It was clear from the start that the orange terracotta tiles had to go. However, they clung on for many years until I found this gorgeous travertine marble stone shipped from Turkey. It matches the grey tones of the stone in the walls and steps to the cellar. A chinese wooden bucket traditionally used for a foot bath is filled with colourful felt slippers for all our guests, as the ‘Talhaus’ is a ‘shoe free zone’.
Baskets from Laos and a unique square kilim from Iran are pl...
The stone wall was half finished and a retired bricklayer -...
On moving in to the house this cellar had a simple dirt floo...
I longed for many years to find a wall where I could remove...
A little farmhouse style was added via the iron curtain rail...
Natural marble and teak wood gives this bathroom a warm look...
This room was originally used as ‘smoking room’ for ham...
It was clear from the start that the orange terracotta tiles...
In the old days, this room was the dining room, living room...
Not only can you get hand hammered stainless steel as cutler...
We removed a false ceiling to open up this room to the roof...
This is the only room where we wanted to use colour. And we...
Kitchen
