Danish painter Mogens Valeur worked from this studio in Tisvildeleje for nearly four decades. Built in 1961, the house remained his workplace until the year 2000, and a significant part of his work was created here. It was also a gathering place for the artistic community around Tibirke Lunde, north of Copenhagen.
Photography: courtesy of Adam Schnack
Photography: courtesy of Adam Schnack
Photography: courtesy of Adam Schnack
Photography: courtesy of Adam Schnack
Photography: courtesy of Adam Schnack
Photography: courtesy of Adam Schnack
Photography: courtesy of Adam Schnack
The original studio remains part of the 140sqm house. Its high, sloping timber ceiling rises above large windows, with paintings still covering the walls in the listing photographs. The studio connects directly to an open living and dining space, with a smaller second studio or sitting room further into the plan.
Outside, sections of the house are clad in red-painted timber and others finished in pink render. The 1,379sqm plot is arranged across different levels beside woodland.
There are three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a small kitchen. The property is registered as a holiday home and is listed for DKK 6 million.
