| as featured on sf girl by bay – beautifulness | | somehow, after all the odd chair mixin’ – including my own [hard-to-archieve] collection of fiberglass Eames - I seem to appreciate homogeneous sets again too - handsomeness – via marieclairemaison | smashing! 60′s retro - from a source unknown/forgotten |
The house tour continues in the kitchen! When we moved in, the kitchen was tiny and very outdated, so to create a larger and more user-friendly kitchen we knocked down a wall to combine two small rooms and opened out the chimney breast to make room for the range cooker (which I love because it’s got [...]
Hepp, I got a second summer house! In my mind…that is. A green oasis and energy booster retreat! It has the loveliest windows (above, via igotasweettooth), cool details such as the vintage lamp (via etsy) and loads and loads of fresh flowers and lively popping colours: And of course, a huge huge garden, almost a [...]
Wow, Friday already! This week has been so quick. And forecast says the Stockholm weekend will be sunny and warm. Happy times! Today, I’m liking this… This style appeals to me. The place is featured in SvD Bostad and it’s Scandinavian yet it could have been anywhere in the world. Lively, homely and harmonious. I [...]
Happy wknd! I’m into some serious redecoration right now. First coat of paint is ready in the bedroom and while waiting to dry I’m making plans for our new dining area. Let the creativity flow! | image via marie claire maison |
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 [...]
Ouch… these pics from the home of photographer Emily Mccall are so nice I just have to post them (although they have been posted today already by both four walls and a roof and style made simple). I confine myself to the two pics that made the biggest impression, first the living room….. White wire [...]
In an article of the Swedish magazine Sk̦na Hem, the home of a couple living in an old elementary school is portrayed. I think this mix of old and new, modern and classic Рstill with a effortless feel Рis inspirering:
