All these days: About a red house in the woods and a legacy to manage

Nice depiction of life big and small and the armor of an old house.

Backside text: With nature as a prerequisite, tradition as a basis and man as a measure, what we call rural form grows. All these days are about the sensuality of the flowing hand-blown glass that reflects the rooms and the movements of nature outside the windows, about the changes of the seasons, light and dark in constant movement and transformation, which wander through the rooms of our red house in the forest and become the image of an interaction between man and nature. Managing the heritage is about taking advantage of tradition and roots at the same time and creating something new out of this, simply wanting to make life for yourself and the world around you a little better. People's longings and dreams look different at different times and phases in life. The opportunities of the present are an asset for all of us, but the future, it holds our children and young people in its hands.