Jeanne d'Arc Living English Edition

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Jeanne d’Arc Living English Edition • No. 1 · 2026

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A constantly changing home

From an old log cabin TO A PERSONAL WINTER PARADISE • In an old log cabin by lake Keitele, photographer Ilona Pietiläinen has created a winter hut full of soul, history and warmth. The peace of nature is combined with a personal home characterized by antiques and lots of light. This home offers a mixture of wonderful antiques from Finland, France, Italy and Indonesia that turn into a unique and personal expression.

Rossella Venezia Food blogger with a great sense of nature and esthetics

Winter coziness in the kitchen • When it’s cold outside, it’s just so nice to share something warm and delicious from the kitchen with your loved ones. Here we’ll show you three wonderful favorite recipes from Rossella that’ll bring lots of warmth, and they’re perfect for everyday use or for a special occasion. Follow Rossella throughout the year and let her Italian cooking inspire you.

Nature finds its way INTO THE HOME AND ONTO THE TABLE • Amanda’s styling jobs have always been inspired by her home, and she finds plenty of inspiration in the quiet backdrop of rural life where the changing seasons set the pace of everyday life. She tells us that nature offers her so many possibilities through the colors, structures and aromas of each season. By living in a slower and more mindful way, she has learned to turn these impressions into pictures and styling that tell a story, and we’re looking forward to sharing some of these stories with you here in the magazine.

Wellness and well-being in January • SMALL EVERYDAY OASES

Relaxed elegance and tasteful luxury

Raw bricks and warm details

A hint of rustic nature

The perfectly imperfect bathroom

A hint of nostalgic brocante

With a bathtub from former days

A light and functional bathroom

A hint of romantic country style

Rustic charm and creative solutions

Homemade bath salts

A HARMONIOUS HOME

AN ODE TO QUIETUDE • A florist’s journey to a deeper connection with the natural world

Artificial flowers WITH A NATURAL LOOK • We came across these stunning flowers. They look so real that you’ve almost got to touch them to figure out that they are in fact artificial. As soon as we saw them, we immediately thought of so many ways of using them – in bouquets, garlands and table decorations, and even as beautiful hair accessories.

CREATIVE COZINESS on a dark winter’s night • When the winter evenings feel endless, why not do a small, cozy project? We’d like to show you an idea which is both simple, decorative and charming: make small flags and flag garlands out of fabric scraps and old knitting pins.

A TRUE FAIRY TALE at Frederiksberg Allé • Where the streets of Frederiksberg Allé and Kingosgade in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, meet up, you’ll find a small castle known as "Lille Rosenborg". The house was constructed in 1857 by builder and stucco worker Nikolai August Metzgen and architect Christian V. Nielsen, and it’s one...