# Hands down, the personal homes of architects and interior designers are among...
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Hands down, the personal homes of architects and interior designers are among our favorites to cover. They tend to be less polished (in a good way), less trend-motivated, and more interesting than projects for clients. This converted barn by Danish architects Elisabeth A.P. Eriksen and Mads Bay Møller is an example of the magic that can happen when design professionals turn their expert gaze to their own homes. “We wanted to do the things that we, as architects, aren’t always allowed to do [when working with] clients,” they share. Head to Remodelista, where we chat with the couple about the details that make their home complete - and follow along with the project on Instagram at @laden_svartingehus. Link in bio. ✍ Words by @fanwinston 📸 Photography by Elisabeth A.P. Eriksen
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