Kolonihagen Summerhouse by Tommie Wilhelmsen
Personally I want to live in a small but beautiful house like this, especially on weekends, and that is why I call this house a little piece of heaven, because it is a great place to relax. Kolonihagen summer house designed by Tommie Wilhelmsen of Stavanger, Norway. Kolonihagen summer house is a fine example of how much can be done with small spaces.
The White House in Norway from JVA
Living room home runs between the morning light between the pines toward the east, and west of the Oslo fjord horizon. The house is covered with a painted wooden panels, outside and inside. The walls and ceilings on the first floor is finished in oak, while the floors and walls of exposed concrete floor cast on site. White House by JVA (Jarmund / U.S. Vigsnæs Arkitekter MNAL) is located in Strand, Norway and is defined by clean lines, white wooden panels, oak ceiling, and concrete floors. Located on the outskirts of town atmosphere dense enough, the house turns dynamic stopover between privacy and open to the corner of sight.
Vivendelstien House by Tommie Wilhelmsen
Warm “gigantic” living space that puts white contrast with little things like rests, colorful pillows, a sofa or chair looking relaxed. If you ask me, the man managed to get the best harmony. Designed by Norwegian architect Tommie Wilhelmsen this house will not make you with the outside, but will do so as soon as you enter the front door with its interior. Vivendelstien in Norway is close to the beach or mountains, but I know it’s close to what I expect when it comes to interior design.
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