The vibe that never dies

Copenhagen North

Tjøme

20.11.25

Northern London

Scottish Highlands

Roots

Hoel Gård, Mjøsa

From heart to table

Snowy landscapes

Stunning architecture, both ancient & modern makes this city one of my top favourites.

Built in the 1780s, this manor features authentic interiors and an English landscape park, making it one of Oslo’s prettiest spots.

How can we make meaningful changes in life

Poetic landscapes, Sunne

Back to Howard’s End

The balance of life

Interior has to go with the life that we live.
For me it has to be personal & intuitive.

Life on an island is no less than a small world in its own.
As soon as you enter an island you can notice the unwritten stories and treasures that belongs there and only there.

Andrew Martin interior design review, ofte kalt bibelen for interiørdesign, er en årlig bok for interiørdesign og inneholder verk fra de 100 beste interiørdesignere det året. Årets bok har nettopp blitt lansert og i den boka finner du blant annet nyoppusset Danebu Kongsgård, et prosjekt gjennomført av Christine F Interiørdesign og bildene i boka er tatt av dagens gjest – Cecilie Refsum.

The light, the dramatic landscape, the melancholic mood, the fairytale like castles, the cool people and the dogs and sheep’s – it’s nothing as beautiful as days in the Scottish highlands.

As a haven in the landscape, mystique and beautiful, strong yet also very tender.
This place with its timeless elegance and Wilhelm Hammershøy’s spirit throughout the rooms, is a statement of quiet luxury.

I could end up with a long list with all that I love about Italy, so to minimalize I`ll keep it to interior and down to my favorite style, Modern Mediterranean.
White, faded, clean, unpretentious, comfy and sophisticated.

“A small kitchen” started at home in January 2017. Cooking, photography, styling, and stories are the key elements that together make up my Nordic food and lifestyle concept. “A small kitchen” is about inspiring and conveying the joy of cooking with pure and natural ingredients that are available locally.

Life by the sea is my favorite. Everything feels easier there. The breathing, the photographic motives, the mind, and the body is more relaxed, and time seems to float. Humans share near identical chemical levels of sodium chloride with the ocean, so its no surprise that sailors, surfers, and us others… experience a connection that seems to go beyond the physical one.