An elegant large steel-framed glass door sweeps out from a dramatic entryway, replete with rich-hued artworks.
Lofty and bright, the residence benefits not only from its prime position perched on the roof of an old pencil factory, but also from its expansive industrial windows, which flood the space with clarifying luminosity.
An eclectic assortment of contemporary art combines with one-off ceramics and custom builds to adorn the home with plenty of character.
Many a sunset has been enjoyed by the family and their guests on the expansive rooftop terrace, complete with its own grass-based garden.
A rotation of works from Egelund's personal collection of art and artefacts adorn the residence's walls.
The residence contains plenty of nooks for cozy reading moments, surrounded by ceramics and objects of sentimental value.
View into the rooftop greenhouse with its outdoor kitchen and pedal bin from Vipp.
The residence receives all-day sun, which is particularly captivating when bathing the rooftop area in a late afternoon golden glow.
A desk handcrafted by a young Danish carpenter and purchased at auction sets the scene for a productive workspace.
The streamlined Meta side table by Berlin design studio New Tendency infuses the guest bedroom with a sleek touch.
A breezy, open-plan kitchen fuses easily with the dining area, ready to host gatherings again soon.
The residence doubles as an experimental "in situ" site for Vipp's extensive range of kitchen components, furniture, homeware, and fittings – not to mention the brand's flagship bin line.
Flexible room dividers such as curtains and sliding doors abound in the residence, allowing modularity and expansiveness or enhanced intimacy, depending on the occasion.
An abundant sitting area gains character and comfort from its plush, neutral palette and carefully-selected ceramic pieces.
The round oak dining room table is a custom design by Julie Mølsgaard, creative consultant to and close collaborator of the Vipp team.
A muted palette sets a calming tone throughout the residence, further supplemented by a preference for natural materials and earthy textures.
Golden hour on the serene rooftop offers some of the city's finest views out onto the harbour below and far beyond.
The Vipp Swivel Chair pairs with a locally-made desk by a young Danish carpenter in the study.
A wide-angle view of the main living space on the ground floor reveals the ingenious use of subtle room dividers, positioned to create separate spatial situations while retaining overall harmony and flow.
Pale hardwood floors complement pared-back wall tones in mushroom and off-white.
A series of steel-framed glass doors and inserts partition the residence's various rooms while optimising light and flow.
A discerning pairing of treasured art and items lends some corners of the home a gallery-like feel.
Jetsetting Jette worked with a landscape designer to select easy-to-care grasses and plants that would take care of themselves during her travels – though she's been spending a lot more time together with them over the past year.
A natural wood ceiling, curving forms, and soft textiles combine to convey a sense of coziness in the sitting room.
A white Vipp flagship pedal bin perches in the corner of the light-filled bathroom.
A custom-designed oak grid shelf by Julie Mølsgaard provides a striking framework for Jette's prized collection of ceramics.
Lofty and bright, the residence retains some of the fundamental features of its industrial heritage.
Julie Mølsgaard's clever cubic shelf hosts a rotating selection of Jette's ceramics, picked up from travels and auctions over the years.
Jette's love for nature is evident in the delightful attention to floral detail each space receives.
The Vipp Lodge lounge chair and footstool in Barnam find room to breath in a light-flooded nook.
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