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Bamboo cupboards and a desk, with a furniture linoleum top. The bamboo is stained grey, and finished with oil.
At the other side of the room, the children have their own desk. The top is a washable white board, so they can draw, paint, snip and glue as much as they want. The blade is made versatile, the bottom is also covered with furniture linoleum. When the children are older, the blade can be turned upside down, so it will match the other desk.
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(2011)
A new garden house is build in a restructured garden. A shed, extended with a covered terrace – a cool spot for hot summer days.
An extra wide door gives space to move in and out with garden machinery.
A man-sized fence serves as a wind screen, and prevents people from looking in. Between the fence and the roof, some space is left open. There is also a passage to the back side of the garden house, where a storage space for firewood is situated
(2011)
By sliding and folding the door panels, you can make the cupboard easily accessible wherever you want. Tv and hifi, cd-drawers, storage space.
The doors can be closed, or open all the way, or anything in between…..
(2011)
Bamboo table-cupbords in two sizes: there is a low and a high version.
Drawers are dvd/cd size. The low version suits the placement of hifi devises, the high version is for tv.
(2009)
Lots of space for hanging clothes, and a lot of drawers for smaller items. And some open shelves. A combination of ‘white’ furniture and oak veneer.
(2011)
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This letter box is resting on a freestone plinth. The top is covered with zinc.
The used spruce wood is preserved by way of a natural heating process, and is situated in the range of green and substainable materials.
(2010)
Lots of storage space beneath the bed, and beside. The bed is accessible by a three-step stair.
(2011)
The upper structure for a terrace, in cedar. Regarding the height of the terrace, there is a safe railing. It’s an open structure where textile can be attached as sun protection in summertime.
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(2010)
Clients asked me to consctruct a cradle to cradle bike house, for the whole of the family’s bicycles. Earlier, they were stored under the porch at the front door, but they were not that well sheltered. Inside, the bicycles can be locked up in a bike rack, and there is also more and other storage space available.
The bike house is completed with a green roof. The image is made just after the seeding of the still tiny plants.
(2010)
