You will find this beautiful home in a historic area of Copenhagen called kartoffelrækkerne [potato rows]. The area was built 130 years ago by the Workers' Building society to create affordable housing for poor families. A home like this would house 2 families of about 12 people on 3 floors. The
area was named kartoffelrækkerne not just because the houses were
"planted" in rows but as people were very poor all they could afford to
eat was potatoes. Needless to say, today kartoffelrækkerne is a very
desirable trendy neighbourhood where you will find gorgeous homes like
the one we see here.
Spot the Missoni fabrics throughout...
ohhh yummy
ReplyDeleteYes very yummy now, but can you imagine what it was like some 130 years ago? Ghastly right?
DeleteYep - kartoffel rækkerne er fabelagtige - god dag - vi ses Toni,
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Jeg har hoert meget om dem, saa jeg har taenkt mig a slaa et slag forbi naeste gang, jeg kommer til CPH.
DeleteHi Toni, I found your blog via the blogging your way course which I am also taking part in. I just wanted to say how much I have enjoyed discovering both your blog and web shop. Simply stunning! Best wishes Kate
ReplyDeleteHi Kate thanks for your sweet comments and for visiting my blog see you very soon in class x
DeleteOMG how completely stunning-must make my home look like this!! xx
ReplyDeleteYes isn't is stunning? Loving the history of the place even more x
DeleteLove these houses - so strange to think that a poor neighbourhood like this is now such a hotspot.
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