04/09/2026
A few years ago, Moa and Filip took over his family home and the farm, where generations before them had lived and worked. Since then, they have been restoring the main house with a steady hand and a deep respect for its origins and the people who came before them.
The house sits at the heart of a working farm that today includes agriculture, padel courts, an ice cream café and even its own sunflower field. Room by room, the old house has gradually been brought back to life.
The bathroom is a good example of how old houses continue to evolve. When the house was first built, a room like this would not have existed in the way we think of a bathroom today. Modern comfort has changed how we live, but it does not have to feel disconnected from the house itself. Here, the aim has been to create a practical, comfortable room using materials, colours and details that sit naturally alongside the older parts of the house.
In that sense, restoring an old house is not about turning back the clock. It is about allowing the house to keep living, while making room for the way we live today.
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