Serene dining area, by Claudio Silvestrin.
Imaging being able to keep you own living space in such order...
Not realistic in my world, but love it!
Snow white
Odd. We had snow today. I just hope it's a one off. That spring returns tomorrow.
Or the day after. Had planned to spend Easter working in the garden.
See the green grass grow, make some new flower beds, plant some seeds.
As it is - I think I'll accept this is a weekend in white. All white.
What's it like where you are?
Images are from top left-right by/via:
1. me (view from my house) + beautiful envelop
2. via
3. unknown star + Residence Mag.
5. Silver fox + flickr
6. Japanese paper airvases + unknown kitchen
7. via + happy rabbit
8. Ceramic "bowls" photographed by me + paper spheres by Yoshinobu Miyamoto
10. Country Living
Welcome to designer Dorothee Schumacher's Animal Farm
I came across these images over at the Selby. What a lovely house and "garden". It's the German home of fashion designer Dorothee Schumacher , where she lives with all her chickens, horses, pigs and rabbits. A lovely, mini Noah's Ark. Head over to the Selby for more images of her home.
Wabi Sabi is Simplicity, Tranquility and Naturalness
In these collages I've used images by/from Michael Anastassiades, private0204, ArtMori, Aymara and Sgt Steiner
BicycleGate - my next project?
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| Now, this is a gate I'd like to make. Have an old bike. Need some iron and welding skills. Sigh - think I need professional help to make this, after all. Image from Inspiration Green. |
Editor's Choice: Concrete table for indoor and outdoor use
It's just weeks away. The Milan's Furniture Fair. It opens in mid April, and I hope to see Italian
designers Paolo Lucidi and Luca Pevere's stunning table Boiacca in Kristalia's stand.
The table is made of cement with internal reinforcements in stainless steel.
The cement legs are incredibly thin, elegant and resistant,
allowing the Boiacca table to be used both in- and outdoors.
A Cosy Corner for Relaxation
A lovely space with a relaxed feel.
Simple furniture. Soft colors and material. Beautiful natural light.
What else do we need? Images via.
Have a great weekend, all.
An old map as wallpaper
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Interesting. A canoe gets a second life as a bench.
On the wall - a new wallpaper with a map of the world (when?)
from Wall and Deco.
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Transparent and Graphic Art
Steven N. Meyers has turned X-ray images of flowers and plants into fine art. He write on his webpage that the earliest Floral Radiographs was created over 70 years ago. But few practice it today. I don't know if he still works on this (his webpage hasn't been updated since 2009), but hope to see more along this line, because these delicate black and white photos sure would look good in homes of any age or style!
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