Photos by Margarita Kradjian, Petra Bindel, Kristofer Johnsson and Pia Ulin
Scandinavian design is characterized by a minimal, clean approach that seeks to combine functionality with beauty. Its focus is on simple lines and light spaces, devoid of clutter. Typically, there is nothing superfuous about Scandinavian design; it strips back the unnecessary, showcasing the essential elements of any product. Scandinavian design fascinates and has been the subject of debates, exhibitions, and marketing agendas for many years. Why? A guiding principle of Scandinavian design is to establish harmony with one’s environment and to create things made to last. It seeks to compliment the art of living well by promoting a simple home environment that is flled with quality items and enhances an unencumbered lifestyle devoid of excess consumerism. In this way it’s both important for an individual, as a home environment that encourages a life well lived is an increasingly important counter to the pressures of modern life, and for the planet, as it challenges rampant consumerism and deepens our connection to nature.
We´ve invited 3 female creatives – Lotta Agaton, Petra Bindel and Pella Hedeby. These 3 shining epitomes of Scandinavian Design all have deep scandinavian roots and built their career on Scandinavian aesthetic through photograpy, architecture and interior design. We let them give us their perspective on this fascinating design movement we all love so much.
Who is Lotta Agaton and how did your illustrious career begin?
My career had its roots in assisting my architect father. In the early 90´s, I ventured into the vibrant world of Designers Guild, a time when bold colors were in vouge. The turning point came around 2000 when I embarked my journey with Residence Magazine, marking my debut as an interior stylist. I styled every feature in the magazine, honing a swiftness and effciency that continued to serve me well to this day. Transitioning to freelance work, I embraced the motto “better to say yes than no” My path led to start a blog and eventually my own interior store. I even conducted courses at Beckmans Design School, all driven by a desire to avoid dwelling on the “what ifs”. My career has been marked by a lack of rigid strategy, my guiding principle has been to embrace opportunities rather than decline them. This approach has led to an organic evolution, where I willingly step out of my comfort zone in pursuit of growth and innovation.
How would you describe Lotta Agaton Interior Studios signature values and style?
Lotta Agaton Interior Studio is built upon Scandinavian design, a foundation of importance. This foundation embodies durability over time, materials like wood and stone that resonate with our heritage. Yet, within this framework, a captivating dynamic emerges through contrasts, particularly in the form of objects. While being fundamentally minimalistic, my style embraces a maximalist approach when it comes to
ornamentation. A deep commitment to environmental consciousness and quality underpins my work, likely born from an era of disposability and poor material choices during the 80s. Guided by a motto that advocates for items to outlive me, to invest in pieces that possesses a life beyond my own. This philosophy not only shapes my creations but also refects a dedication to sustainability and timeless aesthetics.
What is Scandinavian design/style to you?
To me, Scandinavian design encapsulates the essence of nature through the incorporation of natural materials, all while fostering a sustainable mindset. The Scandi style is often synonymous with light – an almost obsessive appreciation for it, considering our Scandinavian mindset. However, I view Scandinavian style as more than just a minimalistic trend. It serves as a foundation that has the fexibility to involve in diverse directions. This could involve integrating elements from a more international aesthetic, introducing bold colors, and exploring a broader spectrum of design possibilities. I frmly believe that Scandinavian design is deeply rooted in history and heritage. It´s a connection to the past, drawing from traditions of working with materials, refning crafts, embracing the environment and celebrating light. This design style is a dynamic tapestry woven from these multifaceted infuences, making a truly versatile and enduring phenomenon.
Why do you think Scandinavian design is showing relevance and appeal, as opposed to a passing trend?
The Scandinavian style possesses a unique adaptability that enables it to incorporate parallel trends. This versatility means that elements like mixed and vibrant art and textiles can seamlessly fnd their place within the Scandi aesthetic. This open-minded approach allows diverse infuences and variations while still maintaining the core values of Scandinavian design, the style remains fresh dynamic and capable of evolving with the times while retaining its essential essence.
How do you think design affects our way of being - our sense of self, space and place?
Design serves to bring joy and happiness, tailored to our individual taste and plays an important role in fulflling our fundamental need for a secure haven. Life´s demand underscore the signifcance of having a place to return to, where we feel safe and at ease, as an inviting space where family and friends can gather. This holds particularly true to Scandinavians, who contend with darkness and coldness that often beckon us indoors. This context prompts an effort to curate our living spaces, transforming them into sanctuaries that refect our values and offer a respite from the external environment. In essence, the relationship between design and our well-being is profund.
What are the key essentials to create the perfect setting?
Creating the perfect setting begins with establishing a strong foundation. This foundational aspect is vital and provides the groundwork
LOTTA AGATON
upon which everything else is built. From this starting point, the setting evolves and expands, gradually taking shape into a cohesive and captivating whole. Weather it´s a complete environment or a singular focal point, the process involves layering and careful addition, each new element contributes to the overall composition.
Renovation work can understandable be a test of patience. The process of transforming a space can be a challenging one, requiring time and tolerance. It´s natural to feel a sense of urgency to see the end result, yet recognizing the importance of renovation in the grand scheme is crucial. Finding that balance between eagerness and patience is part of that journey.
Lastly, what are you working on now?
The upcoming fall is incredibly busy and exciting. It´s a variety of projects we´re involved in. From a hotel project on Mallorca to a comprehensive private client project encompassing everything from the technical aspects to design details like cutlery. Simultaneously, we´re working with returning clients on furniture collections, catalogue creation and showrooms by setting the tone for the upcoming year. We´re involved
with crafting furniture collections for various companies, along with my own LA Objects project.
With around 30 ongoing projects, the diversity we´re encountering is both invigorating and challenging. I have a desire to step out of the comfort zone and embrace innovation while still striving to maintain my signature style and creative spirit.
A photographer and professional nomad, born 1975 in Sweden, who is constantly learning.
What is design and architecture to you?
It is what I surround myself with. The objects, the spaces that gives me a comfortable life. They both provide inspiration and make my life richer.
What defnes Scandinavian design/style in your line of work?
As a photographer I would emphasize the specifc relationship to light we have in the north. For many months of the year, we are deprived of natural light and this has shaped our culture. My fascination with light and how it subtly shifts throughout the year was the reason why I picked up a camera as a 14-year-old. I was searching for ways to catch it.
We are known for clean, minimal design. Working with calm, sparse compositions refect our surroundings, vast landscapes and our close relationship to nature. But now we get so much more input and inspiration from other places. It’s great to see more diverse and personal interior photography and design. This is redefning what Scandinavian is in many ways but is maintaining the essence and the very high quality of work.
What is your take on why Scandinavian style has captivated not just the Nordic markets, but the entire world?
The Scandinavian countries form a very small but privileged corner of the world. In our visual language we portray design and architecture in a utopian way. Many people idealise and search look for organised
perfection, though there is none in real life. It’s the perfectly organised visual illusion - a relief in a chaotic, messy world.
How do you think design and architecture affects our way of beingour sense of self, space and place?
It can give empowerment, joy and help us change the way we live, feel and think, if used skillfully.
What are the key essentials to create a perfect picture?
I never search for perfection. I want the image to feel complete. It is most often an intuitive sensation in the body rather than a rational process. I get that feeling when everyone in the team has had the opportunity to do their very best. It is not driven by ego but a will to work collaboratively.
What is your favourite object you captured until now?
The mirror [or the human being if we can refer to a person as an object].
Important in your creative process?
To look inwards, trust my instinct and always think in an inclusive way.
When it comes to your work, what do you dream of right now?
I would just be grateful if I can continue on the path I’m on. I am continuously surprised by what comes my way.
PETRA BINDEL
Left. Petra Bindel at work. Bottom. Kitchen in the home of Petra Bindel.
Photo: Petra Bindel.
Who is Pella Hedeby?
I am a 46-year-old decorator and stylist. Living south of Stockholm with my two boys Leo 18, Viggo 15 and our two Italian greyhound girls. I was born and raised in the woods in northern Sweden and always feel at my best when I’m outside, close to nature. Yoga and a mindful lifestyle with more conscious everyday routines are other parts that I am curiously exploring and wish to develop further in my life.
What is your design philosophy when it comes to decorating a home? When it comes to my interior design philosophy, I like to refer to interior design psychology. For me, our homes and the interiors we surround ourselves with play such a big role in how we feel. With my work, I always strive to create harmonious homes and environments. A place where you immediately feel at home and at ease. A symbiosis between function and aesthetics where the space becomes an arena for everyday life. It should feel unpretentious and at the same time give you inspiration and new energy. I like to keep it simple and create a soft minimalist theme with natural materials and textured layers. Where everyday objects are carefully selected to also form the decor and become simple still lifes.
What is your take on why Scandinavian design has captivated the world?
It’s easy to live with, unadorned and timeless. I think it’s simply about the simple expression and sense of authenticity. The function that is in focus together with natural materials and sustainable craftsmanship.
How do you think design affects our way of being - our sense of self, space and place?
Our homes and the decor we choose to surround ourselves with affect us mentally. A well-planned and tidy home, where everything has its place - gives us peace of mind. But it’s not just about the practical planning, but equally about fnding your style. A sense of style that you wish to live with over time. The choice of timeless and durable furniture and materials. An interior that grows with you and ages with dignity and patina. It reduces stress and creates a calm framework for life. The realization that you are not constantly looking for change, but feel at peace and content right where you are.
How would you differentiate between traditional minimalism and Scandinavian style?
If you refer to a traditional minimalism that is all white (or at least monochromatic) with architecturally sharp lines, and a bit cold in its expression, the Scandinavian style adds more warmth with natural elements such as wood and limestone. The Scandinavian style is also not as stripped down and minimalist in its expression. I fnd my main inspiration for minimalist interiors in the home and work of John Pawson, the master of creating a warm minimalist atmosphere.
Thinking of the new hybrid called Japandi - where do you see Scandinavian design in 20 years?
As the world looks today, inspiration and infuences are much more fuid. We will always be closest to our roots - I am thinking of natural materials taken from Scandinavia and our outstanding design classics. But the style will quite naturally attract elements from other cultures and countries.
The Japanese rice lamps from Akari today feel like a natural feature in a Scandinavian home. And I am personally very inspired by Belgian minimalism, with its warm textures and simple elegant expressions. But if you ask me, my style will look similar in 20 years, as it did 20 years ago – close to my roots.
What is some insight into your personal behind-the-scenes life?
My own home is a quiet place, an apartment of 100 square meters with large foor-to-ceiling windows and 2 balconies where the doors are always open. The dogs and I spend most of our time outside when the weather permits. It was the bright light fow through the rooms that made me fall for this apartment. Light is something we need a lot of when we live in Scandinavia during the winter months.
The home is decorated in a toned-down fnish, where the walls are painted with chalk paint in shades of beige. Linen textures, hemp, a mix of wood, limestone and handmade ceramics are other recurring elements. And in terms of style, there are elements of Japanese design, rice lamps and smaller furniture and details by one of my favorite designer Sori Yanagi. I have also designed my own headboard, with a low bed on the foor inspired by low Japanese proportions that works so well with our Scandinavian design.
When it comes to the minimalist expression, I strive to keep my home as stripped down as possible, as that’s how I feel best. But with an open-plan home offce, I always have a dose of creative clutter, mood boards and material samples displayed on my desk. My style and decor doesn’t change much over time, but I fnd it hard to resist a vintage fnd every now and then.
Right. Pella Hedeby in her home. Photo: Kristofer Johnsson.
Left. Everyday objects in Pellas livingroom. Photo: Kristofer Johnsson.
PELLA HEDEBY
ESCAPING THE STEREOTYPE
"13 years ago, Fantastic Frank revolutionized the real estate world and changed the conception of how homes for rent and sale should be. The secret of its success is to conceive a space in which potential customers see its real possibilities, turning every image that is seen into a home."
Beyond Idealista, real estate companies such as Fantastic Frank or The Modern House have revolutionized the way we see residences, creating the need to scroll through their real estate sites. Imagining oneself living in these idyllic surroundings is a growing trend on the internet.
Present in fve countries, including Spain - with offces in Mallorca, Ibiza and Barcelona-, Fantastic Frank was born in 2010, in an adolescent Internet era where only the typical apartment ads with wide-angle and excessively retouched images were seen. Its founders, the Swedes Tomas Backman, Sofe Ganeva, Sven Wallén and Mattias Kardell, were clear that they needed to escape from this unattractive stereotype, becoming the pioneers of a marketing strategy aimed at an audience in love with interior design and the aesthetics of magazines such as Wallpaper*, Elle Decor or Architectural Digest. In this way, they achieved the perfect crossover between an interior design magazine and the real estate business.
The worldwide recognition was immediate and its explosion in the digital world as well, achieving more than one and a half million visits on average per month on its website and more than 2,000 properties sold in these years. Kinfolk magazine included the four creators, in 2017, in its list of the 40 most important entrepreneurs in the world.
Article from El Pais
Photo by Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
Strandgade 10 A, Copenhagen. Agent: Pernille Winther Photo: Anne-Sophie Rosenvinge
YOU ARE FANTASTIC. WE ARE FRANK.
So why is El Pais writing about a real estate agency from Sweden? We like to think it is because of that simple sentence ”You are fantastic” with which we want you to know that your life and the place where you live is fantastic. Absolutely amazing. And that is what we want our photographs to show when we sell your home...
We were founded in 2010 in Stockholm, Sweden. Probably the best place in the world for us to start off in. Mature market, deadly competition and high prasie for aestetics. But to be completely...frank, we stood out from day one. And we still do. The huge difference from that frst year, and to day is that we are a much larger family today. And we love
using the word family, we want to keep calling our franchise-offces family members. We take care of each other, we stand on our toes together and balance when we develop our services to keep up with clients expectations and markets that move faster and faster each year.
We are driven by our motto Inspire To Buy. Aesthetics, carefully curated properties and fawless service are so important to us. We can say without hesitation that our perspective on selling properties and appealing to the ideal buyer goes beyond conventional measures. It’s all about accentuating a property’s best features and fnding that one person that falls in love with it. From architectural and fashion photographers to art directors and interior stylists, we work with leading design industry professionals to achieve the kind of enchanting visual storytelling that buyers expect today.
Our name? You are Fantastic. We are Frank.
Yours Truly
Mattias Kardell, Sven Wallén, Sofe Ganeva, Tomas Backman
Founders of Fantastic Frank
Stockholm November 2023
Mumsenstrasse 12, Hamburg. Agent: Nico Richter
Photo: Khuong Nguyen
C ITY ESC APE S
PALMA DE MALLORCA
Kalle Wallroth, Managing Partner in Palma
NOON TO NIGHT
- WHAT DO YOU DO IN PALMA?
A perfect day would start with a quick hilly bike ride up into the mountains surrounding Palma. A long-time favourite is going through the villages of Es Capdella, Galiela and Puigpunyent. A challenging ride that offers some amazing views and really the reasons why I moved here in the frst placeunspoilt nature and mountains close to the city.
I then head downtown for some inspiring art exhibitions. But frst a coffee at one of my favourite places like Mistral Coffee House, The Barn Coffee Roasters or Nanø Coffee Lab.
A gallery I really enjoy is L21 Gallery, a contemporary art space showcasing works by both emerging and established artists. It’s a cool hub for modern art in the city.
Gallery Red is another favorite. It is actually a collection of 10 art galleries surrounding the square of Frederic Chopin. Showcasing contemporary art such as Warhol and Basquiat mixed with local artists and iconic design - a visit here is always inspiring.
I especially enjoy walking the streets and narrow alleys of the Old Town of Palma, always something new to discover. On a hot summer day it is usually quiet and the historic buildings offers a nice shade.
For a homemade light lunch I go to Café Riutort. A cosy café run by a passionate crowd, offering vegetarian dishes and homemade pastries in a relaxed atmosphere.
If I am in the mood for some shopping the streets of Jaume III, Paseo del Born, Carrer Unió and Carrer dels Paraires is
the place. An area with local boutiques and designer stores, offering the biggest brands mixed with local and unique fashion. Arquinesia Perfumes is a niche Perfume Brand from Mallorca. Inspired by the beautiful places of the Balearic Islands. I usually bring visitors here. The shop itself is an experience. Housed in an old apartment full of character you move from room to room to discover different scents.
A stop at Bar Bosch is a classic, established in 1936 it is one of the oldest bars in Palma, a historic establishment. Sipping on a chilled vermouth and soaking up the busy street life never fails.
Now it is a good time to head east on the pathway along the coastline, a popular stretch for runners and walkers alike. A short stroll takes me to Assanone Beach Club with an inviting stretch of sand perfect for a dip in the sea. If I am in the mood for a quieter beach experience in nature a nice alternative is to go out to Cala Portals Vells. This hidden gem consists of a series of small coves with crystal-clear waters.
In summer it is a treat to travel up to one of the beautiful mountain towns for dinner. It’s just a short drive away and the cooler temperature is welcoming for outdoor dining. In Valldemossa the recommendation is El Taller and in Deia there is the restaurant Nama. The scenery and atmosphere is mesmerising in both towns.
In the late evening I meet up with some good company and move downtown. This time we go to Hotel Sant Francesc’s rooftop terrace, an elegant and lesser-known spot offering breathtaking views of the city’s rooftops and the cathedral. It’s a tranquil place for a drink under the stars.”
NOON TO NIGHT
- WHAT DO YOU DO IN DENVER?
DENVER
Jorgen Jensen, Partner in Denver
I like to get a jump on the day by walking two blocks into the River North Arts District to enjoy a cup of coffee and a breakfast bite at CREMA, a neighborhood mainstay café featuring local artists and an entirely made-from-scratch menu. Nicknamed “RiNo,” this former industrial area just outside of downtown has become one of Denver’s trendiest neighborhoods. Best recognized for the large-scale mural art painted on the sides of buildings throughout the neighborhood, in RiNo, you will fnd contemporary art galleries, hip concert venues, craft breweries, retail shops, restaurants, and bars. I like to visit the Denver Central Market for its selection of food vendors and buzzing atmosphere. My go-to spot is the Ramble Hotel, where you can fnd travelers mixing with locals over cocktails at Death & Co., the 2nd outpost of the world-famous cocktail bar established in NYC. A personal favorite is their off-menu Oaxacan old fashioned.
For lunch, I would grab a scooter or an e-bike and head to nearby Historic Lower Downtown or “LoDo,” a neighborhood that has become a shining example of downtown urban renewal and revitalization in America. The crown jewel of this neighborhood is our historic Union Station, which houses the Crawford Hotel and provides the main connection to our region’s multi-modal transit hub. It’s in the station where I would fnd a tasty lunch at either The Mercantile or the seafood hotspot, Stoic & Genuine. For a top-notch happy hour, I like to take it upstairs to the Cooper Lounge, a mezzanine cocktail lounge and raw bar offering inspiring views of vibrant downtown Denver from one side and the panorama of the station’s Great Hall on the other.
With 300+ days of sunshine on average per year in Denver, it’s hard to stay inside for too long while in the “Mile High City.” So off I’d go, outdoors for a quick walk to the Museum of Contemporary Art, a favorite work of architecture in Denver designed by London-based architect David Adjaye.
Pro Tip: head to the rooftop café for refreshments and to enjoy more amazing views of our downtown skyline. For another remarkable Denver art experience, I’d cross to the other side of downtown to visit the Denver Art Museum. Specifcally, the Martin Building designed by Italian modernist architect and designer, Gio Ponti. I would contact my friend Darrin Alfred, the Curator of Architecture & Design at the museum, and request a guided tour of the Design Galleries, showcasing objects and works from what’s one of the most preeminent modern and contemporary design collections of any institutional museum in the US.
For dinner - I’d visit our Swedish friend and head sommelier, Josephine Gutentoft, at The Kitchen, an American Bistro most known for its stylish, casual space and imaginative array of globally-inspired shared plates. After dinner, I’d walk a few blocks to the creative mixed-use development called the Dairy Block for a nightcap at Run for the Roses, a subterranean cocktail bar conceived by my good pal Steven Waters.
No perfect day in Denver is complete without experiencing some live music. Not only is our city known for its incredible music venues, but in the nearby foothills, we have what many refer to as the greatest outdoor music venue on planet earth, Red Rocks Amphitheater. A show at Red Rocks should be one of life’s bucket-list items. People from all over the globe pass through Denver just to catch their favorite act at this historic venue. Recent favorite shows include Rufus Du Sol, Bob Moses, and Ben Bohmer.
So, there you have it – one fne day in Denver. But the thing that makes our city a truly great place to live (or visit) is the fact that it’s located in Colorado, a state famously known for its stunning natural beauty and world-class ski resorts. Historically referred to as the Gateway to the Rockies, for some, Denver is just a pit stop for those seeking adventure amongst our nearby mountains, mesas, canyons, forests and rivers.
DUBAI
FROM DAWN TO DUSK
- WHAT DO YOU DO IN DUBAI?
A question as tall as the Burj Khalifa! So many things to do. So little time to do it in. What an unfair dilemma! But let’s see now..
I’d probably have an early start. You see, I love mornings. There’s a magic hour between 5 and 6 – when the world hasn’t really decided yet between night or day. A twilight zone. That’s my hour. So with only the sound of birds chirping and a Dubai that’s still not awoken - I’ll go for a run on Palm Jumeirah. Along the West Palm Beach - the running track with the best view in the world (scouts honor). Running along billion dollar real estate. At One Dubai the road ends - then I cross into the green and palm-tree shaded Al Ittihad Park and run back again, up along the trunk - while I pass the occasional early-morning dog walker on the way.
I’m sure to be sweaty (this is Dubai, after all) when I return. And I’ll take a quick dip in the ocean. The water is warmer than Scandinavia, but still feels refreshing. Except for a few people doing their early morning yoga ritual on the beach, I’m the only one there. I just enjoy the moment – and contemplate the sight of Dubai waking up – the skyline of Dubai Marina and Dubai Harbour.
I could – or rather should - be going to the gym, but I’m just too lazy for that today.. Instead - coffee is a necessity by now. I’ll have mine from Ula – our local restaurant and coffee shop. Magnifcent.
Change of scene. I realize I’m spoilt for choice today - I could go to the omnipresent Burj Khalifa, take the elevator to 163rd foor and be on top of the world. That’s a pretty good start to the day I’d say. For a moment I’d feel part of Mission Impossible.
Then maybe hit the adjacent Dubai Mall, the world’s largest mall. A shopper’s mecca. If I actually survive the crowds and the shopping – I’m sure to be needing a lunch or refreshment at one of the fancy restaurants at nearby DIFC. This is bankers territory. Expect suits, stock brokers, well-dressed beautiful people, international investors and to-die-for restaurants. Michelin star terrain. It’s fantastic to just sit and observe the diversity. Culturally. Ethnically. Demographically. Linguistically. I see Europeans, Indians, Arabs, Jews, Asians. We’re all here.
This is the world’s true melting pot, I think to myself. I would continue to the old Dubai. To Deira. To Bur Dubai. The old neighbourhoods along the Dubai Creek – the original entry point from the sea to Dubai. This is where Dubai originated, hundreds of years ago. Pearl fshers, dhows, spices. Oh the contrast!
Here you’ll fnd no fancy bankers making million dollar deals in front of you. No skyscraper in sight. This is the original Dubai. The other Dubai. The old Dubai. The authentic Dubai. Think Souq. Spices. Gold. Vegetables, electronics, tailors, shawarmas. Here you’ll fnd all the things you didn’t know you needed, until one of the local sales people convinces you that you actually do! Narrow alleyways, the smell of spices and hard working people. Hundreds of Dows criss-crossing the creek – as they’ve done for hundreds of years. This is where it all started with pearl fshermen. This is the humble beginnings of Dubai. Feels like a different universe.
On my way back I’d stop at Burj Al Arab. Jumeirah Beach. probably the piece of real estate that kick-started Dubai’s property and tourism adventure back in 1999 before the advent of free-hold. An architectural master piece. Still is. Beautiful. The Sail, they call it. The self-proclaimed world’s only 7-star hotel. Gold everywhere. Opulence abound. They have an excellent tea and cookies. Expensive I might add.
I’m saturated with the city now, I need nature to fnish my day. Dubai’s lack of forest, trees and vegetation means you’ll look for nature in a different manner. You’ve got two choices really: beach or desert! I like both, but at this time of the day I’ll take my worn out 4x4 Jeep and head for the desert. It isn’t long, really. 30 minutes drive in-land will take you to the desert. A whole different world. I’ve packed plenty of water and camping gear and as I defate my tires – I’m good to go for some serious dune bashing. Boys will be boys – I guess. It’s magical. Just me and the desert. Or so it feels. Then I fnd a suitable area to put up my tent. I organize my bonfre, pull out my camping chair and sit back with a glass of wine and contemplate the grandiosity of the emptiness of the desert. Oh the peace and quit. Just in time to view the spectacular Dubai sunset over the desert. The sun goes completely red. Orange. A sight to behold. As I go to bed early (desert air makes you tired I might add) I’ll be thinking of the camels that are sure to wake me up at 5AM tomorrow. What a day.
Michael Friis, Brokerage Director in Dubai
13 OFFICES IN EUROPE , THE US AND UAE
SIGNALGATAN 4, VÄSTRA HAMNEN
Top right. 56 sqm in the western harbour.
Agent: Emma Topalovic emma@fantasticfrank.se
Photo: Emma Engkvist
Interior Stylist: Susanne Borgstrom
FÖRENINGSGATAN 61, RÖRSJÖSTADEN
Top left, bottom left and right. 123 sqm classic Scandinavian turn of the century apartment.
Agent: Emma Topalovic emma@fantasticfrank.se
MALMÖ, SWEDEN
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Photo: Daniel Wester Fantastic Frank Malmö is focused on design led apartments. We cover the inner city and immediate suroundings. For consultations, valuations and selling contact malmo@fantasticfrank.se +46 40 694 16 00
SICKLA INDUSTRIVÄG, NOBELBERGET, STOCKHOLM.
Right. This modern apartment offers everything you could wish for, as a well-equipped kitchen from Ballingslöv, large walk-in closet with windows, and much more. Here you have a unique opportunity to create your dream home in a pleasant and thriving neighbourhood.
Agent: Michael Morey michael@fantasticfrank.se
Photo: Kristina Petrosiute
Interior Stylist: Jessica Lagerman
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN
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You fnd us a stone’s throw from the Stockholm City Hall. We cover the inner city and imediatele surroundings. For consultations, valuations and selling contact the Stockholm city offce: stockholm@fantasticfrank.se +46 8 120 45 100
BERGSGATAN, KUNGSHOLMEN, STOCKHOLM
Top and left. On one of Kungsholmen’s most sought-after addresses you will fnd this continuous 84 sqm turn-ofthe-century apartment. Large windows together with a generous ceiling height of 3.20 m create a wonderful light and space.
Agent: Nermin Kuljanin nermin@fantasticfrank.se
Photo: Ulrika Nihlén
Interior Stylist: Clara Wedholm
BÄLLSTAÅGATAN 44, BROMMA, STOCKHOLM
Left. 12 unique studio apartments by the Bällsta river in Stockholm. With an impressive 150 sqm of living space and 5.35m ceilings, these homes are truly remarkable.
Agent: Christina Dahlin christina@fantasticfrank.se
Photo: Kristina Petrosiute
Interior Stylist: Navet
SKJUTSBACKEN 34, DOMARUDDEN
Left. With a wonderful private and secluded location, this architectdesigned villa by David Wettergren is almost 200 square meters. The interior and design is a mix of international and Scandinavian architecture, which has been nominated and won the famous Build Architecture Award 2019 for Best Sustainable One Family House.
Left. Designed by the renowned architect Kjell Ödeén. The house was built in 1966 with the aim of choosing quality materials that would last for at least 100 years. The home is timeless with beautiful details such as gabon doors and teak in both windows and in the kitchen.
Middle left and up. This apartment showcases a harmonious blend of contemporary and high-end materials, seamlessly integrated with its industrial charm.
Agent: Nermin Kuljanin nermin@fantasticfrank.se
Photo: Kristina Petrosiute
Interior Stylist: Clara Wedholm
A summer house of 207 sqm with sea view, pool, spa and an abundancy of the very special light that this area is famous for.
Kystvej number 8 is close to climate neutral with app-controlled air to water heat pumps that heat both the pool and the house itself. There are heat sensors in all rooms, so the house’s temperature is always exactly as you want it.
Contact Jens Peter Friis jens@fantasticfrank.dk
Photo: Nicholas Loye
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
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Interior Stylist: Allan Torp Fantastic Frank Copenhagen is dedicated to selling unique properties in and around the capital of Denmark. For consultations, valuations and selling contact pernille@fantasticfrank.dk +45 39 63 99 99. Our offce and showroom is located in central Copenhagen at Bredgade 45, 1260 KØBENHAVN K.
KYSTVEJ 8, LISELEJE
STRANDGADE 10A, COPENHAGEN
Fantastic 350-year-old back house, three apartments that can be combined into one single home. Strandgade’s muted hum of cars and cyclists fades away when you enter through the gate to Schottmanns Gård with its beautiful cobblestone pavement and yellow facades.
Sparkling Nordic Modernism gem from 1935. Strict architecture, terrace in a special class, attractive orangery, fve minutes from Bernstorffsparken. This 236 m² villa with an extra 118 m² in the basement. Built in the 1930s late cubist period.
House with a 180 degree view over a lake and a private jetty. Beautiful hilly plot of 3496 m2, solid holiday home on two levels of 147 m2, neighbor to protected meadow area with grazing cows.
Top. First occupancy: Exceptional turn-of-the-century apartment on the 2nd foor of the front building with 2 west-facing balconies. Two luxury bathrooms with Italian tiles by designers Bouroullec and fttings & ceramics from Iconico and Axor. White oiled Douglas fr foorboards from the Black Forest. Open-plan kitchen “Surface” in natural oak by the Danish design company Reform.
Agent: Nico Richter nico@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Khuong Nguyen
Styling: Sophia Bohnhoff Blanco
ALT-MOABIT 106, MITTE / TIERGARTEN, BERLIN
Left. Ambitiously renovated turn-of-the-century apartment on the 3rd foor with south and north orientation and balcony. Ceiling height of 3.5 m. All historically preserved elements have been lovingly renovated or restored.
Agent: Nico Richter nico@fantasticfrank.de
Photo & Styling: Khuong Nguyen
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We sell architecturally sophisticated apartments and villas in and around Berlin. Our showroom at Nestorstraße 1 (just around Ku’Damm) in Charlottenburg is home to a team of experienced real estate agents, architects, interior designers and photographers. For valuations and sales consultations contact +49 30 89 629 790 berlin@fantasticfrank.de
WUNDTSTRASSE, CHARLOTTENBURG, BERLIN
Top. 182 m² design penthouse with gallery level, ceilings up to 5 m high, eye-catching dark blue ftted kitchen with island and concrete worktop. Herringbone parquet, underfoor heating, air heat pump, roof terrace and elevator.
Agent: Norbert Otto norbert@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Khuong Nguyen
Styling: Sophia Bohnhoff Blanco
SCHÖNFLIESSER STRASSE 2, PRENZLAUER BERG, BERLIN
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KUFSTEINER STRASSE 14, WILMERSDORF, BERLIN
Bottom. ”Altbau” apartment with harmonious color concept and a view into the sunny, green inner courtyard. Elegant ambience thanks to the room height of up to 3.60 m and the dark original wooden foors.
Agent: Norbert Otto norbert@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Khuong Nguyen
Styling: Sophia Bohnhoff Blanco
MUMSENSTRASSE 12, ALTONA, HAMBURG Renovated design apartment. First occupancy after a demanding core renovation in the design of the 60s. Large covered balcony with south-west orientation. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the entire living area. Terrazzo foor by the brand VIA including underfoor heating. Open kitchen with cherry wood fronts by Cubro Design. Bright bathroom with Grohe rainshower and ceramic tiles. Agent Alice Aichberger-Chhatwani alice@fantasticfrank.de
Photo & Styling Khuong Ngyuen
HAMBURG, GERMANY
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The real estate agency for architecture and design properties in Hamburg. Connect with our Sales Director Alice Aichberger-Chhatwani. She is in love with outstanding architecture, luxury design and one-of-a-kind interiors. Alice has the knowledge of a local and a true taste for highend Hamburg real estate. Contact: +49 40 210 81 165 or hamburg@fantasticfrank.de
SPILLBRUNNENWEG 6, LÜNEBURG, HAMBURG
156 m² penthouse with a huge roof terrace and great sunsets, anthracitecolored, open-plan kitchen with pivot doors, oak parquet fooring with underfoor heating, 2 parking spaces with wall box and optimal connection to local transport to Hamburg city. Agent Alice Aichberger-Chhatwani alice@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Khuong Nguyen
VILLA STEGSTRASSE, SACHSENHAUSEN, FRANKFURT
Left images. Core renovated city villa from the 19th century with many original details, modern living comfort, designer bathrooms, terraces, balconies and garden. Central prime location of Sachsenhausen. Agent: Valerie Schroeter valerie@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Annika Grabold
GRAND ETAGE ARNDTSTRASSE, WESTEND, FRANKFURT
Right images. 200 m² artfully staged, renovated Grand Etage with Bulthaup kitchen, Boff bathrooms and Japanese tea room, wine cellar as well as parking space.
We focus on sophisticated architecture and design in the vibrant metropolitan city of Frankfurt as well as the picturesque Taunus area and across the wider Rhein-Main region. Our team consists of experienced real estate specialists, marketing experts, architects, photographers, interior designers and stylists. Contact +49 69 366 09 470 or frankfurt@fantasticfrank.de
VILLA REISBERG, BAD HOMBURG
Below left and right. Renovated architect-designed villa from the 70’s with 570 sqm of living space and 2,606 sqm of plot area, atrium living area, freplaces, extensive terrace and balcony areas, as well as an elaborately designed Japanese garden including a private Zen temple.
Left and above. Modern, exceptional garden loft with extra high ceilings, concrete foor, modern marble bathrooms, private garden area and underground parking directly at Holzhausenpark. Two terraces, one with stairs leading to the private garden. High-quality and new designer ftted kitchen with terrazzo countertop.
Expressively designed single-family home consisting of old and new buildings with architectural excellence. Behind the gateway, a lovingly landscaped plot of 939 m² opens up with a courtyard like in Provence. A spacious place for absolute tranquillity with fair.
Agent: Miriam Haring miriam@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Martina Dasch
HEIDELBERG, GERMANY
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Heidelberg – a majestic place. Characteristic of the region around Heidelberg is the large number of historic town centers and also modern, sophisticated architecture. Whether forest, vineyard or by the river - the metropolitan region Rhein-Neckar and Pfalz offer all of this. For valuations and sales consultations contact +49 6221 6734467 heidelberg@fantasticfrank.de. Welcome to our offce at Rohrbacher Straße 40 in central Heidelberg.
WEINHEIM, RHEIN-NECKAR
Right. A refuge of silence with style and charisma. Puristic, elegant and renovated to a high standard in 2021. Three rooms, two terraces, a utility room, a parking space and numerous interior highlights.
Agent: Andreas Heymann andreas@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Maike Grimm
MANNHEIM, OSTSTADT, RHEIN-NECKAR
Top and left. Chic renovated apartements in an old building in Mannheim’s Oststadt. A total of 11 fats in different sizes around 120 sqm. Renovation with herringbone parquet in oak (made in Germany), real wood baseboards, monument wood muntin windows, smoothly flled walls and natural stone look in the bathrooms.
Agent: Miriam Haring miriam@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Martina Dasch
WEINHEIM, HOHENSACHSEN, RHEIN-NECKAR
Left and vines on left page. Beautiful, two-story detached house with hillside location on a lovingly landscaped plot, with a gorgeous southwest balcony for unforgettable sunsets, views of the Rhine valley, the vineyards and the forest just a stone’s throw away, located in a cul-de-sac absolutely quiet.
Agent: Miriam Haring miriam@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Martina Dasch
HEIDELBERG, WESTSTADT, RHEIN-NECKAR
Right. Elegant 5 room apartment in an old building with a balcony towards a quiet courtyard. Living in the Beletage with high ceilings, stucco ornaments, casement windows, original herringbone parquet. Everything that prepared the Gründerzeit architecture is lovingly preserved here and combined with up to date living comfort.
Agent: Miriam Haring miriam@fantasticfrank.de
Photo: Maike Grimm
NEWLY BUILT CONTEMPORARY VILLA WITH STUNNING VIEWS, PORRERES
Top. This newly built villa is situated on one level. The main entrance leads directly into the living room, which is connected to an open plan kitchen. The living room offers unobstructed views of the swimming pool and the hilly landscape through three large sliding doors that can be concealed within the wall. The entire house has an average height of approximately 4 meters. Agent: Lena Goldsworthy lena@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Iaia Cocoi
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THE RAMBLA AVENUE PENTHOUSE, OLD TOWN- PALMA
Bottom left and left. In the heart of Old Town Mallorca, located on the prestigious Calle Rambla. This exceptional property has been meticulously renovated to offer the epitome of luxury living, boasting the highest standards of craftsmanship and design.
Agent: Ninos Younan ninos@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Pernilla Danielsson
We sell properties all over Mallorca with a focus on Palma and its surrounding areas. Our properties all share one thing in common; a charm that is uniquely their own. Our carefully selected portfolio includes work by leading architects and designers, as well as homes of great character and historic appeal. Our team consists of experienced real estate specialists, photographers and interior stylists. Valuations and sales consultations contact +34 871 027 049 palma@fantasticfrank.com
TOWNHOUSE NEW BUILD, S’ALQUERIA BLANCA
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In the south-east of Mallorca in S’Alqueria Blanca lies this recently completed townhouse which combines traditional Mallorcan elements such as the rustic stone façade, mintcoloured persianas, open ceiling beams and a natural stone foor with the highest technical building standards.
Agent: Lena Goldsworthy lena@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Iaia Cocoi
COLONIA DE SANT PERE, NORTH COAST
Top. several terraces and a large pool of 42m² with a pool terrace outside the kitchen, right next to it is the covered outdoor kitchen with dining area. The garden is with Mediterranean plants, herbs and fowers and is built with automatic irrigation.
Agent: Jani Granroth jani@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Iaia Cocoi
FINCA FROM THE EARLY 19TH CENTURY, SOLLER
Right. A genuine Soller fnca from the early 1800s. All 200 sqm has recently been carefully renovated. The property is located between Soller and Port de Soller. A short walk takes you to the beach and restaurants in Port de Soller.
Agent: Jani Granroth jani@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Iaia Cocoi
ROCA LLISA, IBIZA Left and bottom. Villa Coral 16-17. This 5 bedroom 5 bathroom villa of over 500 sqm also uniquely includes the adjoining plot (which is also around 1500 sqm) that has it´s own licence sitting and waiting for the new owner to either build another similarly stunning villa, or to create something different there.
Agent: Jason Ham jason@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Sayana Cairo
SAN JORDI - IBIZA TOWN
Above and right. La Torrita. Nestled on the picturesque island of Ibiza, just a mere 5-minute drive from the bustling Ibiza Airport, lies a meticulously renovated 320 sqm traditional fnca that effortlessly combines the charm of oldworld Ibiza with modern luxury. There is also a 118 sqm casita on the 9000 smq large plot. Agent: Jason Ham jason@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Xavier Duran
SANT JOSEP DE SA TALAIA, IBIZA
Top. Cala Moli Villa. Uniquely designed villa from a well known Madrid based developer boasts fnishes of the highest quality, of just under 400 sqm and set on a sloping plot of around 700 sqm. Specially designed to include all the latest technology and topped off with sea views and a little pathway down to a little private bay, where one can swim, paddle or even moor a boat.
Middle left and right. Casa Buscatell. Renovated fnca in the heart of the Buscastell countryside. 5 bedroom, 280 sqm house with a classic Ibicenco fnca feel. The property sits within 12000 sqm of land, with a lovely pool, and set atop a small hill giving fantastic valley views across the Ibiza countryside and to the sea in the west, enjoying beautiful sunsets day after day.
Agent: Jason Ham jason@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Sayana Cairo
TARRAGONA, CATALUNYA
Left and bottom. Fully renovated Catalan Masina, dating back from 1745. It’s newly revealed interior combines Baltic and Scandinavian minimalism, with bold undertones of Catalonia, Morocco and Ibiza with well-placed terracotta colours mixed with local artisanal furniture. Located on the border of two famous wine regions – Penedés and Tarragona, the property comprises 7 en-suite bedrooms, 30 hectares of land and 3000 sqm of beautiful gardens. Agent: Andrada Camelia andrada@fantasticfrank.com
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Bottom. Unique building. Modernist apartment renovated to preserve many of the original elements, such as Nolla pavements, carpentry, or decorative ceilings. 5M high ceilings with original moldings. 24h concierge service Agent: Andrada Camelia andrada@fantasticfrank.com
Barcelona is a unique, beautiful and vibrant city, and we only sell properties here that we really love. The real estate team headed by Andrada Camelia has a long experience of fnding new homes for international clients in Barcelona. For valuations and sales consultations contact us on +34 931 80 34 59 barcelona@fantasticfrank.com
L’AMETLLA DEL MAR, TARRAGONA
Top. One-of-a-kind, full of privacy, 534sqm Mediterranean-style villa located in L’Ametlla del Mar, within less than 2 hours from Barcelona and 30min from Tarragona. Being built on a 2 hectares plot, this property enjoys an olive garden of over 200 trees that has active olive oil production, along with big outdoor areas such as the 103sqm porch with amazing views over the sea and a swimming pool area.
Agent: Andrada Camelia andrada@fantasticfrank.com
AUSIAS MARCH, EIXAMPLE RIGHT
Left and bottom. The premises stands out with its high-end features such as a 24h security guard and concierge service, an indoor and outdoor rooftop swimming pool, gym, and spa, and a common leisure area that encloses a professional kitchen and dining area, creating the perfect setting for hosting large gatherings. The property was recently fully-renovated, yet a lot of original features were preserved, creating an eclectic mix of modernist elements and luxurious fnishes and amenities. Within its 450sqm, the apartment is divided into 3 bedrooms, out of which one is a children’s bedroom, 4 bathrooms, an open kitchen and dining room, several outdoor and indoor sitting areas, a large and bright gallery, and the living room, that is the central element due to its impressive, unique architecture.
Agent: Andrada Camelia andrada@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Sara Adroer
CASA TÉRREA, ALENTEJO
Left. One with the land, Casa Térrea sprawls within the Alentejo meadow that situates it. Designed by Bica Architects and constructed in 2019, Casa Térrea has all the consideration of a comfortable, modern, spacious home. Inspired by the colours of the surrounding landscape in the hot summer months, the project incorporates natural materials and a warm palette throughout the building. The interior and exterior walls are coated in a lime-based mortar, with a traditional curved tile roof, creating a harmonious whole. Cork insulation keeps the house naturally cool in summer and warm in the winter months.
Agent: Lucy Crook lisbon@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Luis Nobre Guedes
ERICEIRA SURF HOUSE, ERICEIRA
Bottom. Water signs rejoice. Ericeira has become a recent surf and cultural mecca, and the Ericeira Pool House is a new listing from coveted architects Paratelier just outside of town limits. This spacious contemporary home comes with two heated swimming pools - one in an interior courtyard, and another infnity pool overlooking the valley - and sits on a spacious one hectare plot.
Agent: Lucy Crook lisbon@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Luis Nobre Guedes
Our team sells property throughout Portugal, with a focus on Lisbon and surrounding areas including Cascais and Comporta. Our properties all share one thing in common; a charm that is uniquely their own. Our carefully selected portfolio includes work by some of Portugal’s leading architects and designers, as well as homes of great character and historic appeal. Our team consists of experienced
RÉS-DO-CHÃO, PORTO
Top left. By architecture studio oitoo, a playfully designed 2 bedroom home with a private 30m2 garden in the centre of the city.
Agent: Carlota Barroso lisbon@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Luis Nobre Guedes
A ANTIGA PASTELARIA, ALENTEJO
Top. This 19th Century building sits on the main pedestrian street of a historic old Alentejo hilltop town and was once one of the most famous pastelarias in the region. A favourite destination for architects staying in the area, the property evokes an atmosphere of calm and warmth with minimalist white-washed interiors and use of wood and natural materials.
Agent: Lucy Crook lisbon@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Luis Nobre Guedes
CASA LUZ DOIS, PARQUE EDUARDO VII, LISBON
Left and top left. Tucked down a quiet street, with one of the city’s best Ramen spots a stone’s throw away, we fnd this unique architect-designed family home. Designed by the architect for his own family, the property includes 3 bedrooms and a 1 Bedroom separate studio apartment. Set across the upper two foors of a building, completely restored in 2020, the bespoke nature of this house will delight design lovers looking for a property with character.
Agent: Lucy Crook lisbon@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Luis Nobre Guedes
JARDIM BOTÂNICO, SANTO ANTÓNIO, LISBON
Bottom left. Overlooking the Lisbon Botanical Garden and a few steps away from Avenida da Liberdade — this apartment is a gorgeous amalgam of traditional Lisbon charm ftting to contemporary desires. Boasting fve rooms, high ceilings, spacious living areas and a large crimson kitchen featuring an island.
Agent: Miguel Blanc lisbon@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Lourenço Teixeira de Abreu
ENTRE O MAR E A SERRA, ALGARVE
Bottom. Once an old ruin at the end of a dirt road, this stunning architectural hideaway in the Algarve hills, includes two minimalist homes surrounded by hundreds of olive, almond and cork trees. An established destination for design-lovers in the know, the property generates a return of 7.5% per year in private stay and photoshoot location rental. A unique opportunity to run a boutique tourism project, retreat venue or a private property with space for two families to enjoy.
Agent: Michael Ellis lisbon@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Fernando Guerra
Our vision is to sell Dubai’s high-end design- and lifestyleled properties.
To do that we engage in compelling visual storytelling of the properties we market. Our to-die-for visuals and interior-design-magazine reportages of the properties we sell are one-of-a-kind and represent a refreshing shift of paradigm in an industry which is essentially conservative, traditional and uninspiring. What sets us apart? Flawless service combined with local expertise and sublime quality brokerage service. Curated properties and a passion for aesthetics. These attributes set us apart.
And as a local Dubai real estate offce, but belonging to an international and successful tribe across 3 continents, we pack a big punch. Our ability to list and broadcast clients’ properties throughout all our international offces provides our clients with an unparalleled access to international buyers and investors. Few – if any - agencies in Dubai can compete with that. These are our particular super powers. And these are what have made us one of the world’s most well-known boutique real estate brands reaching more than 1.5 million people per month online.
If you are looking to buy or sell a property, drop by our offce in The Bureau | Gold & Diamond Park Bldg. 6 to meet the team, or contact us on +971 56 265 9968 or dubai@fantasticfrank.com.
THE CASTLE IN THE WOODS
GREYSTONE ESTATE, EVERGREEN
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For more than a century, Greystone Estate has been renowned as one of Colorado’s true legacy properties. Built in 1915 and available for sale for the frst time in a generation, this exceptional property has served as shining example of beauty, charm and grace. Spread across 55 acres of towering ponderosa pines, aspen groves, undulating hills, and mountain vistas, Greystone is so much more than a private retreat. It is the union of seven individual structures, each serving a unique purpose, while adding to the overall experience. This is a place where the whole truly is greater than the sum of its parts. Greystone Estate boast six unique living quarters—the Manor House, Guest House, Carriage House and Barn, Log Cabin, Pool House, and Stone Cottage. Each abode is steeped in captivating history and embraced by serene surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing melodies of Upper Bear Creek, behold the breathtaking vistas of snow-capped peaks, and revel in the presence of abundant wildlife amidst towering ponderosa pines. Here, at Greystone, nature’s wonders become an integral part of your remarkable accommodation experience.
Agent: Stan Kniss stan@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Luke Gottlieb
Our team markets property throughout Colorado, with a focus on Denver and surrounding areas including Boulder and Vail. For discerning buyers looking to make a purchase in Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, we can assist in any resort market including Aspen, Snowmass, Telluride, Steamboat Springs, Breckenridge, and Crested Butte. Our considered approach to marketing paired with several decades worth of combined sales experience, has allowed our team to develop a reputation for connecting people to some of the most exceptional living spaces in Colorado. For inquires contact us at info@fantasticfrank.us.
BONNIE BRAE,
DENVER
Right. A captivating presence on a quiet street located in one of Denver’s most coveted neighborhoods. Custom built in 2007, this remarkable residence was recently re-appointed to accommodate modern-day living for a growing family. Upon entry, you’ll be greeted by a sculptural staircase that wraps around an inviting, two-story foyer flled with natural light.
Agent: Jorgen Jensen jorgen@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Daniel Jenkins
DOWNTOWN,
DENVER
Above. Flour Mill Loft. Located close to downtown, but just far enough away, along the banks of the South Platte River, with parks and trails right outside your door.
Agent: Stan Kniss stan@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Brandon Lopez. Styling: Anna Smith of Annabode
DOWNTOWN,
DENVER
Right. Auraria Lofts. A designer-loft that perfectly embraces all of the best qualities of the loft-living lifestyle in Denver. A renovation that started with the refnishing of every square inch of wood. Agent: Jorgen Jensen jorgen@fantasticfrank.com
Photo: Kylie Fitts
Left. Glass House Residence 1708. Located on the best corner in the building, with a balcony overlooking both the city and Union Station.
