We pride ourselves here at Apartment Therapy for the international flavor of our house tours, whether they're from Sweden, India, Australia or Japan, there's always inspiration to be found…
But when we happened upon Domestic Landscapes, a collection from photographer Bert Teunissen, we found ourselves to be a bit humbled by the excellence and intimacy of the series of photos taken within the homes of families and individuals from all over the globe. The honesty of the images hailing from all over Europe and Japan feels less like a tour and more like a personal invitation by the occupants into their domicile, as if you were a friend or family being welcomed in for a cup of tea or supper.
Despite the mostly humble nature of the interiors of everyday people, there's a tangible sense of neighborly warmth that comes through these photos showing occupant(s) within the space they call home. To see how the rest of the world lives can put into perspective how we live, and for that alone, Domestic Landscapes is a fascinating tour to take (alongside some eye catching interior colour schemes).
We highly recommend to check out the rest of Bert Tenussen's Domestic Landscapes here.
All photos: Bert Teunisse










Comments (8)
Wonderful. I love that most of the photos -- at least of the ones I've viewed so far -- are taken in kitchens. So warm and welcoming. And, in many cases, humbling. And, as noted, some great colors!
Awesome post. Given all the interest in taxidermy, etc..., this photograph from Germany cracked me up.
http://www.bertteunissen.com/item.php?itemId=298
That's hilarious solop! It's like he's saying..."look at all the pesky rodents I've killed!" Too funny!
I love this little lady SO MUCH. She reminds me of my mama:
http://www.bertteunissen.com/item.php?itemId=10
Thanks for sharing, these are fascinating.
Thank you, this is wonderful photography.
"there's a tangible sense of neighborly warmth that comes through these photos showing occupant(s) within the space they call home. To see how the rest of the world lives can put into perspective how we live"
Gregory, you couldnt put it in better words. That's exactly how I feel :)
Some of them are moving...
http://www.bertteunissen.com/item.php?itemId=119