This was true Airbnb, where you actually do share a house/home with a couple and for a short time are included within their family space. Cheryl and Peter, and not to exclude Oskar (I mean how could you), were each and all charming, friendly, welcoming, accepting. It is a beautiful home, carefully arranged with the gentle touch of an artist who realises that the living space is more than just a casual accumulation of objects, rather it is a space in which people come together, relax, express themselves, communicate, engage with others - I particularly responded to this. The relationship between built environment and lived experience is something that intrigues me. There is a light touch here that makes you feel at ease, and mixing with the occupants is also easy. I enjoyed their company, wit, insights, and deftness of touch. It was a joy. I hope to go back.