A world of wood

I love wood.

It ages well and is the obvious choice for a wabi sabi interior. 

Just look at this beautiful stair/storage by an unknown carpenter (above). 

Or designer Benno Vinatzer's  Amedea stool/table (below).  

How about wood to create interesting spaces (above - architect unknown), 

or a piece of art, like the sculpture below by french artist Xavier Veilhan. 

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The perfect getaway?

The perfect getaway? 

Found via Elle Decor Espania where you find more info about the place. 

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Great white space

Great white space, with a mix of old and new. Found here. 

Perfect for hot days, like the ones we are having in Sweden right now. 

And today starts the Olympics. Will you watch the coverage? 

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Adding softness to your home

Soft pastels in shades of green. Giving your home a 1950s feel. 

More color inspiration in the blogpost below. 

All images in these collages via Pinterest

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Shrouded House - simple and serene

... just because it's such a calm and serene space, with beautiful, natural material: Shrouded House. This beautiful home is situated in in Toorak, Melbourne, Australia. It's designed by Inarc Architects, for a young family of four plus a dog.... Love it! 

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How to pick a color for your wall

Now, that is a creative solution! Paint your walls to match your art! 

In other words - first buy or make the art you love. 

Then pic a color from the painting and paint your walls with that. Via

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Adding some pastels to the old and used

Pastels are trendy again. Like the soft shades from the Rococo (late 18 century). Or 1950s, like the ones seen here. Trendy means easy to find in stores, if you feel like adding some color to those things and surfaces that need a touch up. What's your preference? Blue or green? Or almost grey?  

All images via Pinterest.

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Summer at sea? Or in the garden??

All images via Pinterest

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DIY - Make your own art this summer

OK, so you think you are not an artist, but love to paint? Well, here is your chance to learn how to paint colorful, abstract flowers. Very clever DIY tutorial by artist Carla Sonheim. On the image above you can see how she goes from the color dots on the left to the flowers on the right! 

Click here to become an artist this summer! Good luck.  

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