Søren Hvalsøe Garde’s House Product Broads in Copenhagen

In the heart of Copenhagen Harbo, a two-storey modern modern housing now floats between the opera house and the island of revitalized paper. This architectural feat belongs to the Danish Designer and Craftsmen Søren Hvalsøe Gardefounder of the esteemed design company Garde Hvalsøe. Connecting innovative living with timeless artisans, a home of 1,507 square meters represents a personal and professional milestone for the Guard, which spent almost two years perfecting the project.

A modern black house ship with rectangular windows and a round portlay is connected along the campaign water under a bidet blue sky.

The journey began when the Guard inspired its son’s move into a floating community in Refshaleøen, known for its eco-conscious design and accessible student accommodation of modern containers. This experience caused deeper curiosity in the potential of water-based living. Garde, a lifetime manufacturer and designer, saw the opportunity to construct something that saved his love for functional beauty with his fascination of alternative living spaces.

Modern entrance with wooden floors, built-in bench, hanging bag, a round window door is open outside and a high wall mirror.

Finding the perfect place, it turned out to be the most common part of the plan. With the city port space in great demand, it was to be the beginning of persistence before the Guard has provided an ideal location with stage views and architectural prestigious. Hence the vision was a form in cooperation with architecture Different HalsteenWhich resulted in a houseboard that blocks the line between residence and design facility.

Wooden entrance with built-in memory, leather bench, two hanging bags, circular window and woven basket on the floor.

High, narrow policed ​​pantry with shelves keeping shoes, cleaning stocks, bottles and baskets are built into the wall next to wooden doors in modern kitchen.

Built in Poland and hovered at a permanent place in Copenhagen, the structure contains expansive glass walls that call on the port in, while carefully put terraces offering external shrines above the waterline. The exterior is lined with a dark wood that reminds the garde of praising wardrobes for signature, insurance and privacy and harmony with an urban landscape.

Modern kitchen with wooden wardrobes, black boats, paged lights, hanging pots and large window overlooking the red house and greenery outside.

Modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, black panels, pendant lights, built-in stoves and large windows; The cutting plant sitting on the window and the natural light fills space.

Inside is a window of the showcase for details on transferring and top materials. The kitchen, the focal point for Guard and his wife Rita, contains handmade garde praises, dramatic stone contradictions and opened culinary tools that speak with the passion of staple for cooking. Vintage Furniture Bruno Mathsson and Hans Vegner Sinking a dining area in Scandinavian heritage, while modern lighting and minimalist design add a refined edge.

Modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, dark contrad, hanging light peals and various kitchen appliances; Large windows with dust plants provide natural light.

“I like the process of creating something new and zero building, you get everything exactly as you want,” says Søren, who took the same access to this project as well as his company for cabinets.

Modern kitchen with light wooden floor, black cupboard, small black dining table with two chairs, and large windows that indulge in natural light.

Modern dining room with wooden floors, glass doors and outdoor sitting visible through large windows. Simple furniture and neutral decor create a minimalist, airy atmosphere.

Materials in the entire housing reflect both luxury and longevity. From brass bathrooms that will develop a natural patina on fine oak floors with deaned and concrete surfaces, the pallet is curbed, but richly tactile. Even the shower, paved in soft neutral tones, exudes a peaceful elegance.

Modern dining room with wooden furniture, large windows and attitudes of water and city buildings. Light wood and minimalist decor create a light, airy atmosphere.

Looking at the room through the room through an open sliding door to a wooden deck with planting plant, outdoors and fish in the background.

Modern living room with light wooden floors, black leather chairs, white floor lamp, striped stretch and gallery of walls of different decorative works of art above black sofas.

Despite the reduction from a larger home, a couple priority is a priority to common spaces over private rooms. The look maximizes openness and flow, with utility areas taking central phases. The folded garden deck, perfect for summer dinners, complements the setting – space designed for life slow and enjoys water views.

Modern paved with wooden ships, pots of pots, table and chairs and large glass doors leading to indoor dining space.

Contemporary hallway with wooden door, built-in bench, wall cabinet for display, colorful extir and wooden staircase.

View the cabinet with shelves that keep miniature models of chairs, benches and pieces of furniture in different designs and materials.

The wooden door next to the staircase opens to detect warehouses with bottles organized on shelves.

The original characteristic is a wine cellar designed to measure, lined oak and temperatures over a system that draws on the surrounding sea water. This blend of form and functions complain carefully planning behind each detail of the house.

Wooden doors and built-in wooden wardrobe with simple black handles, placed on white walls and light wood.

A wooden staircase with white walls, wooden doors on the left and hallway leading to another room in a modern, minimalist interior.

Education to the arrival of its floating house, the guard reminds itself of the emotional weight of the view that he continued to sit in place peaceful summer evenings. Since then, life on the water offered a renovated sense of serenity. The gentle movement of the house and anyway variable light over the arc has become part of everyday life – the embodiment of the Guard’s belief that the design imaginary can be lifted daily.

Minimalist bathroom with floating wooden sidesle, wall taps, framed mirror, ceramic decor and glass door leading to open deck.

Minimalist shower with concrete walls, brass rain shower, three brass control, hand shower and built-in Nis keeping soap and a small object.

A small wooden deck with a bench and towel, ladder leading to water and concrete wall with glass door and greenery visible outside.

The high green grass grows in planning under the wooden ceiling, overlooking the rivers and city buildings in the background.

Modern balcony with wooden ships and ceilings, pots, folding chair, small table and high grass in the concrete salon, overlooking the outdoor pool.

Minimalist bedroom with a neatly made bed, two walls on the wall, framed image above the bed and a wooden wardrobe.

A minimalist bathroom with gold sink and faucets, a wall mirror with a wooden frame and colorful framed artistic part on the white wall.

White life of life with red bands and text "M / S Garde Copenhagen" is mounted on a dark wooden wall.

For more information on Garde Hvalsøe, visit Gardewalsoe.dk.

Photography Birgitta Wolfgang Bjørnvad.

Caroline Williamson is the editor-in-chief of design milk. It has BFA in a photo with SCAD and can usually be found searching vintage trenches, working in the transverse words of the New York Times in the pen or processing playlists on Spotify.



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