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01 of 20A good mix of pine and birch trees keep the island’s privacy intact
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02 of 20The single-storey house was built in the 1960s
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03 of 20The island is a short boat journey into the northern Swedish archipelago
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04 of 20The wooden interior is softened with a shaggy rug and plenty of cushions
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05 of 20Wooden curios decorate most surfaces
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06 of 20The hot outdoor shower at the back of the house
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07 of 20A log fire sets the tone
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08 of 20There’s also a desk for letter-writing at dusk
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09 of 20Bruno Mathsson’s Pernilla lounger is perfect for a late afternoon kip
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10 of 20The privacy induces a primeval urge to live close to nature
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11 of 20Graphic prints and table lights break up the walls
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12 of 20The path to the jetty
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13 of 20The dining table connects the living area to the hall and bedrooms beyond
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14 of 20The open-plan kitchen
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15 of 20Japanese curry is a favourite dish of the residents
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16 of 20A complete set of Gustavsberg crockery is all you need to eat it off
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17 of 20Hästens beds, Artek furniture and a bit of elk in the bedrooms
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18 of 20Outdoor furniture by Gandia Blasco
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19 of 20Neighbours, though just in sight, will never disturb you
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20 of 20A warming apple crumble for teatime
