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Yep, from now on I will look with other eyes on the water faucets I meet.įell in love with the series Mora One designed by architect Thomas Sandell.Sangli was designed by Jeremy Dooley and published by insigne. In the workshop we had after the tour we got a closer look of the designed steel giving water around the clock to families around Sweden and some parts in the rest of the world. This old, hands on, genuine and ultra modern factory at the same time, is a pumping heart of Mora.
So, day 2 we got not only a private tour to the famous Zorn house (more about that coming up), but also glimpse in Mora Armatur‘s making of faucets, which they have been doing since 1927. Mora Armatur’s nice people + the blog ladies Sofia, Elin, Nathalie & Matilda, Linda, Hanna, Nanna, me and Catarina.įrykås, filled with “fäbodar” (traditional old log cabins) and an amazing view over Orsasjön, Siljan and the mountains. I can get used to this.Įvening dinner, with lingonberry water and pine cone ice-cream for desert. Just landed in Gothenburg after a trip up north visiting my parents and joining this nice and quite unreal event #livetruntkranenevent invited by Mora Armatur, Catarina and Nanna. Still have a little hard breathing after this visit. I will not kill the darlings but show you a bunch of more photos of the other rooms in coming posts. If they had, things had probably not been as preserved as they still are.Ī wide ( and uplifting!) variety of styles. Has there ever been a better word to describe an environment than “eclectic”? Don’t think so. The kitchen that was renovated in the 50′s, Emma’s parents was supposed to move in to the house in the 80s but luckily (Emmas words) they did not. A good thing maybe when making conscious and sustainable decisions.Īn old piano, framed portraits, tile stoves, heavy patterned rugs and drapes, skillfully made furnitures, velvet textiles, delicate old wine glasses, crystal chandeliers.
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The richness of this place, the grand and partly untouched interiors – such a precious pearl.Įmma’s family, husband and two children are planning to move into the house in the future, but since they are occupied with full time jobs, the renovation of the house is going slowly. I can tell you my heart beat hard when I stepped in here with the mind wandering not only to movies like Fanny and Alexander but also to more decadent motion pictures like Grey gardens, with vanity, art and upper class coloring the air.
Indeed are old environments and buildings powerful reminders to us of the way of life of earlier generations. As a grown up she moved around a lot before realizing she wanted to live in her childhood village and getting the opportunity to inherit this cherished house. She used to sneak in when her grandfather was away, wandering through the house, playing with glasses and things she found interesting. Emma who grew up in the neighboring house spent time here as a child. So I took the train up to Gävle, met up with this lovely lady from Gysinge Byggnadsvård and followed by car Emmas Norelius to her childhood, family farm in Häckelsäng, Bergby.Įmmas’ grandfather’s father’s father built the house which stood ready in 1895. The owners before Emma and her husband was Olle and Brita, who lived here in the 1940s and until 1985 (the same year Emma was born). Listen to this: I was told by Gysinge Byggnadsvård who are preserving and creating sustainability in old and modern homes (and a potential coming Fine Little Day collaborator) about this amazing place called Britas House. Postesiell reklam för Gysinge Byggnadsvård, som eventuellt blir en samarbetspartner/uppdragsgivare framöver.
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