Sleep Library

A Table for Rest

Rest has always meant much more to me than sleep alone. Together with Frederik Bille Brahe and Belmond, we created an intimate evening centred around the idea of rest in its many forms — through no...

Why We Sleep Badly in New Places - And How to Rest Better While Travelling

Have you ever found yourself in a beautiful hotel room or a friend’s guest bed, deeply tired after a long day of travel, swimming in the sea, lovely conversations, or adventure and yet completely u...

Sleep Is Not Just a Loss of Consciousness for Eight Hours

Sleep expert, author, professor at the University of Copenhagen, and former Stanford University sleep researcher Birgitte Rahbek Kornum gently unlocks the mystery as she opens the heavy, yet still ...

Elin Kling’s Bedside Favourite as Seen in British Vogue

I have always loved the small bedside rituals that somehow make evenings feel softer and more comforting. Seeing one of our silk sleep masks featured as Elin Kling’s bedside favourite in B...

Hotel Balzac Paris

We arrived in Paris on one of the first true days of spring, the city glowing softly in the golden afternoon light. Hidden quietly on a small side street just behind the Champs-Élysées, Hôtel Balza...

Goodnight from Nadja Bender

Nadja Bender is a dear friend of our family, and I feel incredibly fortunate that she collaborated with me on our recent shoot photographed by Casper Sejersen. You can enjoy her beautiful images ri...

A Calm Getaway in the Cretan Mountains

Hidden high in the Cretan mountains, surrounded by olive trees, wild herbs, and warm evening air, I found myself slowing down almost immediately. There is something deeply calming about mountain si...

Hydration & Sleep: Why Water Matters for Better Rest

The warm summer nights have arrived and in the past I often found myself waking during the night feeling thirsty, slightly restless, and with a dry mouth after sleeping with open windows i...

Why Gardening Has Become Part of My Sleep Ritual

Lately, I have found myself more and more drawn towards gardening and the quiet rhythm of nature. There is something deeply calming about working with your hands in the soil, listening to birdsong,...

Weekend at The Old Rectory, Cotswolds

Last weekend I was lucky enough to visit the Cotswolds in England for the very first time. We stayed at the beautiful The Old Rectory surrounded by birdsong, magnolia trees, crackling f...