One of the foremost characters in Ingmar Bergman’s films – not to mention his personal life – was the island of Fårö. Here, just off the coast of Gotland in the Baltic Sea, Sweden’s most indelible filmmaker found his sanctuary, a reclusive haven where he lived and worked for over 40 years. We visit Bergman’s former home where we find extraordinary Bergman-esque design and a bit of quiet magic
Interiors / Society
A rare glimpse inside Ingmar Bergman’s Swedish island sanctuary of 40 years
By Lisa Hasselgård-Rowe
Bergman’s writing room, with his music collection and desk. It is said that the director’s work ethic and spirit remains in the space, inspiring visiting residents to have incredibly productive stays in the home. Photo: Bruno Ehrs