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i haven’t been able to get the home of famed Danish furniture designer Børge Mogensen out of my mind all week. i keep going back to Bo Bedre to look at all the rooms and oooooh over the light, the furniture & all the wood detailing. the kitchen is over 50 years old and the cabinets look like they were installed yesterday. in the future when i wince at the price of a beautiful piece of furniture or get quoted something crazy for custom cabinetry i’ll remember this house and how quality keeps for decades. might have to steal his framing idea, too…

all images courtesy of Bo Bedre

Miss Moss

Hey! I'm Miss Moss. But you can call me Diana. This blog is a means of curating and sharing my love for visual treasures. Learn more about me here.

24 Comments

  • Den says:

    so friggin cool. that framing idea is pretty amazing. especially love the 1:1 scale technical drawing on the wall! (we should do that for buildings…)

  • Hannah @ Sparrow + Spark! says:

    So awesome. I love all of the wood! Love the outside space too.

  • Christina says:

    This is like a travel back in time for me! In the 70’s everything was brown (and orange) in the danish homes :D I like it, but it’s too old-school at the moment ;)
    – If you like Børge Mogensen, you might like Arne Jacobsen even better? (:

  • Susana says:

    This is so cool…love your posts ,anyway!

  • Mary Chandler says:

    that is the loveliest home i have ever seen. timeless, classic, and still feels so home-y.

    www.theloveliestlittlethings.wordpress.com

  • Nicolette Lafonseca-Hargreaves says:

    Everytime you post a home tour i find a new dream decor and my house if too small to fit them all in
    You have flawless taste

    Nicolette xo

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  • Jen says:

    it’s beautiful, i love all the wooden ceilings. x

  • Heather says:

    Oh my wow that house is gorgeous! I love all of the wood, especially the ceilings
    xo Heather
    http://ahopelessnotebook.blogspot.com/

  • Sarah says:

    I would love to live here!

  • My says:

    I like the sense of warmth that his designs have even though the style is minimal. I love your blog by the way. The colour comparisons especially … ironic that I’m commenting on the home post. Gotta love mid century modern!

  • rooth says:

    Oh damn. This home is cozy yet classy, modern but retaining some traditional elements – everything I want. I do love the framing idea as well

  • Clare Pirie says:

    This is an excellent house..thanks for posting

  • Maria - Mary made this. says:

    It such a beautiful house and it almost feels like inside is outside in some rooms. I love that!

  • Paige says:

    One of the coolest homes I’ve seen in a long time. Thanks for sharing!

  • rosa says:

    This house and everything in it makes me want to cry, cause I don’t live in it! So utterly gorgeous.

  • Finn Sloth says:

    I was there, before his wife died. This was soooo much HIM !! Luckily it is nopw owned by a passionate furniture-man. I have some of his (discontinued) designs, still. And a couple of prototypes as well (still). But (here) I see his own drawings of the chairs # 200-201 for Soborg MF.

  • Kate says:

    Amazing house!

    Kisses from Barcelona

    http://somewhereiwouldliketolive.blogspot.com/

  • Emilie says:

    Lovely to read your words! I am the grand daughter of Børge Mogensen and this place has been my weekend house all my life. Now its been sold as my grandmother just passed away. Love!

  • gawaine says:

    mindfuck beautiful… if you need any more pieces pay www.midcenturymodern.co.za a visit!!! or come into showroom at 10 Duurham Avenue Salt River Cape Town…

  • Brad says:

    Wow, just beautiful. Borge Mogensen’s designs are truly fantastic, and seeing a house just chalked full of his Spanish chairs is a site.