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A royal hunting lodge

Christianssæde was not merely a manor house. It was also designed as a small hunting lodge – inspired by the royal hunting lodges of the time, where nature, hunting and a life of luxury blended together. The surrounding Christianssæde Forest is still home to a large population of fallow deer, and the hunting tradition lives on to this day.

The hunting lounge reflects this history. Hunting scenes hang on the walls, including a work by the Dutch artist Melchior de Hondecoeter. The coloured, wool-clad walls and dramatic materials are inspired by the Baroque style’s sense of warmth, contrast and detail – but interpreted with a modern twist.

The personal hunting trophy

A special trophy hangs above the fireplace. It comes from a fallow deer shot in Christianssædeskoven by Andreas Karberg himself – the first and, to date, only deer he has bagged. These days, he prefers the deer to live to a ripe old age so that the forest’s many visitors can continue to enjoy seeing them.