19/08
Openhouse - Ein Lifestyle- und Kulturmagazin - ist ein Leitfaden für kreative Menschen auf der ganzen Welt, die ihre Häuser und privaten Räume für die Öffentlichkeit öffnen, um kulturelle Aktivitäten zu teilen und das Leben gemeinsam zu erleben. Wir waren in Ausgabe #10 vertreten.
"A large male peacock struts its stuff, positioned at its favourite spot: a low rock in front of dense woodland. It’s a warm, clear day, tempered by a gentle breeze, and the washing on the line whips and cracks, obscuring the peacock from view. Not to be outdone, the peacock’s shrill call reaches from one end of the estate to the other, bouncing off the red manor house. The peahens –joined by another, smaller male– look up and cock their heads, before resuming their habitual search for food. Elsewhere, too, life on the estate continues unabated.
Openhouse - Ein Lifestyle- und Kulturmagazin - ist ein Leitfaden für kreative Menschen auf der ganzen Welt, die ihre Häuser und privaten Räume für die Öffentlichkeit öffnen, um kulturelle Aktivitäten zu teilen und das Leben gemeinsam zu erleben. Wir waren in Ausgabe #10 vertreten.
"A large male peacock struts its stuff, positioned at its favourite spot: a low rock in front of dense woodland. It’s a warm, clear day, tempered by a gentle breeze, and the washing on the line whips and cracks, obscuring the peacock from view. Not to be outdone, the peacock’s shrill call reaches from one end of the estate to the other, bouncing off the red manor house. The peahens –joined by another, smaller male– look up and cock their heads, before resuming their habitual search for food. Elsewhere, too, life on the estate continues unabated.
Openhouse - Ein Lifestyle- und Kulturmagazin - ist ein Leitfaden für kreative Menschen auf der ganzen Welt, die ihre Häuser und privaten Räume für die Öffentlichkeit öffnen, um kulturelle Aktivitäten zu teilen und das Leben gemeinsam zu erleben. Wir waren in Ausgabe #10 vertreten.
"A large male peacock struts its stuff, positioned at its favourite spot: a low rock in front of dense woodland. It’s a warm, clear day, tempered by a gentle breeze, and the washing on the line whips and cracks, obscuring the peacock from view. Not to be outdone, the peacock’s shrill call reaches from one end of the estate to the other, bouncing off the red manor house. The peahens –joined by another, smaller male– look up and cock their heads, before resuming their habitual search for food. Elsewhere, too, life on the estate continues unabated.
Openhouse - Ein Lifestyle- und Kulturmagazin - ist ein Leitfaden für kreative Menschen auf der ganzen Welt, die ihre Häuser und privaten Räume für die Öffentlichkeit öffnen, um kulturelle Aktivitäten zu teilen und das Leben gemeinsam zu erleben. Wir waren in Ausgabe #10 vertreten.
"A large male peacock struts its stuff, positioned at its favourite spot: a low rock in front of dense woodland. It’s a warm, clear day, tempered by a gentle breeze, and the washing on the line whips and cracks, obscuring the peacock from view. Not to be outdone, the peacock’s shrill call reaches from one end of the estate to the other, bouncing off the red manor house. The peahens –joined by another, smaller male– look up and cock their heads, before resuming their habitual search for food. Elsewhere, too, life on the estate continues unabated.
Openhouse - Ein Lifestyle- und Kulturmagazin - ist ein Leitfaden für kreative Menschen auf der ganzen Welt, die ihre Häuser und privaten Räume für die Öffentlichkeit öffnen, um kulturelle Aktivitäten zu teilen und das Leben gemeinsam zu erleben. Wir waren in Ausgabe #10 vertreten.
"A large male peacock struts its stuff, positioned at its favourite spot: a low rock in front of dense woodland. It’s a warm, clear day, tempered by a gentle breeze, and the washing on the line whips and cracks, obscuring the peacock from view. Not to be outdone, the peacock’s shrill call reaches from one end of the estate to the other, bouncing off the red manor house. The peahens –joined by another, smaller male– look up and cock their heads, before resuming their habitual search for food. Elsewhere, too, life on the estate continues unabated.
‘We’ve both been out and about,’ says Knut, a ball of unstoppable energy wreathed in cigar smoke. ‘I studied international diplomacy and economics, and spent 18 years outside of Germany, working in Paris, London, Strasbourg, Dubai.’ ‘I work in fashion and interior decoration,’ says his Danish wife Christina, with an easy elegance that just stops short of forbidding. ‘I’ve lived in Copenhagen, London, Berlin. We bought the manor house in 2002, but it was a ruin back then.
’The tiny village of Rensow is roughly equidistant from Berlin and Hamburg, taking a couple of hours to reach from either city. Driving through the green and pleasant countryside of Mecklenburg on a sunny spring day, the roadside dotted with poppies, buttercups and cornflowers, it is hard to believe that this placid pastoral state was once a part of the German Democratic Republic, so engrained is an outsider’s understanding of a harsh and grey landscape...
‘We’ve both been out and about,’ says Knut, a ball of unstoppable energy wreathed in cigar smoke. ‘I studied international diplomacy and economics, and spent 18 years outside of Germany, working in Paris, London, Strasbourg, Dubai.’ ‘I work in fashion and interior decoration,’ says his Danish wife Christina, with an easy elegance that just stops short of forbidding. ‘I’ve lived in Copenhagen, London, Berlin. We bought the manor house in 2002, but it was a ruin back then.
’The tiny village of Rensow is roughly equidistant from Berlin and Hamburg, taking a couple of hours to reach from either city. Driving through the green and pleasant countryside of Mecklenburg on a sunny spring day, the roadside dotted with poppies, buttercups and cornflowers, it is hard to believe that this placid pastoral state was once a part of the German Democratic Republic, so engrained is an outsider’s understanding of a harsh and grey landscape...
‘We’ve both been out and about,’ says Knut, a ball of unstoppable energy wreathed in cigar smoke. ‘I studied international diplomacy and economics, and spent 18 years outside of Germany, working in Paris, London, Strasbourg, Dubai.’ ‘I work in fashion and interior decoration,’ says his Danish wife Christina, with an easy elegance that just stops short of forbidding. ‘I’ve lived in Copenhagen, London, Berlin. We bought the manor house in 2002, but it was a ruin back then.
’The tiny village of Rensow is roughly equidistant from Berlin and Hamburg, taking a couple of hours to reach from either city. Driving through the green and pleasant countryside of Mecklenburg on a sunny spring day, the roadside dotted with poppies, buttercups and cornflowers, it is hard to believe that this placid pastoral state was once a part of the German Democratic Republic, so engrained is an outsider’s understanding of a harsh and grey landscape...
‘We’ve both been out and about,’ says Knut, a ball of unstoppable energy wreathed in cigar smoke. ‘I studied international diplomacy and economics, and spent 18 years outside of Germany, working in Paris, London, Strasbourg, Dubai.’ ‘I work in fashion and interior decoration,’ says his Danish wife Christina, with an easy elegance that just stops short of forbidding. ‘I’ve lived in Copenhagen, London, Berlin. We bought the manor house in 2002, but it was a ruin back then.
’The tiny village of Rensow is roughly equidistant from Berlin and Hamburg, taking a couple of hours to reach from either city. Driving through the green and pleasant countryside of Mecklenburg on a sunny spring day, the roadside dotted with poppies, buttercups and cornflowers, it is hard to believe that this placid pastoral state was once a part of the German Democratic Republic, so engrained is an outsider’s understanding of a harsh and grey landscape...
‘We’ve both been out and about,’ says Knut, a ball of unstoppable energy wreathed in cigar smoke. ‘I studied international diplomacy and economics, and spent 18 years outside of Germany, working in Paris, London, Strasbourg, Dubai.’ ‘I work in fashion and interior decoration,’ says his Danish wife Christina, with an easy elegance that just stops short of forbidding. ‘I’ve lived in Copenhagen, London, Berlin. We bought the manor house in 2002, but it was a ruin back then.
’The tiny village of Rensow is roughly equidistant from Berlin and Hamburg, taking a couple of hours to reach from either city. Driving through the green and pleasant countryside of Mecklenburg on a sunny spring day, the roadside dotted with poppies, buttercups and cornflowers, it is hard to believe that this placid pastoral state was once a part of the German Democratic Republic, so engrained is an outsider’s understanding of a harsh and grey landscape...
19/04
Die Alte Schule im Interior Design Buch von Joanna & Oliver Maclennan
"Anyone can create a beautiful home by foraging, and salvaging what they find. Whether a box of rusty nails or a disused armchair missing a leg, discarded objects can be restored, recycled or repurposed to fill the home with personal style. Artful interiors are born from curiosity, creativity and imagination, yet many of us fail to see a potential curtain rail in a bamboo stick or a hidden kitchen worktop in an old carpenter’s bench – let alone knowing where to find such objects.
Die Alte Schule im Interior Design Buch von Joanna & Oliver Maclennan
"Anyone can create a beautiful home by foraging, and salvaging what they find. Whether a box of rusty nails or a disused armchair missing a leg, discarded objects can be restored, recycled or repurposed to fill the home with personal style. Artful interiors are born from curiosity, creativity and imagination, yet many of us fail to see a potential curtain rail in a bamboo stick or a hidden kitchen worktop in an old carpenter’s bench – let alone knowing where to find such objects.
Die Alte Schule im Interior Design Buch von Joanna & Oliver Maclennan
"Anyone can create a beautiful home by foraging, and salvaging what they find. Whether a box of rusty nails or a disused armchair missing a leg, discarded objects can be restored, recycled or repurposed to fill the home with personal style. Artful interiors are born from curiosity, creativity and imagination, yet many of us fail to see a potential curtain rail in a bamboo stick or a hidden kitchen worktop in an old carpenter’s bench – let alone knowing where to find such objects.
Die Alte Schule im Interior Design Buch von Joanna & Oliver Maclennan
"Anyone can create a beautiful home by foraging, and salvaging what they find. Whether a box of rusty nails or a disused armchair missing a leg, discarded objects can be restored, recycled or repurposed to fill the home with personal style. Artful interiors are born from curiosity, creativity and imagination, yet many of us fail to see a potential curtain rail in a bamboo stick or a hidden kitchen worktop in an old carpenter’s bench – let alone knowing where to find such objects.
Die Alte Schule im Interior Design Buch von Joanna & Oliver Maclennan
"Anyone can create a beautiful home by foraging, and salvaging what they find. Whether a box of rusty nails or a disused armchair missing a leg, discarded objects can be restored, recycled or repurposed to fill the home with personal style. Artful interiors are born from curiosity, creativity and imagination, yet many of us fail to see a potential curtain rail in a bamboo stick or a hidden kitchen worktop in an old carpenter’s bench – let alone knowing where to find such objects.
Presenting the techniques and philosophies of a wide spectrum of experienced foraging homeowners, this book showcases unexpected and inspiring interiors from all over the world, from an upturned boat in France to an Australian beach house. Such diverse locations each demand a different approach to foraging and, as a result, each home has a distinct sense of style.
In an era when self-sufficiency, living off grid and saving our planet have never been more important or appealing, The Foraged Home will provide guidance and inspiration for all those looking to go beyond the world of mass-produced flat-packs."
Presenting the techniques and philosophies of a wide spectrum of experienced foraging homeowners, this book showcases unexpected and inspiring interiors from all over the world, from an upturned boat in France to an Australian beach house. Such diverse locations each demand a different approach to foraging and, as a result, each home has a distinct sense of style.
In an era when self-sufficiency, living off grid and saving our planet have never been more important or appealing, The Foraged Home will provide guidance and inspiration for all those looking to go beyond the world of mass-produced flat-packs."
Presenting the techniques and philosophies of a wide spectrum of experienced foraging homeowners, this book showcases unexpected and inspiring interiors from all over the world, from an upturned boat in France to an Australian beach house. Such diverse locations each demand a different approach to foraging and, as a result, each home has a distinct sense of style.
In an era when self-sufficiency, living off grid and saving our planet have never been more important or appealing, The Foraged Home will provide guidance and inspiration for all those looking to go beyond the world of mass-produced flat-packs."
Presenting the techniques and philosophies of a wide spectrum of experienced foraging homeowners, this book showcases unexpected and inspiring interiors from all over the world, from an upturned boat in France to an Australian beach house. Such diverse locations each demand a different approach to foraging and, as a result, each home has a distinct sense of style.
In an era when self-sufficiency, living off grid and saving our planet have never been more important or appealing, The Foraged Home will provide guidance and inspiration for all those looking to go beyond the world of mass-produced flat-packs."
Presenting the techniques and philosophies of a wide spectrum of experienced foraging homeowners, this book showcases unexpected and inspiring interiors from all over the world, from an upturned boat in France to an Australian beach house. Such diverse locations each demand a different approach to foraging and, as a result, each home has a distinct sense of style.
In an era when self-sufficiency, living off grid and saving our planet have never been more important or appealing, The Foraged Home will provide guidance and inspiration for all those looking to go beyond the world of mass-produced flat-packs."
19/02
NDR - Die Nordstory
Mit Mut, Mörtel und ohne Millionen
Die Doku Reihe geht weiter! Eine Dokumentation unserer Sanierungsmaßnahmen im Gutshaus Dölitz.
Alle Folgen der "Gutshausretter" mit uns findet ihr HIER auf YouTube.
"Er hatte mal wieder das richtige Näschen: In einem winzigen Dorf, vollkommen eingewachsen und seit über 30 Jahren leerstehend, findet Gutshausjäger Knut Splett-Henning im Januar 2017 mal wieder ein Landschloss aus dem Spätmittelalter - mindestens 500 Jahre alt. Er kann die Ruine sofort der Gemeinde abkaufen. Knut Splett-Henning und seine Frau Christina von Ahlefeldt legen sofort los: Müll raus, Gestrüpp weg, Licht und Luft hinein ins klamme Gemäuer.
Die Doku Reihe geht weiter! Eine Dokumentation unserer Sanierungsmaßnahmen im Gutshaus Dölitz.
Alle Folgen der "Gutshausretter" mit uns findet ihr HIER auf YouTube.
"Er hatte mal wieder das richtige Näschen: In einem winzigen Dorf, vollkommen eingewachsen und seit über 30 Jahren leerstehend, findet Gutshausjäger Knut Splett-Henning im Januar 2017 mal wieder ein Landschloss aus dem Spätmittelalter - mindestens 500 Jahre alt. Er kann die Ruine sofort der Gemeinde abkaufen. Knut Splett-Henning und seine Frau Christina von Ahlefeldt legen sofort los: Müll raus, Gestrüpp weg, Licht und Luft hinein ins klamme Gemäuer.
Die Doku Reihe geht weiter! Eine Dokumentation unserer Sanierungsmaßnahmen im Gutshaus Dölitz.
Alle Folgen der "Gutshausretter" mit uns findet ihr HIER auf YouTube.
"Er hatte mal wieder das richtige Näschen: In einem winzigen Dorf, vollkommen eingewachsen und seit über 30 Jahren leerstehend, findet Gutshausjäger Knut Splett-Henning im Januar 2017 mal wieder ein Landschloss aus dem Spätmittelalter - mindestens 500 Jahre alt. Er kann die Ruine sofort der Gemeinde abkaufen. Knut Splett-Henning und seine Frau Christina von Ahlefeldt legen sofort los: Müll raus, Gestrüpp weg, Licht und Luft hinein ins klamme Gemäuer.
Die Doku Reihe geht weiter! Eine Dokumentation unserer Sanierungsmaßnahmen im Gutshaus Dölitz.
Alle Folgen der "Gutshausretter" mit uns findet ihr HIER auf YouTube.
"Er hatte mal wieder das richtige Näschen: In einem winzigen Dorf, vollkommen eingewachsen und seit über 30 Jahren leerstehend, findet Gutshausjäger Knut Splett-Henning im Januar 2017 mal wieder ein Landschloss aus dem Spätmittelalter - mindestens 500 Jahre alt. Er kann die Ruine sofort der Gemeinde abkaufen. Knut Splett-Henning und seine Frau Christina von Ahlefeldt legen sofort los: Müll raus, Gestrüpp weg, Licht und Luft hinein ins klamme Gemäuer.
Die Doku Reihe geht weiter! Eine Dokumentation unserer Sanierungsmaßnahmen im Gutshaus Dölitz.
Alle Folgen der "Gutshausretter" mit uns findet ihr HIER auf YouTube.
"Er hatte mal wieder das richtige Näschen: In einem winzigen Dorf, vollkommen eingewachsen und seit über 30 Jahren leerstehend, findet Gutshausjäger Knut Splett-Henning im Januar 2017 mal wieder ein Landschloss aus dem Spätmittelalter - mindestens 500 Jahre alt. Er kann die Ruine sofort der Gemeinde abkaufen. Knut Splett-Henning und seine Frau Christina von Ahlefeldt legen sofort los: Müll raus, Gestrüpp weg, Licht und Luft hinein ins klamme Gemäuer.
Die beiden Gutshaus-Fans wissen wie es geht, schließlich ist Schloss Sommerfeld bei Stralsund schon der dritte barocke Bau in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, den sie übernehmen und schwungvoll sanieren.
Allerdings müssen auch die 150 Jahre alten Steingutfliesen aus dem Foyer raus: "Neumoderner Kram", grinst Knut. Er will an das Echte heran, an den Ursprung. Der findet sich auch schnell in Form eines Backsteinfußbodens darunter. Und Christina entdeckt in den bröckeligen Wänden eingemauerte hölzerne Säulen."
Die beiden Gutshaus-Fans wissen wie es geht, schließlich ist Schloss Sommerfeld bei Stralsund schon der dritte barocke Bau in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, den sie übernehmen und schwungvoll sanieren.
Allerdings müssen auch die 150 Jahre alten Steingutfliesen aus dem Foyer raus: "Neumoderner Kram", grinst Knut. Er will an das Echte heran, an den Ursprung. Der findet sich auch schnell in Form eines Backsteinfußbodens darunter. Und Christina entdeckt in den bröckeligen Wänden eingemauerte hölzerne Säulen."
Die beiden Gutshaus-Fans wissen wie es geht, schließlich ist Schloss Sommerfeld bei Stralsund schon der dritte barocke Bau in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, den sie übernehmen und schwungvoll sanieren.
Allerdings müssen auch die 150 Jahre alten Steingutfliesen aus dem Foyer raus: "Neumoderner Kram", grinst Knut. Er will an das Echte heran, an den Ursprung. Der findet sich auch schnell in Form eines Backsteinfußbodens darunter. Und Christina entdeckt in den bröckeligen Wänden eingemauerte hölzerne Säulen."
Die beiden Gutshaus-Fans wissen wie es geht, schließlich ist Schloss Sommerfeld bei Stralsund schon der dritte barocke Bau in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, den sie übernehmen und schwungvoll sanieren.
Allerdings müssen auch die 150 Jahre alten Steingutfliesen aus dem Foyer raus: "Neumoderner Kram", grinst Knut. Er will an das Echte heran, an den Ursprung. Der findet sich auch schnell in Form eines Backsteinfußbodens darunter. Und Christina entdeckt in den bröckeligen Wänden eingemauerte hölzerne Säulen."
Die beiden Gutshaus-Fans wissen wie es geht, schließlich ist Schloss Sommerfeld bei Stralsund schon der dritte barocke Bau in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, den sie übernehmen und schwungvoll sanieren.
Allerdings müssen auch die 150 Jahre alten Steingutfliesen aus dem Foyer raus: "Neumoderner Kram", grinst Knut. Er will an das Echte heran, an den Ursprung. Der findet sich auch schnell in Form eines Backsteinfußbodens darunter. Und Christina entdeckt in den bröckeligen Wänden eingemauerte hölzerne Säulen."
18/04
Ein Artikel über uns auf airbnb.com
Ein Artikel über uns auf airbnb.com
Gutshaus Rensow
17168 Rensow (Prebberede)
ANFRAGEN / BUCHUNGEN:
Bitte kontaktiert uns unter:
gutshaus-rensow@gmx.de
Gerne rufen wir euch zurück.
Gutshaus Rensow
17168 Rensow (Prebberede)
Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns unter:
gutshaus-rensow@gmx.de
Gutshaus Rensow
17168 Rensow (Prebberede)
Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns unter:
gutshaus-rensow@gmx.de
Gutshaus Rensow
17168 Rensow (Prebberede)
Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns unter:
gutshaus-rensow@gmx.de
