The Trendy Entomologist & The Return of Pine Wood
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Scandinavian Wood & Browngreyish
I think these pics represents a very stylish style. Airy Scandinavian with a retro touch and blends of woods, browns and black. | pic sources: 1, 2, 3 & 4, 5 | To me personally, it’s slightly too minimal & catalogueish to be adopted throughout a home. But for one room – especially like a kitchen or dining area – it is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful style concepts I can think of. This Autumn has seen another va ba boom in painted walls: blueish or browish greys.
blossom moth sisters
Just wanted to say, these adorable moth sisters will go into Mr Finch’s etsy shop at 6 pm UTC/GMT +1 today.
That is in two hours. Too little time to figure out which one to invite home, they are all irresistible!
Update: At 10 pm, dinner eaten, ready to buy, my moth lady was gone. Same happened with the peculiar (textile art) girl who dreamt so much she was pretty her head turned into a flower…Lesson learned. And hey you lucky entomologist quicker-than-me, take care of the girl bottom left.
Hi Autumn!
Autumn 2012 by Toast.
The Autumn hasn’t arrived meteorologically here in Stockholm just yet, but definitely emotionally and certainly interior-wisely. I think this pic very well represents the swing over to a new season. The caramel-coloured retro sofa, the arty vibe and the mix of warming cushions…
Peace
White with apricot/pink, gold & copper. How’s this for a guest room?
So peaceful. Just enough warmth and edge to make it charming.
The most gorgeous pic in the October issue of one of my 2 mag faves: Elle Decoration UK.
Jonathan Adler in one of his musings. Don’t miss them, they are heavily amusing and inspiring!
And here’s some gorgeous new cushions from the Adler collection, “bobo pillows” – bohemian bliss!
just a room
There’s really nothing overly special about this room (via estate agent esny). Yet it’s very nicely decorated I think. Or maybe undecorated, i.e. not decorated by the book but by heart. I love the little corner on the right hand side. The paintings above and around the door opening. The bushy plant in a bucket. It can’t really be defined into a style; closest would probably be country/folklore in a city flat. Anyway, I love the vibe.