FJÆRLAND HOUSE INTERIORS

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA

Photographs from a family stay at Fjærland Fjordstove Hotell, a renovated historic hotel overlooking a mountainous fjord valley in Norway, became the inspiration for this Lowry Hill home. Rather than recreating the hotel’s appearance, the homeowner wanted to capture its calm, casual atmosphere and effortless balance of rustic and modern, comfortable and refined.

Clean lines, natural wood, stone, linen, and soft white finishes create a quiet backdrop for saturated color, expressive pattern, artwork, and collected pieces. Josef Frank textiles, Svenskt Tenn details, integrated built-ins, and custom-designed furniture give each room its own identity while enhancing comfort, flexibility, and ease of movement. The result feels colorful and sophisticated without being formal: a deeply personal home designed to be lived in.

Modern dining room with a revival flair, featuring a light wooden table, black chairs with woven seats, fur throws, large black pendant lights, and a wooden cabinet with glass doors displaying decor items in the background.
PROJECT TYPE

Residential Remodeling and Interior Design

PROJECT TEAM

Todd Hansen, AIA

Sarah Hughes, Allied ASID

BUILDER

Welch Forsman

PHOTOGRAPHY

Corey Gaffer Photography

A bathroom with vibrant floral wallpaper exudes a sense of revival, featuring an irregularly shaped mirror, a white sink, blue paneling, a gold sconce with round bulbs, and a small wastebasket underneath the sink.
OF NOTE
  • Interiors inspired by a family trip to Norway
  • Scandinavian influenced palette of color, pattern, and natural materials
  • Josef Frank textiles
  • Svenskt Tenn furnishings and details
  • Textured white finishes paired with saturated color
  • Custom architect designed furniture
  • Integrated built ins
  • Furniture and room layouts tailored to each space
  • Accessible arrangements supporting ease of movement
  • Layered, collected over time character