PostHeaderIcon Oprah Has Her Eye On A Danish White House

One of the world’s most well-known TV presenters has praised an apartment that she saw when paying a visit to Denmark, which features white furniture as a part of a white colour scheme than runs throughout.

Oprah Winfrey visited a Danish home and was very impressed with the use of space and furniture, which included white bedroom furniture, white tables, chairs, cabinets and bedside tables. She even commented that it is no wonder Denmark is classed one of the happiest countries in the world, with such a light and airy lifestyle.

“One thing’s for sure – they certainly don’t need a lot of space to have a happy, organized home.” When continuing her tour around the family home, something that stood out to Oprah was how tiny the kid’s room were. She even noted, “whilst there was not much room in there, you never felt like it was small or restrictive”.

By all accounts the kitchen was no less snug, but at the same did not feel inadequate due again to the clever use of space. The dining room furniture was also light and made use of well. This is quite common in Danish homes, where limited space means families have to use it intelligently and with a careful choice of colors. “When space is limited, it is easy to end up with a dark and uninviting room” said the owner of the Danish home. “It’s a balance between having what is needed out on show, and what is not needed stored carefully”.

Oprah suggested that she has been looking for creative ideas for her new Miami home for a while now. After a recent visit to Africa she said that she would like to give the rooms an earthy feel, and use the colour scheme of a dress that she was given as a gift by a local tribe. “If I can combine the African look with the clean white look that I saw in Denmark that I will be happy” Oprah stated. She did however admit that this was probably harder than she made it sound, and she might need some help making it work

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