| from Abigail Ahern’s home via the selby | | via delight by design | | Antony Crolla via Desire To Inspire | “You have to trust in something: your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. Because believing that the dots will connect down the road will give you the confidence to follow your heart, even [...]
It’s a superb way to make a room interesting, lively and homely. The more mixing, the better! Above is a wonderful example of that fact. Gorgeousness on a wall. I also like the pic left, found via Abigail Ahern’s facebook page. In her signature eclectic style mixing (and mis-matching) is essential. And adorable! It’s quite a job [...]
I’ve just dug into my folder of dining area inspiration. A plentiful and varied chapter! I still favour the mix-and-missmatch idea when it comes to table and chairs, but there are numerous ways to do it. And a zillion ways to make this space inviting and appetizing. Now here’s a few for inspiration. And some [...]
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 [...]
interior design by Abigail Ahern
There’s a challenge going on in the Swedish blogosphere: to select 5 favourite blogs. I have to choose on a very ‘right now’ basis because it’s ever-changing. So here it goes, 5 fav blogs – in the interior design area – in no particular order: Solid frog. Why? It has great content! Lovely pics and [...]
Rugs are a key feature in the trendy ethnic-boho-chic style. Kelims in particular. Left pic via Abigail Ahern blog, who suggests a mix of rugs – more than one rug in the same area. Rugs should then be of different sizes to avoid the room being cut (and boring). Ahern herself has a woolen zeebra [...]
What is worth highlighting from the year passed? One space I’ve really enjoyed researhing this year is bathrooms. Becaaause, Swedish bathrooms are, in general, so boring. You know, head to toe tiles and a vast lack of decor. Here’s a round-up of inspiration on the ultimate bathroom lighting – the chandelier. | top left marie [...]
