco Melzi d’Eril, Marco Morabito and Missimiliano Violante; released by Magnolia Pictures.

A feast for the senses, Luca Guadagnino’s magnificent film, I Am Love, possesses a vibrant and formally irreverent style that luminously articulates its themes of passion and constraint. The magnificent Tilda Swinton turns another moving performance with grace..

Solstrand

2010-09-30T07:26:00.005+01:00

Whenever he can, - my friend Andreas spends his time at this amazing retreat by the sea. And thankfully there is no sign of this place having to go through any kind of transformation in the near future.. Thank you family B for letting me share this with you.. This feature will be published in the Norwegian magazine Maison, before it hopefully heads to on of the publications in the UK.

Villa Wille

2010-09-22T22:26:00.004+01:00

This summer my boyfriend and I drove up to the west coast of Norway to document the most fantastic house for Maison. It turned out that this is where the glamorous interior designer Anemone Ville Wåge spent the first few years of her life. The feature will also be published in her upcoming book on Aschehoug, and is bound to add that extra little something to all the other featuring interiors she has created which are rather rather more on the new 'luxe' side... http://www.anemone.no/

Helga lives here.

2010-08-14T18:33:00.000+01:00

The other week I photographed Helga and Arild's apartment in Oslo. I thoroughly enjoyed this one, and especially Helga's extraordinary hospitality..

Will be published in Maison in the new year for further visual enjoyment!

I like

2010-08-14T18:20:00.004+01:00

http://www.lostandfounddesign.co.uk/

the shopowner's house

2010-08-02T20:25:00.010+01:00

Gjertrud Klevås Rye is about to open a net-store with Hanne Gundersen (photographed her apartment for Elle Interiør last year) www.avslortebondepiker.no is about to launch soon, selling modified vintage furniture and textile based products. This is the house she lives in with husband Dag and the lovely little Lykke, their baby girl..

Lise Simmonnæs

2010-07-23T21:55:00.002+01:00

For over a year now, and in two stages, I have photographed artist Lise Simmonnæs lovely house in Oslo. Here is another sneak peek before it gets published in the magazine Maison.

Summer Houses

2010-07-07T18:41:00.000+01:00

The other week I photographed this fabulous summer-house on the east coast of Norway, designed by interior architect Ina Janine Johnsen. Apparently on the market now, and to be viewed in Interiørmagasinet Maison in the spring..
www.finn.no/finn/realestate/leisure/sale/object?finnkode=23021438&sid=xz60F856320022390

Blogger's own

2010-06-03T19:47:00.001+01:00

Rikke is one of the lovely hostesses on www.scandinavianchic.com , a popular styleblog which recently launched online. It is already frequently visited, so check it out for updates..
I have photographed her apartment in Oslo were she lives with her boyfriend Leo and their dog Stella.
The pictures are to be presented in Interiørmagasinet Maison.

Architect's own

2010-05-31T09:59:00.004+01:00

Kjersti Hoel Gazzola works as an interior architect. She is an associate in the newly started ROMLAB in Oslo, and has done many amazing interiors- both domestic and commercial spaces.

Her own home will be featured in Design Interior this fall..

Halvor Thorsen & Jennifer Valone Thorsen

2010-05-26T16:40:00.001+01:00

Jennifer Valone Thorsen, an American interior architect working and living in Oslo, lives here with her husband Halvor Thorsen- an industrial designer, and Lovisa their daughter. Their house will be featured in Design Interior late summer this year. Then you can have a proper look around their home..

liscious

2010-05-02T08:50:00.008+01:00

Last week I went on a trip to the UK.
In Oxford, I found this glorious shop called liscious on Walton street in the Jericho area.

Artist spaces

2010-04-20T12:55:00.006+01:00

Marius Ektvedt lives here.
Marius writes absurd stories and he often photographs people for magazines such as Carls Cars, D2 and Monocle. Sometimes he even makes films. He has exhibited at galleries in Oslo such as galleri Melk and Fotogalleriet.
He is a very nice guy.

www.mariusektvedt.com

Architects' own

2010-04-07T10:40:00.000+01:00

Now that the article has been published, I can show a few more snaps from Stian and Nora's place in Oslo.

nettside

2010-02-20T12:22:00.004Z

www.elisabethaarhus.no

relocating

2010-01-28T21:34:00.003Z

A couple of snaps from architect Mette Berg's house in Nesodden. They just bought a house closer to the sea, so this one will be up for grabs soon. A full article is to be published in the norwegian magazine Maison

now sold

2010-01-06T09:12:00.006Z

I have decided to sell my apartment here in Oslo. Today I have been tidying up the whole place and photographed it for the estate agent (quite different from photographing for the magazines I must say..) to use in the spec-sheets. So if any of you are looking for a new home, this one has 5 small, but lovely rooms and two balconies. It is situated near St. Hanshaugen and the city.

stylist's own rooms

2010-01-04T17:52:00.001Z

This Fall I went to see a lovely young lady in her home in a sweet little house by the sea in Lahell. She had just had her first baby, and was pottering around the house, while I made some pictures. When she is not doing that, she works as a stylist and runs an interior shop in Oslo. It is so nice to see what she has done on a tiny budget. Have a look at her very own blog http://ifralahell.blogspot.com/

artist spaces

2010-01-03T20:12:00.002Z

Painter and writer Inger Johanne lives in an old apartment decorated in bold colours and in brave 'turns', quite un-norwegian in its character. Just like her paintings,- or should I say- not unlike herself.

The article will be published in Maison this year.

friends' spaces

2009-10-22T15:16:00.006+01:00

My friends Anne and Per live in a comfy apartment near the Frogner Park in Oslo. Their hospitality shines through in the boxy, but oh so nice flat.

designers' rooms

2009-10-06T21:51:00.002+01:00

Vilde Jorfald moved in with her boyfriend and sprinkled some gold dust over his place.

Vilde is also the grandaughter of Torbjørn Afdal, the great Norwegian designer.

She herself works as an Art Director in Oslo.

The rest of the images are to be published in Interiørmagasinet Maison.

Charlotte Høyem's studio

2009-09-13T19:37:00.010+01:00

In the talented norwegian designer/artist Charlotte Høyem's studio - Berlin 2007.

Published in the norwegian Elle as a part of a Berlin 'chic' travel guide.

Charlotte has studied under Wivienne Westwood and worked in Paris for the brand Chloe .

Now she has her own line of very stylish womens' dresses, blouses etc. She lives and works in Berlin.

www.hoeyem.de

The architect's own rooms

2009-09-09T19:23:00.003+01:00

The norwegian architect/scenographer/writer Rolf Alme made himself an amazing modern house in the mountains of Provence. We went to photograph it this summer, and the pictures will be in Maison in the spring.
This is his studio.

Bless.A lovely shop/design office/studio in Berlin, Mulackstrasse

2009-09-04T09:21:00.008+01:00

Desiree Heiss and Ines Kaag, quickly refused to capitalize on one milieu. Constantly investigating the boundaries of style, Bless slides from fashion to beauty, interior decoration to art exhibition

BLESS SHOP BERLIN
Mulackstrasse 38
10119 Berlin

Mari Berntsen & Frank Tønnesen

2009-08-28T08:29:00.007+01:00

This is the skectch made for what ended up as the cover of Interiørmagasinet Maison 5/2008.

It is taken from Mari & Franks 'black & white' apartment in Oslo.

sitting rooms

2009-08-24T21:49:00.015+01:00

Interior architect Espen Johansen's lovely family home in Lille Tøyen Hageby.

Published in Bonytt 2009

artist's spaces

2009-08-21T07:57:00.005+01:00

I am currently photographing norwegian artist Lise Simonnæs house in Oslo. This is a snap from the outside..

designer's rooms

2009-08-16T21:18:00.011+01:00

Interior designer Ina Janine Johnsen has a modern, sleek and somewhat 'tight' but elegant style, -focusing on high end quality. Her house will soon be featured in Maison. You can also have a look at her food-blog on http://matpaabordet.blogspot.com/

kitchens

2009-08-11T10:51:00.006+01:00

Briskeby and the 'Eifell tower'

photographer's own

2009-08-08T21:33:00.007+01:00

A quick snap- from my own apartment, I believe some more pics. will be shown in the norwegian Elle decoration in the spring.

hotels

2009-08-05T22:52:00.009+01:00

Over the summer,- my boyfriend and I drove across the United States for about three weeks. Holiday-work and fun.

We came across this amazing place in Buffalo(Wyoming), The Occidental Hotel,-which used to be an old brothel in the very wild west. Shown here are a couple of snap shots from one of the guest rooms.

I think I will get back to this one when I've gone through the rest of the pictures.

kitchens

2009-07-12T11:48:00.003+01:00

A lovely manmade quilt of a kitchen..Gamlebyen 2008

Published in Boligpluss 2008

designer's rooms

2009-07-10T15:39:00.006+01:00

Janne Bråthen lives out on Nesodden in the Oslo fjord. More pictures will be coming up in Elle Interiør.

photographer's own

2009-06-27T18:32:00.004+01:00

architect's own rooms

2009-06-26T15:12:00.008+01:00

Stian Hagfors' apartment. Small, but extremely stylish

designers' rooms

2009-06-20T22:15:00.004+01:00

These are images from a one bedroom apartment in Gimle, Oslo 2007.
Jennifer Valone Thorsen and her husband Halvor Thorsen did the interior design.

kitchens

2009-06-18T13:38:00.008+01:00

Danish architect Mads Emil Garde works for Snøhetta's offices in Oslo. These are some shots from his pad in Enerhaugen near the old town. 2007

work spaces

2009-06-17T10:44:00.004+01:00

Artist Hanne Gundersen's 'home-office', Carl Berner Oslo 2007.

Artist Hanne Gundersen's 'home-office', Carl Berner Oslo 2007.

bedrooms

2009-06-16T08:45:00.005+01:00

Gjertrud and Dag had the most stylish little apartment in Gamlebyen, Oslo

kids' rooms

2009-06-15T22:19:00.007+01:00

These images are shot in a lovely little countryhouse in Sweden and in cooperation with Hanne Gundersen. English photographer James Hudson keeps this room for his two kids..It's all about making use of what they've already got and recycling-