Designers Christine Sofie Johansen and Rasmus Robert have spent seven years flipping vacation houses along Denmark's north coast, launching The Business and Pleasure Society with friends Trine Andersen and Martin Neve. Their first project involved remodeling a 1972 log cabin in Holløselund, emphasizing teamwork in design and execution. The interior features contributions from their art collections and is painted in shades from Blēo. The cabin encapsulates a blend of dark exteriors and bright, airy interiors, achieving a sophisticated summer house ambiance.
Designers Christine Sofie Johansen and Rasmus Robert, alongside friends Trine Andersen and Martin Neve, acquired a 1972 log cabin in Holløselund for remodeling. With collaboration at the forefront, Studio Force Majeure coordinated the on-site building process, emphasizing a communal effort that transformed work into a pleasurable experience. The interior features sophisticated summer house ideas, brightened with paints from Blēo, and showcases unique art pieces from their collections, culminating in a beautifully staged living space set within a newly modernized cabin.
The cabin's exterior is painted in a matte black finish and features a new sod roof, marrying modern aesthetics with natural elements. The living and dining areas are designed to flow seamlessly, with the dining room being a newly built addition, elegantly complemented by art pieces that reflect the creative synergy among the partners involved.
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