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Look inside international class Scandinavian homes and find inspiration for your bespoke uno form kitchen, bathroom and wardrobe.

An uncompromising approach

Thomas and Charlotte Vangskov have built a new home north of Copenhagen which reflects the same uncompromising approach to materials and quality that they pursue in other areas of life. uno form created a kitchen defined by exclusive craftsmanship, the finest natural materials and hidden functional touches.

The master bricklayer’s own home

The original plan was for Pia and Rolf to move from the disused farm outside Nibe and into the apartment in Nørresundby. However, the master bricklayer Rolf could not let go of the dream of building his own home.

Artist’s home in Belgium

On the outskirts of Oudenaarde, set among classic village houses and corn fields, is a house that stands out from the others. A purely functionalist house, which stands as a modern monument in the village. The villa is home to artist Conny Roels and Henrik Lessél from Denmark.

East meets west in Danish holiday home

After two years of building work, Allan and Mary are ready to enjoy their holidays in Denmark in their newly built holiday home in Øster Hurup – with uninterrupted views of the sea.

The artist's historic luxury villa

The pebble grey Shaker kitchen neatly bridges the gap between the old and the new in this artist’s luxury villa in Denmark.

You don't just throw out a design classic

Peter and Marie-Louise have re-established the original architectural style of their single family house from 1971, and updated the hand-made uno form kitchen to highlight the period architectural features.

Responsible renovation of townhouse from 1777

The blue townhouse in Faaborg had been screaming for attention for years. It provoked something in architect Morten Sonnenborg, who so successfully tapped into the soul of the home that the renovation was nominated for the Danish Renoverprisen 2023 award.

A bespoke walnut kitchen

Downsizing to a tiny fisherman’s house

Downsizing offers a lot of possibilities. For Lis and Jesper, moving from a classic detached house to a small fisherman's house meant time to travel and sail when ever they want.

Transformation of classic Frogner apartment

Lene Bruvoll and Robert Arntsen transformed their classic Frogner apartment in Oslo with a new floor plan and original details. However, the main transformation happened when their colour expert was given a free hand. The couple has decorated their iconic classic smoked oak kitchen in colours such as London Stone and Setting Plaster.

Haakon Laastad on his way to work in his Range Rover

Passionate 60s style

A Range Rover from 1976 in the colour Bahama Gold sits in front of the architect-designed functionalist house from 1956. This is the only car that has ever been exhibited at the Louvre in Paris – as a masterpiece of industrial design.

Kitchen in oak with black plinth and table top in curled steel

With views of Aarhus Cathedral

Susanne and Robert Hochheim’s apartment is in a historic mansion block from 1914, and boasts views of the harbour and the Bay of Aarhus on one side and Aarhus Cathedral on the other. The property, designed by the architect Marcus Bech Fritz (1868-1942), is part of the WaVE cultural heritage area Aarhus Urban Coastline.

At the top of the hill

At the top of the hill there used to be a 150-year-old farm. It has now been replaced by an architect-designed house overlooking the Limfjord and the rolling hills.

A Shaker kitchen in classical settings. The mansion was built 1906.

Uncompromising design in stately villa

In a villa north of Copenhagen, uno form has created an uncompromising bespoke kitchen in a classic, Nordic design that matches the building’s original architecture from the early 1900s.

Renovating the old terraced house

The run-down multi-storey terraced house with many stairs, small rooms and a small courtyard was a far cry from what the family was looking for in their new home. But Kinne Andersen fell for the old house from 1893 in Copenhagen.

The stately details of the house required a kitchen that matched the style

Found their dream house by chance

The house’s stately details, such as high panels and door portals, required a kitchen that fit the style, and Christina immediately fell for uno form’s Shaker kitchen in beautiful pebble grey with brass fittings.

Consultancy made all the difference

The collaboration with uno form’s designer, Usman Akhtar, is reflected in the traditional Charlottenlund house, where a new floor plan has created space for a functional kitchen and grand piano.