Couple encases brick farm inside greenhouse for indoor/outdoor all year

Channel: Kirsten Dirksen

On the windswept island of Mors in Northern Denmark, Anna Marie Madsen and Rasmus Møller have reimagined rural living by encasing a modest brick home inside a 247-square-meter greenhouse—creating a light-filled, sun-warmed refuge that stays connected to nature year-round. To keep costs low, the couple hand-cleaned 21,000 bricks from the crumbling 19th-century farmhouse that once stood on the land. They salvaged and repurposed materials throughout—from a circular staircase rescued from a former police station to windows and wood gathered locally. The home itself is compact, but the surrounding greenhouse serves as an extended living space: a buffer against the cold, a garden, and even an extra bedroom. In warmer months, a daybed at the far end becomes a guest room; in winter, the sun alone

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