My interview at the Skirted Roundtable and The classic styled interiors of Peter Nolden
I am so honored to have been invited for an interview by Linda, Joni and Megan at the Skirted Roundtable !
I came in from Switzerland yesterday night and I was so thrilled to see that my interview at the Skirted Round table was posted!
It was so nice talking with these lovely ladies of the Skirted Roundtable! And I really want to thank them for the opportunity they gave me for this interview!
Thank you Linda, thank you Joni, thank you Megan! I love you!!!
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The classic styled interiors of Peter Nolden.
Peter Nolden is an interior designer from Germany and the owner of Peter Interior Design in Hamburg.
I knew that somewhere between my lots of magazines, collected during the past years, I had seen in one of these a wonderful article about Peter Nolden’s design. And after browsing into a couple of magazines, there it was…in the first issue of 2008 of the prestigious Dutch magazine More Than Classic. I definitely wanted to share with you the pictures of this article!
In the article, 2 houses decorated by Peter Nolden, were shown.
The first house, is a castle in the French Normandy, owned by Peter.
The house was built in 1800 by a local farmer but was fallen into ruin. So it took some time to restore the house into a comfortable home, before Peter Nolden could move in his, now beautiful decorated, holiday castle.
Peter Nolden in front of the marble chinmney piece of the living room.
The house counts a lot of beautiful original details such as the panelling and the marble chimney pieces.
The castle with the wonderful restored windows.
Peter planted a lot of trees around the house.
The original restored stair.
The beautiful living room is decorated in pastel shades. The 19 th century furniture is of French origin.
The sofa is designed by Peter himself.
Through the house, we notice a lot of 18th century portraits.
Peter loves to combine French, English and Swedish elements.
The baroque table was bought in Switzerland and Peter painted it in aubergine. The 19th century bergère is French and the 18th century footstool is of Swedish origin.
Peter loves to cook for friends.
His charming country kitchen.
Outside stills !
Beautiful dining table with 18th century rococo chairs.
The study room, painted in ‘Copper Green’, a color of the Peter Nolden’s Paint Collection !
And beautiful draperies in a Pierre Frey fabric.
The master bedroom painted in the color ‘Olive’ of Peter’s paint collection.
Notice the framed ‘Toile de Jouy’ fragments! Isn’t that a gorgeous idea?!
Original restored tiled floor in the bathroom.
Wall paint : Peter Nolden’s paint collection ,“English Grey”.
The second home shown here is a Hamburg apartment.
Peter was given carte blanche by the owners, to decorate the apartment.
A French table surrounded by Swedish 18th century chairs at the entry hall. Framed panel from the French company Zuber & Co. The walls are painted in ‘King George’ paint (Peter’s paint collection).
Hand painted screen at the background.
Original restored wall and floor tiles in the kitchen.
The walls of the living room are wall papered in this purple color on request of the owners.
Authentic French Aubusson carpet.
Swedish chandelier.
The French daybed, upholstered in the 18th century traditional way.
Antique accessories.
Authentic doorhandle. Luxuriant fabrics accent the gold wall paper motifs.
The side table and mirror are painted in 2 different shades of antique blue.
Swedish 18th century cabinet.
The dining room with 19th century Italian chairs.
Red ‘Opera’ (Peter Nolden’s paint collection).
Master bedroom in red and gold!
Even in the bathroom, Peter Nolden chose for an antique chandelier.
Beautiful sink in the bathroom.
The emerald green painted walls in contrast with the white towels and sink. Stunning!
I hope you enjoyed meeting Peter Nolden, another European designer to be proud of.
PETER INTERIOR DESIGN
Peter Nolden
Isestrasse 84
Hamburg
Germany
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all images : Magzine More Than Classic 2008 –1; Photographer Andreas von Einsiedel
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