“In Residence Ep 17: Knud Holscher” by Emile Rafael

Emile Rafael captures architect and industrial designer Knud Holscher’s minimal brick-built house 25 miles north of Copenhagen.
___

[davids]

These 4 minute videos are better than any home/design show on cable or streaming services.

[bennydimirco]

Innovation is showing people what they can have versus merely giving them what they want. Knud Holscher - a true trailblazer, thank you sir.

[TawannaRucker]

The photography, editing and music are all done so beautifully. I enjoy coming home from a long day of work to sit and watch these videos. So relaxing.

[monsterprak]

The stairs in this house are impeccable.

[prashanthb]

I like this design. Among the best on nowness.

[singhsupreme]

How in such a chaos, whenever i land on your video. I FIND PEACE IN 1ST 5 SECONDS...

[rneustel]

So soothing—you’re cocooned from the chaos outside.

[алексейпостников-эт]

замечательный дом и придомовая территория! столько пространства для мысли и отдыха души . Великолепно . Очень круто !

[lhommemaudit]

All wonderful houses like this one are always, always set amidst a lot of wonderful trees ! Without trees there never can be a lovely, soul-soothing and mood-uplifting setting.

[briana]

I love it, especially the window wall and stairs

[yliberal]

I would love to live in that home, it’s beautiful!

[lbg]

Some beautiful design in there with the Poul Kjaerholm sofas and plenty of usage of the Mogens Koch cabinetry, really beautiful.


It's a dream of mine to have a kitchen with Mogen's Koch designed cabinetry.

[AliceInn]

LA MEJOR! en estado puro
LA MEILLEURE! à l'état pur.

[anjar.]

The house and the garden are very beautiful in their individual parts and yet I don't want to live there. The cold atmosphere would depress me.

[ramandeepsingh]

Loved the end to end track lighting set up.
Are the tracks motorised?

[Svennike]

Does somebody know the name of the Painting at 0:42?

[phosphenevision]

Its a nice house but why is it so cold looking, why not add some warm lights?

[MrGeorgeqs]

We don't eat many redd herring from England which are the worst 🤣🤣🤣

[TheReverb]

Pretty good but actually in "real" life the problem is how many square meters you can build so to have a project similar like that you need plenty of space and sq meters taxes per year are way expensive in most places where you can buy big expensive plots.
I never ever saw and is not possible to obtain all the things that the architect is saying but in a small scale. Yes; plenty of nice and superb small projects but you cannot obtain what you can obtain with big dimensions and simplicity