Jeanne d'Arc Living Magazine - ISSUE 2 (2019) RENEW YOUR HOME

Lifes tyle in a C l a ss o f i ts O wn

magazine 2nd Issue 2019 │ US $13.95 €9.95

RENEW YOUR HOME INTERIOR DESIGN ON A BUDGET

Furnish your living room with fantastic finds

READY FOR SPRING Beautiful flowers and exciting DIY projects

ONE PIECE OF FURNITURE – THREE FUNCTIONS Explore the possibilities

FANTASTIC SPRING HOMES Creative and inspiring interior design

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NEXT EDITION

Start looking forward to our big Easter edition, published on

April 1st 2019

Here, you’ll find lots of good ideas on how to celebrate Easter and prepare your home for a cozy Easter. We also offer you a tasty Easter menu, wonderful homes and not least plenty of inspiration for DIY projects for Easter.

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DEAR READER Every year, around this time, we start to feel the bubbly sensations of spring in our tummies. They arrive slowly bure surely as the days grow longer and lighter. Snowdrops and winter aconites appear on the forest floor. I get this indescribable urge to tidy up, clean, move things around and paint! In my case, energy returns along with the light.

It ’s time to come out of winter hibernation and I have so many ideas and projects that I’d like to start.

I make lots of long lists and look for inspirational pictures everywhere. Sometimes, I might be just a little bit too optimistic about how much I – and not least my husband Lars – have time to do every year in spring, and that ’s also something that happens every year. I feel that summer is so far away and that I’ve got plenty of time for lots of ideas. And then suddenly, summer is here and we didn’t manage to finish all the projects.

Still, I love every single one of the projects that we did have time for. I also love planning them, accompanied by Lars. Throughout the years, such projects have become our shared hobby and we enjoy the creative process, from idea to reality, as much as the finished project. These are our small breathing rooms in everyday life and many of them actually find their way into the magazine, too – hopefully as inspiration for you. Enjoy reading!

All the best, Vivian

magazine No. 2 · 2019 Published by Jeanne d’Arc Living Vivian Christensen

COVER PHOTO: Sanne Boer.

CHIEF EDITOR Vivian Christensen · Email: vivian@jeannedarcliving.dk EDITORIAL OFFICE: Jeanne d’Arc Living ApS Houmarksvej 92, Kondrup · 8920 Randers NV · Denmark · Tel: +45 36932010 Email: jeannedarc@jeannedarcliving.dk · www.jeannedarcliving.dk Rikke Daugaard Thiel

Sofie Bak Thomsen

GRAPHICS & LAYOUT: FLOWER ARRANGERS: PHOTOS & STYLING: FOOD, TEXT & STYLING: PROOFREADING: HANDYMAN:

Sofie Bak Thomsen Dorthe Hviid Rikke Daugaard Thiel Vivian Christensen, Dorthe Hviid & Rikke Daugaard Thiel Vera Jensen Ole Sørensen

TRANSLATION:

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CONTENTS Page

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The dream house Zum Lindenhof

Page 14.

The dream house Zum Lindenhof – shopping

Page 16.

Spring in antique colors

Page 24.

School of interior design: decorate your shelves

Page 30.

Grow your own microgreens

Page 37.

Bonnie’s world

Page 42.

JDL Clothing SPRING COLLECTION

Page 46.

A passion for brocante

Page 56.

A passion for brocante – shopping

Page 58.

DIY: decorative bee hive frames

Page 62.

Tasty Danish food

Page 70.

Trends of today

Page 80.

Ciergerie des Prémontrés – French candles

Page 86.

Make your own rustic partition

Page 90.

With a Nordic touch

Page 104.

With a Nordic touch – shopping

Page 106.

Furnish your living room on a budget

Page 112.

Charming Pétanque

Page 116.

Industrial & retro

Page 124.

Renew with stencils

Page 128.

One piece of furniture – three functions

Page 136.

Vintage Deluxe Marked

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Ph o t o s & t e x t : Pi a v a n S p a e n d o n c k . E d i t e d b y : Vi v i a n .

The dream house

ZUM LINDENHOF The place that we’re visiting is in an idyllic location in a small village in southern Germany. Almost 20 years ago, Claudia and Niels drove past, seeing their dream house for the first time.

Many years later, when all five daughters had flown the nest, they suddenly had the opportunity to buy the place – the former inn and farm "Zum Lindenhof" from 1893. "When we walked into the house after 18 years and saw the rooms for the first time, it was magic", the couple says.

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Their biggest worry was the original elements of the

The workmen started out and worked very carefully.

house and whether they ’d been sacrificed during

Many walls needed insulating and plaster. A few

renovation works. Luckily, there was no need to fret;

of them were good enough to be preserved so the

almost everything was in its original state. The old

couple just removed the old paintings and allowed

inn bar had been closed down for 30 years but tables,

the original patina to shine through. In several places,

chairs and the corner seat were still there as if the bar

the original panel walls are still there, creating a cozy

had just been left for a while. The couple drew up a

atmosphere and reminding us of the original purpose

renovation plan, wanting to preserve as many original

of the place.

elements as possible. At the same time, they had to carry out a thorough modernization project, including heating and electricity work.

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