I’m still deeply into the Stockholm styling compartment (owing to a project I’m involved in) and just wanted to share these beautiful pics I came across via a beautiful living. I maintain my opinion white is no colour at all = boring, but can not deny that all-white can serve very well as a backdrop [...]
parisian chic
Arty Grungy Chic!

Hello! Hope y’all are very fine. I’ve just recovered from a week’s flu and feel really renascent despite I’m still sneezing around quite a lot! Here’s a vibe that feels totally right & right now I think. Firstly, it’s something very laidback yet lively with brick walls. And dresses (or other garments) as decor is [...]
Working 9 to 5…

…for service and devotion. Time for all work, no play, for me a couple of weeks now. Enjoy June & see you sooners!
Happy Friday!

| left pic from the home of florist Nikki Tibbles; right pic from artist Julian Schnabel’s Palazzo |
Gorgeous black walls

Gorgeous and trendy, black walls provide a dramatic backdrop for light coloured furniture, art work or accessories. I particularly like the sharp contrast between black, or really dark grey, and white and/or gold. It really makes the objects pop out! The above photos come from Apartment Therapy, Living Etc and Marie Claire Maison, The last bedroom pic, which is a [...]
What Would Pippi Do?

Although I like the layout of this room, I have a tangible feel something is missing. Question is: what would you do to this room? How would you furnish and decorate? I think I would either want it to be a faded glamourous, granny-esque bedroom (with a French headboard of course). Or, and I’m leaning [...]
Décorer avec la Tour Eiffel

…if you pardon my French. To me, French/eclectic/Parisian interior style is associated with great beauty. It is no news, at all, I love them ol’ French headboards. An Eiffel Tower is really the least you can have in your home. Seriously. A French reminder. A link to dreams of centuries past, a bohemian life and [...]
Amazing trompe l’oeil wallpaper!

I love things which are a little bit fun and quirky and the trompe l’oeil (“trick the eye” in French) wallpaper collections from British designer Deborah Bowness certainly hit the spot! I had seen the wallpaper strips with dresses before (top right), but shamefully I had not connected them up with this particular designer, nor had [...]

