Tero and Sini end up giving each other the same score, not knowing each other. Hanna (center) gives a seven. MTV3
Hanna Sumari Today, together with his fellow judges, he evaluates the summer places in the Summer Homes series, the most beautiful home in Finland. One of them can be found in Hauho, where it is located Pekka Rantion and Pete Vuorion second home. The number one home in Helsinki is modern, which is especially in Pete’s mind, but in the country Pekka has been able to realize more of himself. The abundance of abundance has both chandeliers and antiques – and plenty of art.
After the traditional house tour, the jury will score the place to visit, as is customary. To Sini Rainio and To Tero Pennanen it’s one task among others, but Hanna is really tormented with her review. He admits he has never been in a similar situation before. It’s a small wonder that this is already the ninth production season of the series.
In Mikonheik, hosted by Pekka and Pete, art is present everywhere. There is also a place for good food in the villa. Joose Koskiranta, MTV3
– This was the hardest thing to criticize, Hanna says.
– The abundant use of black and glossy white paint eventually settled the number. It might as well have been ten.
But Hanna doesn’t give full points to a 19th-century villa.
– The number is seven.
Are Sini and Tero on the same lines as Hanna?
During the summer, Pete and Pekka keep a pop-up café in the barn building in their yard. Joose Koskiranta, MTV3
The most beautiful home in Finland: Summer cottages today on MTV3 at 8 pm & C More. See all TV programs and broadcast times in Telku’s TV guide.