A tiny red cottage, in between Stockholm’s city and archipelago, houses this charmig little kitchen. It reminds a lot of the fabulously styled theatre pub I wrote about the other day. About their interior style, the couple living in this house say (the eclectic key words): “You can find gems within all styles. Why zero […]
Me and Henen had a refreshment break at this incredible pub in Upper Street, Islington. It’s called the King’s Head and is world renowned for its music and its theatre that is located in the back room behind the bar. I love the eclectic and theatre-ish athmosphere! So homey and inspirational. The wall colours, the […]
…this pic was featured at the excellent new-to-me-blog Delight by Design. I found myself deeply engrossed in the elements of it. I can not single out one key feature – it’s spotless eclecticism again! Also, there might be something quirky in sight just in the corner (is it a rooster?). And it’s perfectly warm and […]
I think colour theory is really interesting. Like how and why colours affect the perception of a room and what colours do when you put them together. Such as the thing with warm and cold colours. Broken down illustratively, the warmth of a colour is associated its redness and yellowness while the coolness has to do […]
I’m not sure why it is I like the composition of this room so much… It might be the eclectic completion! Or the fact that those peculiar wall-busts (don’t know their proper name, if they have one.) are wearing hats/or a wig? Could also be the interesting ‘dancing’ sign, together with the style-mixed chandelier and […]
Just a quick spotlight: Abigail Ahern’s new website/webshop is live. This place surely is a very happy hunting ground of quirky individualism, with lovely dog lamps, beautiful vases, majestic lighting and much more. A personal favourite is the faux flowers – they look just amazing in reality. Also, new site has a page with Abigail’s […]
| left pic from the home of florist Nikki Tibbles; right pic from artist Julian Schnabel’s Palazzo |
via decor8 and kurbits… …via atelier abigail ahern …and via four walls and a roof
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