This challenge made me think about how many of these squares, triangles and angles we find in an ordinary house – in this case an old cottage, a ”Blekingestuga”. For more on this theme – click here.

In the tiny rooms of this particular cottage, everything from ceiling to floor seems to be made up of these angles…

Miss Jenny Samuelsson from Kuggeboda, Blekinge, gave this cottage to the museum – now to be visited by everyone coming to their garden.

From the outside you can see the tinyness of this cottage – a remembrance of how poor people used to live in the old days.

Turning my lens to the modern buildings just some 50 metres from this cottage – the houses still have these angles and squares …and colours. A brilliant merge of old and new architecture.