Satu Rämö, one of Finland's most successful authors, opens up about her life in Ísafjörður, Iceland, where she has lived in a renovated home for several years. The episode of 'Yökylässä Maria Veitola' showcases the transformation of her house, which has received much attention from tourists. Rämö describes her home as having been a 'terrible shack' before their renovations began, showcasing her commitment to creating a beautiful living space amidst Iceland's stunning landscape.

Her home, which is now a beautifully updated residence, attracts tourists who sometimes mistakenly believe it is a public coffee shop. Rämö humorously recounts the frequent interruptions she experiences while trying to enjoy her coffee on the terrace, as visitors approach her with cameras, asking, 'Excuse me, is this a coffee house?' This incident highlights the blend of her private life with the public interest in her home, reflecting the charm and allure of Iceland's natural beauty.

In a previous interview with Koti ja keittiö magazine, Rämö mentioned the reasons behind purchasing the house just before the pandemic, specifically its breathtaking scenery. Her passion for the outdoors and her love for the environment are evident in her lifestyle choices and her connection to the Icelandic landscape, which she shares with her readers through her beloved Hildur book series. This story illustrates not only Rämö's personal anecdotes but also the unique cultural interactions between locals and tourists in one of Iceland's more secluded areas.