Wish you a relaxing Sunday!
WABI SABI Lisbeth Williams @ Williams Design
Faces old and young
'Mirror', Oil on canvas, by Tigran Tsitoghdzyan
Pinterest is lots of fun.
And very useful if you're passionate about images.
I pin images of all sorts.
Here is a set of stunning photos;
portraits of women, men and a child,
with hands over or by their faces.
Click on each images for the source. Two are unknown.
From the series 'Portraits of the Homeless' by Lee Jeffries
Burmese monk by Marcin Zaborowski
WABI SABI Lisbeth Williams @ Williams Design
Natural Beauty
basket by Lise Bech
(click on each images for the source)
Photo by Loppelilla
wooden sculpture by David Nash
ceramics by Pilar Wiley
WABI SABI Lisbeth Williams @ Williams Design
Simplicity rules!
Reposting for earlier this year:
If you - like me - have more stuff than you actually need,
but still want to add yet another function to a space, go for simple elegance.
No spectacular color. No intricate shape.
Just a line. Or two. Or more...
Click on images for the source.
WABI SABI Lisbeth Williams @ Williams Design
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Windows as borders
I confess - I'm obsessed with borders.
Where one interior space meet another.
Where an interior space meet the landscape outside.
The treatment and design of those borders are
the most important task in my design projects or staging of homes.
If I succeed with the borders, then color or style doesn't matter much.
Actually not at all, I've found.
Here are some seemingly simple examples of public and private borders,
that inspire me. And perhaps you?
Click on image to read more about each project,
(when there is a source, that is...)
WABI SABI Lisbeth Williams @ Williams Design
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20 stylish ways to store firewood
I don't know if you've noticed, but I've stopped blogging over at CREATIVE LIVING. New, fun art projects will take time away from my interior design consultancy. Just what I want. But I will not stop blogging all together. I'll still be here. And for sentimental reasons - let me re-blog some old favorites from the other blog, starting with this one. About the many ways to store wood. Enjoy!
Hittills har vintern varit mild, men vem vet? Jag har i alla fall rustat mig med en massa ved, ifall, ifall... Först skall den ju staplas och torkas utomhus. Men var gör man sedan av all ved inomhus? Jag letar efter en lösning som är både praktisk och snygg. Och helst rymmer en del. Här är några idéer jag har funderat över. Vilken är den bästa, tro??? Ovan: stockar från tumblr. Nedan: vedhög från katie mac caskill
Ovan: Kopparkittel via Lost in America. Vedstol från Trendir
Vägghängda vedförvaringar. Ovan två fyrkantiga: Re-nest,
Under: två runda från Baest. En STOR rund från Lundberg Design, (som jag tidigare skrivit om här.) Hmmmm, en fundering - det är nog smart att göra två små om man tänker på vikten. Lundbergs stora har ju ett litet golvstöd nertill, som gör att såväl vägg som vedgållare klarar lasten och behåller formen. Du kan se en fin kopia av Lundbergs stora runda metallhållare hos bloggaren Annaleenas hem.
Ovan: häftig väggförvaring fotograferad av Leslie Williamson
Nedan: vedvägg via Tiny White Daisies
Ovan: ved kring spisen via Habitually Chic, och under trappan via Remodelista
Ovan en vedvägg via tumblr.
Ovan: Vedstapel bakom järnkaminen (Obs - brandvarning!!!) via tumblr. Nedan: höga vedstaplar i nisch. Den översta via Pintrest. Därunder via tumblr och Plus Arkkitehdit.
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Simplicity is
Illustration by Molly Jacques
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