Explore the Enchanting Interiors of a Falsterbo Beach Villa, Masterfully Embellished with Dreamlike Aesthetic
Nestled in the picturesque coastal region of Osterlen, Sweden, lies Hagestad Nygaard, a historical beach villa built in 1901. Originally constructed for a Stockholm bank director, this charming farmhouse-style property boasts a rich heritage and a captivating blend of National Romantic architecture and early 20th-century Nordic design.
The villa, now the home of a renowned Swedish photographer, spans two floors and comprises eight rooms, including four upstairs bedrooms, a veranda, a large kitchen, and a spacious living room that opens onto a south-facing balcony overlooking the water.
Hagestad Nygaard's architectural features are a testament to the National Romantic movement, which emphasised local materials and motifs inspired by Swedish nature and folk culture. Large mullioned windows allow ample natural light and provide wide views of the seaside, connecting the interior with the outdoors. Wood-burning stoves, a common feature of the era, add a rustic yet elegant touch to the interiors.
Inside, the villa retains its period charm with wooden paneling, built-in storage, and traditional tiled bathrooms. The spacious layout is designed for social gatherings, with a large living room and dining areas that can accommodate large groups. The interiors emphasise wood finishes, natural fabrics, and floral or nature-inspired decorative motifs, consistent with early 1900s artisanal trends.
Additional features include guest apartments, a home office, and a dreamy garden filled with native trees, fruit trees, roses, and a greenhouse suitable for long, cosy fika moments under oil lamps. The villa also boasts a swimming pool and has been featured in over 30 interior magazines.
On Little Saturday (Lilloerdag), the villa offers a serene and dreamy atmosphere, with warm textures and Scandinavian design elements. One bedroom still retains its original sink, while the master bedroom boasts a balcony with views through the park down to the beach.
Though the villa might be a little out of some budgets, it is available for rent on Airbnb, offering a unique opportunity to experience a piece of Swedish history and coastal charm. The photography of Hagestad Nygaard is courtesy of Bjurfors.
The villa's spacious interiors, adorned with wood finishes, natural fabrics, and floral motifs, Gracefully reflect an early 1900s artisanal lifestyle within home-and-garden design. Guests can immerse themselves in this ambiance, enjoying a tranquil fika moment among native trees, fruit trees, and roses, making it an ideal location for those seeking a serene interior-design experience.
