The Living Room (Coffee Salon)
The main attraction of this fantastic corner room is the light streaming in from the park outside. The artworks in the room are meant to reflect this. The coffee salon is frequently used and has become part of the house’s routines. The table and chairs work well as a shared workspace and meeting room—together with coffee, tea, and fresh ideas.
Paintings and Photographic Art
Marit Slaattelid "Haunted Landscapes I & II"
C-print, 2002
After Lars Hertervig. Created on the occasion of the Lars Hertervig anniversary (1856–1902)
Peder Balke, Landscape from Rondane
Oil on panel
Peder Balke, Landscape with Hafslund Manor
Copy of a Balke painting featuring Hafslund Manor, owned by the Louvre, commissioned by Louis Philippe, who had traveled extensively in Norway.
Thorvald Erichsen, View (Lillehammer)
Oil on canvas, 1918
Hans Gude, Landscape
Watercolor, mixed media.
Other Furnishings
Tiled Stove
18th century. Swedish with hand-decorated faience tiles, likely installed by Arneberg.
Chandelier
Circa 1780–1800. Such ornate chandeliers are known from both Germany and Spain
Furniture, Bjørn Ianke
Bjørn Ianke was a Norwegian interior architect and furniture designer. As a designer, he worked with traditional design expressions. Among Ianke’s most important commissions were the interiors for the Royal Yacht Norge and Stiftsgården in Trondheim.
