Rosmosegaard in Denmark is a c. 1850s red brick farmhouse (renovated in 2007) where Chinese antiques and contemporary Italian pieces mix with steel fixtures, African slate tiles, and gallery-style, cool white walls. Homeowner Ida Thurmer calls it a "pleasing harmony" (Period Living; photos/styling: Lise and Kristian Krogh).
Here are a few finds to help you mimic this pleasing harmony:
Spode "Blue Italian" platter, Gift Collector
Vintage Chinese "tripod" stool, Pearl River
Indian flatbread plate, Wisteria
Bayleaf and rosemary wreath, Are Naturals
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Old Chinese carved stone mortars (used as small planters): Great Stuff By Paul
"Carter Filigree" candle lanterns (shown by the fireplace): Pottery Barn
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